Revenue Sharing Study Finds Cities Favor Buildings Over Social Services
The Conference of Mayors in San Francisco heard a Treasury survey showing 8 percent of 5.1 billion in general revenue sharing was allocated to social services, with cities funding one time building projects and states funding none. Mayors warn renewal fate rests with Congress as funds flow to 38,000 local governments.
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Conference of Mayors
San Francisco
Office of Revenue Sharing
U.S. Treasury Department
Graham Watt
Congress
Moon Landrieu
New
Orleans
U-2 Plane Now Aims at Floods Fires From Sky
NASA pilots fly civilian U-2s at 65 000 feet under contract with Lockheed to aid disaster response. They photograph fires floods pollution and land use while vast image archives go into public domain.
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NASA
Lockheed
Oregon
Florida
Jim Barnes
Claifornia
Air Force
Don Mulholland
Airborne Sciences
Mulholland
Department of the Interior
United States
Interior Department
Bob Ericson
Big Sur
Ericson
Forestry Service
Old Roads
U-2
Delighted by Court's steady term and subtle redistricting ruling
A conservative observer notes the Supreme Court ended its term with steady opinions under Burger, aside from the abortion decision. It highlights Connecticut and Texas redistricting cases, where minor deviations from mathematical equality are allowed, prioritizing fairness, political realities, and judicial restraint.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Black
Harlan
Douglas
Warren Burger
Earl Warren
Connecticut
Texas
Justice White
Warren
State
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
White
Brennan
Marshall
Ohio adopts reform bill to allow singles in adoption petitions
Ohio legislature considers a broad adoption reform bill allowing single persons to file petitions alongside married couples. Rep. Richard Celeste says the measure increases flexibility for probate courts and expands the pool of adoptive homes while prohibiting denial of petitions based on age race religion income or marital status. The bill requires annual agency evaluations, bans bias in petitions, requires expense disclosures, and honors out of state decrees.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard F. Celeste
Cleveland
Gilligan
House
Paul H. Coleman
Department of Public Welfare
Celeste
Coleman
Washington Insight: Dean Testimony Demands Careful Scrutiny
The editorial argues the Senate Watergate committee should take time to verify Jon Dean’s testimony and align it with public records. It urges delaying rush to more witnesses, focusing on key figures like Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman and Colson, and possibly transferring peripheral issues to other panels.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Sen
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Dean
Mr. Dean
Nixon
Daniel Elisberg
Whittaker Chambers
White House
Justice Department
Atty
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
FBI
CIA
Ervin
The Messenger Publishing Co. rates and delivery info
The Athens Ohio publication presents its daily and Sunday single copy prices, carrier and tube delivery options, and mail subscription rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and nationwide. It notes second class matter status and directs mail to The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Can't have cake and eat it too as in 1923
Beulah Jones argues in The Messenger June 10 1973 that past schooling was stricter and more efficient than today. She laments lax discipline and modern problems in public schools, urges back to hard work and order, and recalls army training as more effective.
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the Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Beulah Jones
Beulah
Messenger
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M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Charles Hillinger
Los Angeles Times
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Calif
America
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Los Angeles Basin
L.A
Ervin Committee
James Kilpatrick
Robert E. Miller
Washington
Joseph Kraft
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Small Society
Brickman
Brigk Mr
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Alessenger
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