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House rejects measure
on, campaign spending

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automatically falls to its perma-
vent $400~ billion level, with actual
debt figured At roughly $467 bil-
I. lion'.
ASST. ATTY. Gen. Henry Peter-
sen condemned what he called a
' "hypocritical" Congress for re-
sisting tough penalties on poli-
tici~n who receive illegal cam-
paign contributions.
He urged legislation to impose
rfines triple the amount of the il-
legal contribution and to make the
penalty apply to the contributor
and recipient alike.
"If Politician A has to cough up
three times what somebody gave
hint because it was unlawful, he's
going to be damin certa~in -- rather
than be a Pontius Pilate -- that he
knows where that came from,"
said Petersen', head of the Justice
Department's Criminal division
which is responsible for enforcing
campaign finance laws.
HEWAS LIKENING the politi-
cian to the D~oman governor de-
scribed. in 'the Bible as allowing

Christ to be crucified after maki ig
a public show of washing his hand
of the decision.
Petersen expressed skepticism
of politicians who claim no know-
ledge of illegal funds because their
contributions are handled by a fi-
nance chairman.
"The absence of evidence doesn't
indicate that the recipient doesn't
know; it simply means we can't
prove it in a very large majority of
cases," Petersen said in an inter-
view.
SENATE FINANCE Committee
Chairman Russell Long (D-La.),
said he figured the House would
at leAst be willing to negotiate on
key features of the package once'
the congressional portions are
dronned.
Under a 1971 law, presidential
nominees can get federal financ-
ing of about $21 million but may
elect to use private gifts instead.
The Senate - passed provisions
xvo'uld wipe out the private option
and requ'ire major narty nominees
to use public funds.

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Mot Roar'.noon.
Neuroscience: A. Britten, 103 Neuro-
set. Lab. Bldg.. noon.
TSMRRD: W. Rhodes. Sabin Head,
lrntnple investigator.' "Conceptual
M'odels of Child Vriance--Interven-
tton." Rh .100, 136 S. First St., I:15 pm.
Philosophy: C.' Hooker, Western On-
tario V. "Systematic Structure of En-
vironMental rPobleznis & their Rela-
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gell Hall, 4 pm.
Astren~ny: S. van den Bergh, David
biunlap Ohs., Toronto., "Recent Optical
* Observ'Ations of Subornova Remnants,"
P-A Bldg. Colloq. Rm,. 4 pmn.
University Dancers: Power Ctr., 4, 8
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Iitt'l Ctr.: Int'l Travel Fair, "Trants-
t ortttoli * Travel Overseas," Union
Station, 7 pmi.
ilibert '& Sullivan Society: "The
Grand tbUke," Mendelssohn, 8 pm.
University Players: Zindel'a "And
Mf1s. R~tdon D!inkra A Little," Arena
Theatre, Priere Bldg., 8 pm.
Union O6alery: lonesco's "T'he Bald
Soprano," thiiohl Gelery, 1st fl., Union,
a pm.
U-M Folk Dance : Barbour, 8 pm.
Musical eociety: University Choral
Union, Handel's Messiah, 8:30 pm.
Collegturn Musicum:t Music from the
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asst. dir., includes liturgical drama,
"Fiis Ottron," St. Mary's Chapel.
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