Rogers Seeks UN Aid for Pakistan Refugees
Secretary of State William P. Rogers plans to travel to the United Nations to urge a stronger international relief effort for East Pakistani refugees in India. Nixon noted $70 million already given by the U.S., while a House ban threatens $123 million in aid and arms.
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William P. Rogers
United Nations
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U.S
Nixon
United States
India
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Carter Explains Duke Power Fee Charge
Rep Rex Carter of Greenville says a $25 000 payment to his law firm from Duke Power was for services related to a rate increase request to the Public Service Commission He says the fee was part of a compromise with the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association which he represented in opposing the rate rise The Duke Power president Carl Horne confirmed the compromise details
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Rex Carter
Greenville
Duke Power Co
Public Service Commission
Carter
PSC
South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association
Carl Horne
Duke
SCTMA
Savannah Eyes NS Savannah as City Tourist Icon
Savannah officials push to acquire the NS Savannah for $1 from the Maritime Administration and convert it into a $54 million city tourist site. A business group backs the plan with financial support, proposing docked displays, restaurants, and atomic energy exhibits beside the Savannah River.
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U.S
Orange-Beaumont
Tex
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John P. Rousakis
Maritime Adminis
Tration
Rossiter
Rousakis
Savannah River
Washington
Maritime Administration
Real estate ads seek buyers and builders in South Carolina
Multiple property listings and offers from private owners in North Augusta and Orangeburg area. 3 BR homes at Dunbarton Oaks price 24900 with possible assumed loan. build a 3 bedroom house on your lot for 9500 financing available. two more 3 bedroom homes with take over payments. warehouse space 3 to 6 thousand sq ft wanted by December 1971.
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N. Augusta
S.C
Orangeburg SE
Sharyn Lane
Call
Senate approves $21 billion military bill with key weapon boosts
The Senate Armed Services Committee backs a $21 billion defense authorization, funding major weapons programs. It trims Safeguard missile defense for D C, restores $801.6 million cut to the Navy F14 fighter interceptor, and plans to bring the measure up in September amid anticipated amendments on Safeguard and the B1 bomber.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon Administration
Washington, D.C
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