Primary voting hours and voter guidance in party primaries
The editorial notes today voting runs noon to 9 p.m. in party primaries and urges voters to consider candidates positions. It emphasizes informing voters and registering choices for the November general election.
The Pendulum Returns to Check Nixon impoundment power
The passage notes Congress opposition and court rulings curbing President Nixon’s impoundment tactics. A Washington district judge ordered halting spending on dismantling the Office of Economic Opportunity. A Missouri federal judge required releasing impounded highway funds. A third judge demanded EPA funds totaling $6 billion be made available for water pollution control.
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Missouri
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Breakthrough in Newburgh Police Corruption Probe
The investigation exposed corruption within the Newburgh Police Department with indictments focusing on officers. Former chief Humbert Cappelli pleaded guilty to one of eight charges after agreeing to cooperate with a federal grand jury probing Orange County corruption, suggesting broader external involvement may emerge.
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Humbert Cappelli
Orange County
Nixon Foundation reports loss amid memorabilia drive
The Richard Nixon Foundation, created to house Nixon presidency memorabilia, posted a net loss despite CREEP's profits. The fund remains weak as efforts to build a Nixon library stumble amid weak donor response and unfinished subapoenas. Europe shows cool reception to Kissinger's new Atlantic charter dialogue, with conversations reportedly bothering European partners.
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Nixon
Europe
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Mental health centers face funding cut and reform debate
Congress debates a proposed cut to federal support for the community mental health centers program as HEW aims to end earmarks and phase out funding. Advocates say the centers improved treatment and reduced state hospital populations, while critics warn the move risks a return to worse care and slower progress toward self sufficiency. The program expires June 30, with House and Senate considering extensions and reforms.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
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D-Fla
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Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
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Weinberger
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Kentucky
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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R-N.y
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