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14 small farmer needs help if rural America's decline is to be halted, said the Speaker, and the Admin's record in this area "has been consistent indifference. 11 By 25-6 a new antipoverty bill providing $5.3 B over 2 years was approved by House Educ. and Labor. The child-care program's deletion was the only concession to the WH. A $600 M increase in Headstart replaced that program. OEO's Sanchez warned last week the bill's future was jeopardized by not removing RN's other objections. CBS note that some hospitals report staph infections among infants whose bathing with hexaclorophene was stopped due to FDA warning ABC in a filmed report on a hospital nursery in New Haven where the warning is being taken as just that and altho newborn are again being washed with the substance, they're being rinsed extra well. A doctor said FDA needs to reevaluate the ban, study the effects and then determine if each hospital can use it safely in relationship to its own particular bacteria situation. 6, 000 "intermediate care" nursing homes in 33 states and DC have been put under federal juris- diction as part of a Gov't crackdown on substandard homes. Tobacco-state solons Ervin and Jordan said Moss's legislation to limit tar and nicotine in cigarettesis a direct attack on Americans' right to run their own lives and "a police state far beyond Hitler's. 11 A no-fault auto insurance plan that would save an average of $45 per vehicle in premium costs, was proposed for NY. Although not as sweeping as Rockefeller's, it received his endorsement. It would still be the most far-reaching in the country CBS/NBC noted Virginia Knauer accused the

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