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Show Department WASHINGTON Housing called in the FBI The has more in than 200 instances of apparent of violations government housing programs, including some involving government appraisers, Secretary George Romney testified Wednesday. Romney the told 1) testimony Wednesday. the secretary said that with some exceptions, followup investigations by his dee the confirmed partment House " 2a com-mittr- findings. Cases referred to the FBI, Romney said, include a number reported by the committee and others turned up by the Housing Department's own monitoring of various programs. Action Taken Cites Defects The principal complaints were tha some properties sold under the program were dilapidated or had glaring uncorrected defects, or that their prices had been boosted the before goveshortly rnment-aided sale. Romney originally had questioned whether the abuses ira just resting. He said nine Federal ing Administration staff appraisers were involved in matters referred to the FBI and action administrative that was taken against five other 1 didnt get kicked out ! Hous- IIous Rejects Ban on Manpower for Viet WASHINGTON (AP) An effort by Indochina war foes to dismantle the entire U.S. draft system to cut off man- - appraisers. OPEN DAILY Rakes Fulbright Army Socks Barks D'n, p,an 15.000 in Mays Call Nixon Aide Endorses Campaign Bill By Warren Weaver Jr. New York Times Writer power for the conflict was overwhelmirgly rejected by the House Wedesday, 73 to 11. missed what had previously van! a measure that included' a celling on political spending, like tli.it in the 1970 bill. Then, in a television inter view, Nixon startled but5 ' Not Far Apart After Kleindienst had read his prepared testimony. Sen. and Republicans he favored "a hint- by saying tation on expenses. Tuere's John O. Pasture of Rhode Island, chief sponsor of the Democratic campaign measure, observed: I dont think we re far apart at allTaken at face value, the Justice Department officials statement made it appear unlikely that President Nixon would veto a campaign spend- Democrats about that. (Copy i iglit ) CHOCOLATE DFlfMK ing bill in 1971, as he did in Until 10 days ago, the administration had declined to , Halt Gallon IRREGULAR1? . 39 C: at Your Neighborhood " DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN YOUR DIET A7 197! support ary of the pending campaign spending b.il. but White House agents bad tuld. on Capitol 1EH! Republicans that the President did r.ot the unofficial administration bill, sponsored by Son. which Hugh Scott. pointedly omitted any limits on spending but would have prohibited presidential contributions above $15,000. - HEBER VALLEY;; BRAN BUDS MILK DEPOTS 30 LOCATIONS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SUM. 10 - 7 10-1- 0; The Salt Lake Tribune. Thursday. April 1. been Washington Star Servif'e WASHINGTON The Nixon administration, in a WASHINGTON The Penmajor reversal of position, entagon announced Wednesday a draft call of 15.000 men in dorsed Wednesday most of the a reduction from the key provisions of the DemoMay cratic legislation designed to 17,000 men called in each of the first four months of this1 reduce campaign spending. year. Depty Atty. Gen. Richard had The draft call falls below L. who Kleindienst, the level that army officers requested that hearings by have said they need to fill the Senate Communications their requirements in the subcommittee be reopened so combat arms infantry, ar- that he could testify, called for a workable and realistic" tillery and armor. ceiling on the amount candiGen. Wihiam C. Westmoreland, the Army chief of staff, dates may spend in all comradio, told congressional committees munications media earlier this month that the television, newspapers, billboards and the like. Army is not receiving the number of draftes it needs to Prove I nrealistie keep up its strength. The only limit opposed by Draft calls have been reKleindienst was on the size of duced faster than corre-- s individual campaign contribu- p o n d i n g Anay requirelions. He said that current ments, Westmoreland said. attempts to impose such ceil- As a result, he said, We ings had proved unrealistic are having to accept lower and incapable of enforce- readiness levels for some of nipnt. our stateside divisions. The Justice Department official thus effectively dis- (Copyright) - 0 houses. In his Banking Committee it had been essentially right in reporting widespread abuses of programs under which the government pays part of the interest on mortgages so that e families can buy houses. . mar were as widespread ' as the committee indicated in a report last year. However, he later said the situation was more serious than he thought and suspended the interest subsidy program for existing Bv Edmond Le Breton AswiatedPress Writer Bv Hank Ketcbam Dennis the Menace Romney Details Abuse In Housing Subsidies Demo Feeds Red Hope, Spiro Avers WASHINGTON (UPI) Spiro Vice President -T. portrayed Fulbright, as an arrogant, frustrated presidential candidate who was currying favor with the news media and feeding Hanois hope for a divided United States. Agnew issued a statement criticizing Fulbrights speech to the Senate Tuesday when the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sibreaking a lence on the laotian operation, claimed the administration .was hiding the real facts about the aborted mission from tiie American people. He said it was time for war critics to speak out again. Arrogant Disregard Agnew said it was time for critics of Senator Fulbright to speak again. 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