Nixon expected to push space plans after Christmas
U S space program debate centers on Mars goal for 1980s. Nixon likely to ask Congress to fund a 30 to 100 man earth orbit station, shuttle, and Mars landing options ranging from 3.7 to 10 billion dollars, with decisions to set priorities from three main plans.
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Ohio Voters Reject Tax Hike and School Closures
Ohio voters again defeated the proposed tax to fund education, prompting multiple school districts to remain closed or cut calendars while awaiting state aid. Officials warn more districts may shut as 1970 approaches, as lawmakers face the finance shortfall and consider consolidation and tax measures amid ongoing disputes.
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Dodd Cleared of Charges After Two-Year Probe
Washington UPI report says Justice Department ends investigation with no criminal prosecution of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Dodd, censured for campaign contributions used personally, declares clearance and plans reelection. Attorney General Mitchell informs Dodd’s lawyer Edward Williams of the decision.
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Inspection Law To Be Enforced On Vehicle Inspections
The director of detainment Tom Merlew explains that the inspection sticker date is the legal inspection date and plate numbers no longer determine reinstatement. Law enforcement will enforce the inspection law strictly, with all agencies ordered to act. Violators will be prosecuted and cars removed from highways to protect citizens.
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Social Security Office Urges Change Reports
The district manager Herman Landes of the Anderson Social Security office urges beneficiaries to report life events such as address changes, marriage or divorce, or job changes promptly. Notifications can be made by visit, phone call, or letter to 216 E NL St, Anderson, 642-9031, open 8:32 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Pastor to Speak at Wilkinson Church of Christ Sunday
Houk of Qadir Christian Church will be guest minister at Wilkinson Church of Christ Sunday morning. Three girls from Quartz Bible College will sing in the evening worship service. Toy Chests & Desks Foland's 1229 Mer.
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