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The Times Herald Record in Middletown, New York

09 Jun 1972

Page 6

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The Times Herald Record

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Middletown, New York, United States of America

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Jun 09, 1972

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6

Kleindienst Approved as Attorney General in 64-19 Vote

Senate approved Richard G. Kleindienst 64 to 19 to be attorney general ending a lengthy probe into administration dealings with big business. The former Phoenix lawyer thanked reporters and said he would continue to pursue justice impartially as he returns to the Justice Department.

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Washington UPI Senate Richard G. Kleindienst Kleindienst Phoenix Justice Department John N. Mitchell Judiciary Committee United States Senate Jack Anderson Anderson Richard Kleindienst Mitchell Nixon George 5. McGovern Edmund S. Muskie Hubert H. Humphrey Howard W. Cannon D-Nev George P. Shultz John B. Connally Jr the Treasury
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Toughest antibusing bill gains House approval in 218-180 vote

The House approved the strongest antibusing measure yet, part of a larger higher education package worth 18.5 billion dollars over three years. It would suspend until 1974 court ordered desegregation, ban federal funding for busing, and bar busing that harms health or forces attendance at an inferior school. Critics on both sides argued the provisions were too weak or too strong.

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Washington UPI House Capitol Hill White House Senate Congress Augustus Hawkins Dcalif GOP Gerald Ford Michigan
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House taxes delayed reform and debt limit vote

The House Ways and Means Committee delayed tax reform this year while extending the national debt limit to October 31 for 15 billion dollars. Chairman Mills pledged hearings this summer and said reform would wait until next year.

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Washington UPI House Ways and Means Committee Nixon Treasury Department Charles Vanik Ohio Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills Congress
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