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i es disaster relief programs, tried to delay Senate ac- tion in order to hold hear- WASHINGTON 'AP) President Nixon asked Congress Tuesday for $100 million i disaster-relief funds for flood-stricken eastern states and the Senate promptly upped the ante by voting for $200 million. Mr. Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, announced that the $100 mil- ings and get a White House estimate of funds 4 AtJ iL-i-v nrr liumi ir rT T-i 'j cin nil i lion request was being sent to Capitol Hill for immediate consideration and that Vice President Agnew was being sent on a two-day fact-finding tour of Virgin-York. Soon after this, the Senate approved by voice vote an amendment to a departmental appropriation bill to provide $200 million ia, Maryland and New in federal funds for victims of tropical storm Agnes.

The money would be handled by the Office of Emergency Preparedness and is in addition to $92.5 million now in that agency's disaster relief fund. The House would have to accept the Senate amendment to make it effective. Congress plans to recess this Friday until July 17 and House action before then is uncertain. Sen. Joseph Montoya (D-N.

who chairs a subcommittee which supervis u'nnr is ranrps rnar money is not going out the -window I don't want 1 House Backs Nixon On Arms uncle Sam to be taKen." Hp rpfprrpfi t.r nrrnnntc nf I I TV. 1 1 residents making raise loan claims in the wake of He that area's earthauake. F.I WASHINGTON (AP) Backing President Nixon's bid for sustained U. S. development of new offensive weapons under the Moscow accords, the House decisively rejected proposals Tuesday for a outback of more than $1.6 billion.

The House also rejected by 244 to 152 a proposal to order all U. S. forces out of the Indochina war by September 1 in return for HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIAL Dirty li Harrisburg, Pa. three girls rest after clean-up work. Even Water Is Needed It's A Flood Of Problems a- AP Wirephoto Eastern Seaboard states Tuesday, 48 hours after the end of the worst floods in the modern history of the area.

Meanwhile, the discovery of more bodies raised the death toll i last week's dis-dlsaster to 125. Damage rlad of concerns in eight death toll in last week's stood well above $1 billion. Week-long rains in con-juction with Tropical Storm Agnes brought intense flooding from South Carolina to upper New York The facets of the storm's caprice were many. Here's one: Carroll Grennlnger was buried Tuesday, 11 days before he was to have married his high school sweetheart, Gail Stout. They were at an inn south of Baltimore early last Thursday when the raging Patapsco River swept them away.

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the new weapons could undermine U. arms limitation agreements and Rep. Otis G. Pike contended they should be rejected simply because they are too costly and not needed. "Obviously we've got the power to blow the Soviets to smithereens," Pike said.

"And all we're talking about here is how fine a powder to grind the other peoples of the Earth into." PIKE'S amendment to reject all $445 million in the bill for development of the Bl bomber to replace the B52 In the early 1980s was voted down 279 to 94. He's Moving REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) American chess challenger Bobby Fischer will be in Iceland in time for the start of his 24-game world championship match against Boris Spassky of Russia, one of his advisers said Tuesday. Fred Cramer, a former president of the U. S. Chess Association, said Fischer "will be here in time" but he did not give a date for his arrival.

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The House backed the President's request for accelerated development of the new Trident missile submarine and Bl bomber plus a Safeguard antimissile site for Washington and tighter Safeguard radars in a 1 1 1 1 weapons bill. The authorization for planes, missiles, ships and all other U. S. weapons for the fiscal year starting July 1 then was passed 334 to 59 and sent to the Sen-ate "We ought to take the President at his word that he wants to stop the arms race," said Rep. Robert L.

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Brezhnev Tuesday condemned the U. S. blockade and intensified! bombing of North Vietnam and called the Middle East situation "complex and dangerous," the Tass News Agency said. Speaking at a Kremlin dinner for visiting Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, the general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party said: "We resolutely condemn the American agression in Southeast Asia. We resolutely condemn the measures taken lately by the United States to blockade ports of the Democratic Republic of (North) Viet-.

nam, to Intensify bombings economic objectives, transport routes and populated localities." U. S. To See That Russia 'Plays Fair9 (c) N. Y. Times Service WASHINGTON United States intelligence officials have established a committee to keep track of Soviet observance of the terms of the strategic arms limitation treaty signed in Moscow May 26.

The five-man committee is to begin functioning on July 1, the cutoff date agreed upon by the two governments for the con-offensive missiles in the struction of new ites for U. S. and the Soviet Union. Administration officials said that the committee was set up to avoid the reijetitlon on a broader scale of the violation of the Suez Canal truce in August, 1970, when the Soviet Union and Egypt moved into position SAM-2 and SAM-3 antiaircraft missiles after the cease-fire with Israel. Debt Bill Gets An OK WASHINGTON (AP-The House voted Tuesday to extend until October 31 the $450-bllllon national-debt celling, after beating ia move to convert It Into a tax-reform measure.

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