House to Set Five Day Spending Record in Recess Push
The House aims to pass five nondefense spending bills totaling 41 billion as it heads into a long weekend recess with a 240 million gap beneath Nixon's request. Bills include 12.4 billion for Agriculture Environment Protection and Commerce and 3.68 billion for State Justice and Courts. A Senate vote is pending. In Decatur Illinois a subpoena delivery in a murder case was aided by a pork chop offered to a guarding dog.
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Robinson Urges Early Study on Reorganization
Rep J Kenneth Robinson urged early intensive congressional study of President Reagan's government reorganization plans to improve efficiency. He favored functional restructuring but reserved judgment on specifics and called for interdepartmental training and better liaison among agencies to avoid waste and duplication.
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