Indiana lawmakers weigh death penalty retention
Indiana legislators expect to consider reinstating the death penalty next January after the Supreme Court allowed a legal path. Key officials and governors candidates discussed cautious, narrowly tailored measures with input from the prison system and attorney general.
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Man charged in skyjacking aid after McNally tale
FBI says a man who claimed he unknowingly drove skyjacker Marlin McNally from Peru Indiana to Detroit after an American Airlines 727 hijacking last week is charged with aiding and abetting. Details on Page 2.
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Congress approves largest ever 20 percent Social Security rise
Congress sent Nixon a 20 percent Social Security benefit increase, the largest in system history, with payroll taxes rising for workers and employers. The measure, attached to debt ceiling extension, faces a possible veto though Democrats doubt it. If enacted, benefits rise to about 158 dollars for individuals and 271 for couples, with automatic inflation adjustments beginning in 1975.
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Daley Delegation Unseated at Democratic Convention
The Democratic Credentials Committee ruled to unseat Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and 38 other uncommitted Illinois delegates to the national convention. McGovern supporters on the committee pressed the challenge as part of a broader split within the party, while Daley backers planned appeals to federal courts. The vote was 71 to 61 against the Daley delegation, with 12 black, eight young people, and six women among the 59 challenged delegates.
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Cancer Research Gives Alexandria Man Hope
Dan Cox of 3072 N Harrison Street, diagnosed with lymph node cancer, credits advances in cancer research and maintenance therapy for shrinking his tumors and extending his life. He emphasizes the value of life, his family, and the role of American Cancer Society funds in funding treatment and research.
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