Inquest date set for Kennedy autopsy dispute
District Judge James Boyle set September 3 in Edgartown Massachusetts for an inquest into the July crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne tied to Senator Edward M. Kennedy. District Attorney Edmund Dinis plans to call about 16 witnesses. the hearing will be open to accredited press but not the public.
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Cape Cod
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Taxpayers' Last Chance May Boost City Budget
City manager Don Driggs urges adding 43 more city employees totaling over 390 and approving new police, fire, public works, and planning staff. The plan includes a second Centerville fire company, a records program, expanded data processing, teen recreation, library space, and several major park projects costing about 953 thousand dollars. Funding relies on within the 8.2 million budget and 1.27 tax rate, with potential 64 cent rate increase.
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Driggs
City Recreation Commission
Tas Arovs Published by Tha Daily Review
Fragmented OCR text shows a newspaper notice from The Daily Review with garbled lines. It mentions a sale action under state law and a subscription rate box. Likely an antiquated notice from Fremont Colorado area with address 172 Center Square. People and exact dates are unreadable.
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Ceitnoet Mecager
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Nixon Bates Big Welfare Reform Plan
Nixon unveils a broad welfare reform package aiming to shrink federal aid and encourage work. It includes jobs training, a $30 monthly training bonus, and tightened eligibility to reduce dependence, potentially affecting about 24 million people by 1971. The plan faces liberal and conservative opposition over funding, control, and eligibility changes.
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Alameda County Property Assessments Under Fire Over 1969 Roll
Alameda County Board of Supervisors faces questions on this year’s property assessments as County Assessor Hutchinson defends a $597 million increase amid criticism of staff sufficiency. An oral report is scheduled after a Hampton Park riot casualty report prompts medical billing considerations and a pay review for the Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs Association.
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Alameda County
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Milton H. Brinton
US Expels Soviet Diplomat Over Spying Claims
The United States expelled Igor Andreyev, a former Counselor at the Soviet U.N. mission in New York, after accusing him of intelligence activities in New York. Moscow retaliated by expelling Milton Kavner, an American counselor in Moscow, a move the U.S. denounced as unfounded.
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Moscow
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Barthh
Andreyev
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Bartch
Kovner
Nudity Rulings in Local Realm Vote Passes 49 to 9
SACRAMENTO UPI Assembly votes final passage of legislation allowing local governments to regulate indecent exposure. The bill by Assemblyman Gate delegates authority to local officials to regulate exposure of private parts buttocks and female breasts. The vote totals 49 to 9.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Allies Leery Of War Lull In Vietnam Talks
Paris dispatch notes Allied officials remain suspicious of the ceasefire lull in battlefield fighting and will await Communist confirmation before accepting it as progress toward ending the war. A South Vietnamese official cites captured documents suggesting North Vietnamese and Viet Cong leadership struggles but cannot rule out a strategic regrouping.
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UPI
Vietnam
Newark Adverts Use Bus For Sale By City Recreation Dept
Newark seeks buyer for a 956 GMC bus with 27 000 miles four speed transmissions and new tires. Painted yellow with Recreation Department lettering the bus seats 40 and includes 1200 worth extras for 1000 dollars. City Assistant Manager Tom Smith urges quick purchase citing ongoing sale since March and the bus’s long service ahead.
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Newark
Tom Smith
Smith
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