Indochina Agreement Reached in Washington
The White House led a compromise with Senate and House critics on Cambodia bombing funding. Nixon will sign laws banning U.S. military activity in Cambodia Laos and the two Vietnams after Aug 15. The deal, approved by both chambers, enshrines a future Southeast Asia war limits into law while allowing 45 days for possible bombing to reach a Cambodian settlement. Reactions split along party lines with reaffirmed Congressional oversight and cautions from Foreign Relations members about implied authority.
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Petition Challenged In Santa Fe Election Law
A district court challenge to a 1973 New Mexico law requires signed nominating petitions from candidates for U S Senate, U S House, governor and other offices. M Malcolm Dillion alleges the bill passed after the deadline and unequal rights favor the wealthy, restricting nomination access for the poor. He plans to run in the next statewide Democratic primary.
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Runnels backs Alaska pipeline with immediate build Act
Washington Rep Harold Runnels joined Rep John Melcher in a bill authorizing the right of way for the Alaska pipeline and calling for a feasibility study of a trans Canadian line to supplement the Alaska project The measure requires environmental safeguards and federal monitoring cost by oil firms It also directs a study of a trans Canadian option without replacing Alaska plans
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Social Security Bill Fails in House Vote Sparks Debt Crisis
Congress moves to salvage a Social Security raise and debt ceiling extension after a 190 to 185 defeat blocks House action. Immediate action was urged as the national debt limit nears its midnight deadline and Treasury funds risk exhaustion within days.
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White Sands Missile Range to avoid layoffs despite Army cuts
A White Sands Missile Range spokesman said no civilian layoffs will occur though the Army plans to cut 143 jobs. Reductions will come via retirements and attrition, with 63 hires still needed to fill vacancies after the cuts. The Army had announced 188 job eliminations by Oct. 31, and about half could involve layoffs, a Washington report suggesting higher retirements at the range may have altered the numbers.
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