Nixon plan eyed to overhaul school lunch program
Washington AP The Nixon administration weighs a comprehensive overhaul of the school lunch program to curb what it sees as inequities in funding. Officials say tougher federal controls and a shift to higher income eligibility thresholds could limit free or reduced meals to lower income families only, affecting millions of pupils.
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Nixon
Asst. Secretary of Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Lyng
Congress
Tion
North Vietnamese lieutenant freed in Cambodia in POW swap
Saigon reports a North Vietnamese lieutenant was released in Cambodia in a surprise bid in exchange for the prior week’s release of an American sergeant. U S officials cited possible future POW releases as a goal while stating the North Vietnamese made no commitments. CHICAGO The American Bar Association plans to mobilize young lawyers in Ohio and 10 other states to aid families of service members who are prisoners of war or missing in Southeast Asia.
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Cambodia
U. S
Chicago
American Bar Association
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Mt.
Mount Vernon Ohio school buses ran today after the school board and a union of non academic workers reached a weekend agreement ending a strike that began September 21 over several issues. Forty four workers missed the second day under the Ferguson Act.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Mottl Seeks Public Support for Lottery Bill
Ohio Senator Ronald Mottl says his lottery bill could raise about 115 million dollars yearly and should be pushed by Ohioans to clear a House bottleneck. The measure has passed the Senate and could go to voters at the May 1972 primary if the House floor action occurs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ronald Mottl
Parma
Senate
Pride Sweeps CMA Awards With Double Honor
Charley Pride won Entertainer of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year at the Country Music Association awards. Lynn Anderson and Dolly Parton Porter Wagoner duo won top duo, Osborne Brothers Group of the Year, Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass Instrumental Group of the Year, Jerry Reed Instrumentalist of the Year, Sammi Smith Single of the Year, Freddie Hart Song of the Year, and Ray Price Album of the Year. Art Satherly inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Pride recalled humble Mississippi roots as he accepted the honors.
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Tenn
Charley Pride
Mississippi
Pride
Sledge
Miss
Lynn Anderson
Rose Garden
Dolly Parton
Porter Wagoner
Osborne Brothers
Danny Davis
Nashville Brass
Jerry Reed
Art Satherly
Columbia Records
Thomas A. Edison
Sammi Smith
Freddie Hart
Ray Price
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Funeral services held for Rev. David Duncan after Marietta church boiler blast
In Marietta Ohio the First Baptist Church held funeral services for Rev. David Duncan pastor who died Friday from an educational building boiler explosion that killed five people and injured 14. Memorials were scheduled for four ninth and 10th grade students who perished in the blast.
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Marietta
Betsy Mills Club
Marietta College
Marietta, Ohio
First Baptist Church
David Duncan
Marietta Junior High School
Diane Slaughter
Diane
Ro gers warns UN would face dangerous precedent without Taiwan
Secretary of State William P Rogers says expelling Nationalist China from the United Nations would set a dangerous precedent and invite challenges to Security Council actions. He cites potential claims by Albania and others that past decisions were illegal and predicts difficulties for future UN decisions. Meanwhile, he says Arab Israeli talks remain promising for an interim settlement. Also notes his lack of interest in a Supreme Court nomination.
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William P. Rogers
United Nations
China
Security Council
Rogers
Taiwan
CBS
Republic of China
Albania
Supreme Court
Nixon
High Bench
Secre
Javits Pushes Phase 2 Clarifications Amid Labor Wary
Sen. Jacob Javits urged labor leaders to accept Phase 2 of Nixon’s policy, saying the Cost of Living Council will not veto Pay Board decisions. AFL-CIO President Meany postponed comment after a Tuesday executive board meeting with UAW and Teamsters heads to discuss discrepancies with advance briefings. Meany and Connally indicated the council may act if inflation goals falter.
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Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Nixon
Javits
Cost of Living Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers and
Teamsters
Meany
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Frank Fitzsimmons
Tripartite Board On Pay
Commission On Prices
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
LA Docks Still Closed Despite Court Order
San Francisco AP reports a dispute over 11 steady men may keep Los Angeles and Long Beach docks closed until Friday despite a federal court order halting a 15 000 strong West Coast longshore strike. Arbitrator Love ruled against ILWU in the bid to limit employer named pick by 11 workers to shape up docks for work. PMA says named men necessary to resume cargo handling. ILWU says jobs should be shared.
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Los Angeles
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Long Beach Harbors
West
George Love
ILWU
Pacific Maritime Association
Love
PMA
Harris Opposes Byrd for Supreme Court Seat
Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris says Robert Byrd lacks the depth of judgment and civil rights record for a Supreme Court justice. McGovern, also seeking the Democratic nomination, would review Byrd's qualifications before backing him. Byrd’s name is among several being considered by the Nixon administration for vacant seats.
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George McGovern
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Senate
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Harris
Meet the Press
NBC
McGovern
Byrd
ABC
Tary
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Hugo L. Black
Richard H. Poff
Rva
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Justice Department
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Classified ads offer simple formula for selling fast
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