Congressional budget clash over 1977 deficits and drug policy
The Haley Report notes both houses completed the 1977 fiscal budget resolution with minor differences and pave the way for Appropriations Committee bills. It quotes a vote against the resolution due to a projected two year deficit and over $40 billion in increased spending, while highlighting concerns over debt and interest rates. The piece also discusses Drug Enforcement Administration findings on rising hard drug use and Dr. DuPont calls for a cohesive federal policy prioritizing hard drugs, with emphasis on enforcement and treatment.
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Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Treasury Department
National Health Insurance
Humphrey-Hawkins
Drug Enforcement Administration
Robert DuPont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
DuPont
Caution: Florida plants pose poisoning risk to children
A reader warns of hazardous flowers and berries in Florida that can cause rashes stomach upset or death. The letter names many plants and urges supervision of children and prompt medical help if exposure occurs.
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Florida
Eample
Polagiantro Center
Noisy missiles prompt airport noise memories
The Editor recalls a council debate years ago on a missile firing installation at the south beach. Residents feared noise from repeated tests, but officials said only brief firings would occur. Daily tune ups and dry runs produced noise comparable to actual firings, revealing a longer exposure than expected.
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South Beach
PLUSword Winners Named In Venice Puzzle
On May 13 1976 Walter Jacoben and George Gerdts correctly identified Bill Buck and Omar Wilson in PLUSword. Eleven callers by 910 a.m. provided proper identifications. First prize is a $10 gift certificate from The Men's Shop, runner up $5 cash from The Gondolier, next Thursday 9 a.m. entry deadline 4 30 p.m. at 88-8770.
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Walter Jacoben
George Gerdts
Bill Buck
Bill Buck Chevrolet
Omar Wilson
Raymond, James & Associates, Inc
Venice
Nickel is minted and Derby opens in Kentucky
The Treasury announces the nickel first minted with 25 percent nickel and 75 percent copper. The Kentucky Derby debuts at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. Massachusetts passes attendance requirements for children eight years old and up. World War II winding down with new U.S. efforts against Tokyo. North Carolina votes to secede from the Union.
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Treasury Department
U.S
Churchill WS
Louisville
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Union
Tokyo
Janes
North Carolina
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Chuck) Reiter
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