Status of Major Legislation in Congress
Status reports on taxes ABM pay raises crime smoking and other issues. Nixon seeks repeal and reform of taxes while committees work on comprehensive tax reform. ABM funding at 900 million with hearings ongoing in both houses. Pay raises boosted to 200000 for the president and higher for officials, with leadership raises debated. Rioting and crime bills prompt hearings. civil rights enforcement powers discussed. voting rights act extensions planned. Oil pollution regulation and cleanup costs face new proposals. School aid programs extend. antipoverty efforts adjusted with Job Corps moved to Labor and Head Start to HEW. Hunger committee examines malnutrition with expanded Food Stamp spending proposed and hearings under way.
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House Ways and Means
Nixon
House
Senate
White House
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Administration
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Pollution — Administration
Public Works Subcommittee
Poverty — Administration
Labor Department
Health Education and Welfare
Education and Labor
America
Ridgeville to vote on charter issues
Ridgeville voters will decide charter amendments to extend mayor and council terms to four years. The plan staggers terms so not all council members are elected together. If approved, mayor and at large seats start four-year terms next November. ward seats begin two-year terms this November and four-year terms in 1971.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Mary
Katie
Subway milestones across cities in the late 1950s to 1960s
The fragment notes early subway openings in cities including Haifa 1958, Milan 1966 and references Nilis in Georgia, and Lashon Portugal and Wed in Israel. It cites transit developments across multiple regions with unnamed dates and places, reflecting global urban rail expansion during that era.
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Nilis
Soviet Republic of Georgia
Milan
Italy
Wed
Lashon
Portugal
Oud
Haifa
Israel
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UPI
House Internal Security
der Way
Llyria Independent Insurance Agents
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William J. Harbert
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British Tourism
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The
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Britain
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Real Cleaners
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C. J. Kovar
Kathi Colby
Gary Morgan
John Piter
Gertrude Shaw
J. R. Kozan
Edward F. Sacha
Haigh Squires
Samuel Linen
John A. Zigman
Albert S. Freed
Johnny Hendricks
Robert L. Miller
James Cunningham
Margaret Helble
Stella Champ
John Grannelli
Raymond Krafcik
Melton Love
Don Allan Wolfe
Norman Pamer
Edward C. Artman
Madeline Catherman
Adam Busony
John Nestm
Daniel Juinein
Devoice Miller
John Wald
George Penick
James Carpenter
Dan Schromm
Robert Haynes
Betty Zanzig
Lilian Cebell
Joe Synder
C. Schirle
Ben Lopuszynski
Mike Varga
Harold Bricher, Sr
Ben Zabarauskes
Elmer Drenski
Agnes Firrnier
Essie Davis
J. J. Greezek
George D. Jurisich
Robert Jacobson
Joan Sweetnick
Norman Hagen
Leonard Edith
Cynthia Johnson
Herbert
Tuwholske
Albert C. Brady
C. Johnson
Leslie Wyman
Arthur Schurger
Don Kuhar
Frank Kenworthy
Dave Chate
Dean Sweetnick
Herbert Freed
John Brodhous
WM. Cook
James Pogliese
Allan Fleeteil
Shell
Shell Oil Co
P.O
Montezuma
Richard Kessler
Wittism Kistler
Frigidaire
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