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Show September 1 5, 1 972 DESERET NEWS, Friday, 6A . Vjf-- - ' V, - - r ' !, Soviet, U.S. Talks To Resume Okay Hears On Sharing Bill measure a keystone proposal by President (UPI) -negotiators are putting the final touches today on a compromise which reconciles the Houses revenue sharing bill favorable to urban staves and the Senate bill beneficial to rural states. In all, the WASHINGTON House and Senate Nixon and the favorite legislation of state officials and officials in 38,700 towns, towndisships, cities and counties tributes $.ff) billion over five years on a no strings attached basis. It will help many communities meet looming fiscal crises Only a few mere details need to be ironed outby the conferees before the bill is sent back to both chambers for routine approval. Official1 said the first payments could go out in October. 1 The solution agreed upon Thursday in a day of closed-doo- r bargaining between representatives of each chamDer gives each state 91 per cent of the amount it would get under the version of the bill most favorable to it. Thus if a state would get more under the House formula than the Senate formula, the compromise bill gives it 91 per cent of the House total for 1972 and 100 per cent for the next four years Urban state governors won a big point when the conferees agreed to drop a Senate provision killing off a $2.5 billion program of federal matching funds for state social services programs for needy people In its place, the Senate added $1 billion a year to the revenue sharing pot, but big state governors felt they were still shortchanged Instead, the conferees merely slapped a $2.5 billion limit on how much the federal government will lay out for social services a program whose costs had threatened to skyrocket to $4 bilbon this year and double that amount next year It pays 75 per cent of the cost of a variety of services for disadvantaged people juveniles, the mentally retarded, the blind, deaf, aged, alcoholics, drug addicts, working Continued from First Page RAILROAD labor and consum- busmess, TIES OTHER RAILROAD ers. 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Because the conferees Russian decree requiring Jews shaded 9 per cent off the to pay exit fees of from $5,000 top figure for every state, to $25,000. some states will end up In 1972 The threats disturbed Senate with less revenue sharing Democratic Mike leader money than either the Senate Mansfield, who said the emoor the House version would tional issue of Soviet treathave provided. ment of Jews should be sepaThus, Wisconsin would have rated from the question of gotten $137 million under the Soviet trade consessions. million bill and $147.1 House Mansfield said he was deunder the Senate bill but with the trend in lighted winds up with only $133.9 milrelations, lion under the compromise for which has seen the Russians 1972. order about $1 billion in grain As $110 million more is from the United States in added to the tota. revenue recent months. sharing pot each year, ihi These are good trends'in equity disappears. the right direction," the Montana Democrat said H said II the United States should consider extending most favored nation trade status to comarsenal along with a shift in munist nations. budget priorities from inflaThe easiest way ia break tionary military spending to down hostilities is through more productive civilian purtrade, Mansfield poses. said. 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