Minority Enterprise Director Resigns from SBA
Washington AP A resignation shakes the minority enterprise program at the SBA four months into Philip Pruitt's tenure. The 32 year old former Wall Street banker cited by officials remains unnamed while the administrator and spokesman deny a firing. The move comes amid strain with Senate Small Business Committee Republicans and criticism from civil rights leaders about black capitalism rhetoric.
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Blind man tends garden and thrives on success
Paul Lowe, 71, tends a 60 by 9 foot garden with tomatoes cabbage beans onions rhubarb lettuce beets parsnips and strawberries using wired guides. He lost his sight to glaucoma in 1954 and, with Olive, teaches that four senses can still enable work and fulfillment through independent farming and adaptive labor.
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Hartke Predicts ABM Compromise Despite Nixon Stance
Indiana Senator R Vance Hartke forecast a compromise on the antiballistic missile program as President Nixon seeks strong congressional backing. Hartke spoke at an Indianapolis news conference amid reports Nixon snubbed compromise talk. He also voiced optimism over Thieu’s elections plan to end the Vietnam War.
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Nixon backs Thieu peace plan signals end to war
President Nixon praised Thieu’s proposals for free elections and a rapid settlement to the Vietnam conflict. He cited a comprehensive set of offers including his May 14 plan and Midway talks on a 25 000 troop withdrawal. White House aides cautioned it is too early to gauge impact on fighting.
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Murder Charge In Hair Style Dispute In University City
Police sought a murder warrant for 17 year old Michael Maul after he shot his father four times at close range in the Maul family home in University City Missouri. Witnesses include the victims wife and another son Harry Maul Jr. The motive cited is a dispute over the boy’s Afro haircut.
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Kokomo Boy Killer Hunt Shifts to Reservoir Shore
Kokomo Indiana police pursue leads at the Kokomo reservoir shores in the 15 year old Michael Trevey slaying. Trevey body found Wednesday near Greentown, mutilated and wrapped in green canvas after he left a note about running away. Investigators consider the suspect set up a camp near the reservoir before an attack and strangulation. Trevey had spent winter with his mother Vera Trevey in Mishawaka.
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Trevey
Vera Trevey
Mishawaka
Jamaica Compared In Size To Connecticut In The West Indies
A brief note compares the area of Jamaica in the West Indies to that of Connecticut, stating they are similar in size and emphasizing the comparable geographic scale.
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West Indies
Connecticut
Open at 707 W. 8th St from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m.
A listing shows a business at 707 West 8th Street operating hours from 1 AM to 9 PM daily. No further details on services or name are provided in the text.
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Compromise On ABM Met With Rebuffs
Washington sources report no compromise on the antiballistic missile dispute as White House, Defense Department, and Senate backers reject concessions. Nixon aides and Melvin Laird maintain firm positions while moderates seek a path, with Dirksen and Aiken arguing over a possible shift in tactics and timing.
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Johnson To See Cape Kennedy Moon Launch
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson will attend Apollo 11 launch at Cape Kennedy on Nixon invitation. Nixon spoke with Johnson for about 15 minutes to extend the invitation and arrange transport. Nixon will watch on TV from the White House and greet the crew aboard the USS Hornet after splashdown planned for July 24.
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