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ȣi_ Washington
■MibN Report
HmalO By Congressman
Walter B. Jones
?oth Houses of Congress
I 'ru this week to iron
H ~.l oo u| legislation before the
H i#W fiscal year begins on
■
H ~;.Jseuse passed the Armed
I - forces Pay Act by a vote of
I % to 1 This bill provides
■co aejfo a 14 -3-per cent pay hike
Kfrii-.'< members of the Armed
B v ‘r- rr<§ftF ces - There has been
H f,j 0 much support for such a
increase as many
have noted the in
■ rising number of skilled
W. who leave the
■ iV>J r-iWlitary because of
I :*isv^€ ativel y low pay
I jiniiaov^* Bo passed this week in
I£3 House was the FY 1961
■ Construction
■ Bill. This bill
K> j)4wds the Department of
■ for various con-
It ( ,:/6tpiction projects in the
Ky of $6.89-billion.
I insistent with President
desire to increase
■ %“ritAsfcnse spending, this bill
■v! : ~-,r p f£>vides about sl‘2-billion
■ dfft? re for construction
■a o 1 oPfjejeets than did the 1981
1., - iiiiSpnstruction budget.
i , iß( s pf course, many North
jpgjrolinians this week
■ patched with special in
■ v vo ;4grest the actions of the
I i^f<§¥P a te in considering the
I- io Bill. Os particular
was the Senate
I Aev-jjjftion on proposals to
or eliminate
■ ■■-in^ J r? acco P rice support
I a r :j programs. As of the time
I > column is being written,
■ 1? . 34 ip encouraging to note that
I the tobacco program has
I survived two challenges. An
I, amendment offered by
I MoJV'S&ator Thomas Eagleton
(D.Mo.) would have
Iv- .Jj-,weakened the program by
I :* * 1 Altering the price support
I. formula. This amendment
I, ‘ 'was tabled by the Senate by
I af'lote of 48 to 45. Another
I ' Iffiendment, offered by
''-‘ ! Biiiator Mark Hatfield
I 1 s Tft.Ore.) would have
I ■ the price support
I ’pKjgram entirely. This
I r ’ ’’'‘tifkstic amendment was
I; %bled by a vote of 53 to 42.
I ? ’Although both of these
I,' 4 have ef
>,;< been killed,
I r>: ' r 'another Eagleton amend-
I . ,ment will be offered later to
I; ,r the present allot-
I |/^ ,aL ment system.
I z™, Earlier in the week the
I. program did suffer
I : ’ 3 ‘ ; ‘Some in the Senate, although
I/, ffife damage was not as great
1 *ife ! it could have been. An
I uiihendment offered by
I j /'" B Stator Mack Mattingly (R.
I .' • ) who substituted for a
I „ ' sfs mtlch more drastic
I ' w -“' dfeendment offered by
I Rfehard Lugar (R.lnd.).
I ''■*' VWfile the Lugar amend-
would have quickly
. ■ ->J! ji>flAsed out the program, the
a ;,: amendment
1 v ' # market quota
/. !> under which only
Kfftners with quotas can
ain quota level supports
,' -wQudl only quota peanuts can
the domestic food
The Mattingly
" :0 SfflrHendment does, however,
Wminate acreage allot
•'■zr. r»7gj n t s f or peanuts. It
9f tt»mains to be seen exactly
r ’ ! ;' ,, ’ n Wtfat effect a provision such
: •'■stsgf. y, e Mattingly amend
n9ffent will have on peanut
t <f- ‘-'fft'bducers if similar
should be passed
in the House of Represen
tatives.
Loses
Game, 14-6
■j a vk
1 v Jjawrence lost their first
borne game this season to
.Ejifield 14-6.
k opening kickoff was
by Enfield to the
>}&t§ f i er on ly eight plays,
’b*. , ef jEitfield was leading 7-0.
scored again in
I first half on a four yard
*>: Wt after moving the ball 55
„,j|ja*ds down Held in only
’ p ,fl y s
o iTW>' Lawrence sewed with 20
seconds remaining in the
‘naif as Chris Davidson
A' , a poised to Tony Dail from
the Lawrence 35. Tony took
s nVv«i eKw ball at mid-field and
i 90 y ards for a touch-
Van Johnson's at-
lo extra point kick
• >. T..W- sed
bn3 The second half was
jjri with the final
remaining 14-6, En
s-h iwnt
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