Senate OKs 9.6 Billion Antipoverty Bill With Legal Services Change
The Senate approved a 9.6 billion antipoverty package authorizing two more years of OEO programs benefiting about 26 million people. It shifts the Legal Services program to an independent corporation, a move Nixon may veto again. The bill advances to the House after recess, with conferees to resolve differences.
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Washington
Senate
Legal Services Program
House
Congress
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty Agency
Legal Services Corporation
OEO
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Senate Labor Committee
GOP
Drama On Barabbas Scheduled Thursday
The Tennessee Temple School Summer Players of Chattanooga will present Release the Barabbas story Thursday at 7 30 p m. The Belmont Bible Church at West 29th and Walton streets hosts a public special service with the department of speech and drama chairman in the lead role.
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Tennessee Temple School Summer Players
Chattanooga
Tenn
Barabbas
Belmont Bible Church
West 29Th
Walton Streets
Department of Speech and Drama
U S Steel Plans Major Pollution Control at Gary Works
U S Steel announced an eighty million dollar antipollution program at its Gary Works. The plan centers on a new smokeless coke oven battery costing about fifty million to replace four aging batteries containing 282 ovens. Design to begin soon, with construction 30 to 36 months after, and details to be finalized in six to nine months.
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Gary, Ind
US. Steel
Gary
U.S. Steel
Battered Delta Queen Gets Nose Job
The Delta Queen, a battered sternwheeler operated by Green Line Steamers, will have its nose repaired after hitting a pier of an Ohio River bridge. Repairs are expected to take about 48 hours with no injuries reported. The vessel was taken to Jeffersonville Indiana for work and will return to Cincinnati.
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Louisville Ky
Delta Queen
Ohio River
Green Line Steamers of
Cincinnati
Jeffboat Inc
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mariam Edgar
Louisville
Evansville
Debris and current blamed for yacht harbor wreck on Ohio River
Coast Guard said floating debris and rising water powers loosened 74 boats from Yacht Haven Marina on the Ohio River. Marina owner Andrew Hauck estimates $100,000 in damage, with half from boats colliding with piers and other boats. A later debris buildup caused further losses as a headboat mooring broke loose. Six tugboats aided response. several boats sunk or missing.
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Cincinnati
Coast Guard
Yacht Haven Marina
Ohio
Andrew Hauck
Kentucky
Marvin Broman
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