Chicago alderman faces federal forgery charges
Fred D. Hubbard, 42, a Chicago alderman and former Chicago Plan for Equal Opportunity project director, was indicted on forgery charges for cashing a $20,000 forged check drawn on the Plan. Indictment followed a series totaling $94,000 drawn from the Plan account. Hubbard fled and FBI seeks him. Mayor Daley commented Hubbard should speak up.
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Nixon aides strike alternative revenue sharing plans
Secretary Connally leads the Nixon administration's case against alternative revenue sharing. He warns federalized welfare would jeopardize renewal of state and local governments and hinder welfare reform. He also disfavors tax credits federal tax reductions or more federal categorical grants.
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Australia seeks Red China ties through discreet diplomacy
Canberra quietly plans informal contacts with Communist China to build a framework for dialogue through discreet channels. Australia maintains recognition of Taiwan, trades modestly with the mainland, and has limited one way travel by Australians to Peking. Meanwhile in U.S. policy, Connally defends revenue sharing and tax credit plans, arguing benefits exceed risks and target aid to needed states.
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