Nixon plan to enlarge deficit sparks debate
Editorial argues Nixon's economic package could widen the 1972 deficit by about 2 billion dollars despite tax cuts and spending cuts, with analysts noting many savings are illusory and that welfare reform and revenue sharing are unlikely to pass Congress this year. It also questions symbolism in excluding defense cuts and highlights potential impact on cities and the poor.
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Nixon
Wilbur Mills
House Money
Mills
White House
Congress
U.S
Chairman Mills
Take-Home Police Cars In St Paul Cut Crime Risks
St Paul officials report 103 officers participate in a take-home car program begun April 21 modeled after Indianapolis. Deterrence from visible squad cars is claimed to reduce felony rates, with yearly operating costs around 1050 dollars per car.
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Yhey
Scherkenbach
St. Paul
Kathy
Indianapolis
Ind
Sgt. Avene
Feckey
Scherkenbachs
Jackson frames 1972 bid as national defense ally to Israel
Sen Henry M Jackson, 59, seeks Democratic nomination by stressing strong national defense and support for Israel, touring South and West and courting labor and Jewish groups. He defends Nixon Vietnam policy, attacks extremism in the party, and predicts a contested convention with conservatives backing his bid.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
Jackson
Congress
Pentagon
Raleigh, N.C
New York State
South
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
New Hampshire
New York
Oregon
U.S
Israel
Raleigh
Russia
Dallas
Senate
Allard K. Lowenstein
Americans For Democratic Action
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
John V. Lindsay
Charlotte
N.C
Senate Interior Committee
FBI
Lightning Strikes Electric Fence in Narrow Escape
A reader recounts a Friday the Thirteenth lightning strike that hit an electric fence near a horse pasture, causing extensive damage to fence wire, insulators, and a barn electrical circuit while sparing injuries. The writer notes the unpredictability of lightning and invites readers to share their own experiences for a future column.
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Carla
Hal
Public Notes and Tips From Bygone Letters
HAL BOYLE surveys everyday wisdom from mailbag quirks to public speaking limits, pollen dangers, smoking exercise links, forgotten heroic drivers, locusts feasting, insect feats, and a quip about widows eloping. The column blends trivia and practical cautions with light wit.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Col
H. Nelson Jackson
United States
Readers' Feedback On Beltrami Fair and Bemidji Graduation
Readers complain about coverage of local events. James L. Dean urges printing honor recipients and photos from Bemidji High School commencement. Harold South backs hiring John Lloyd as city manager and calls taxpayers to attend council meetings.
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Beltrami County
Jim E. Bleth
Bemidji
Bagley
BHS
American Legion
Pioneer
James L. Dean Bemidji
Fran Hoffman
John Lloyd
John
Harold South Bemidji
Missing Siberian tiger Ivans wanders woods near Zionsville
Four month old Ivan a forty pound Siberian tiger is missing after wandering into the woods Thursday. Three barking bird dogs bayed to track him but scared him away. Dr Edward V Schaffer the tiger owner a veterinarian says Ivan is a wonderful friendly animal. Deputies offer tracking dogs that do not bark to aid the search.
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Zionsville
Ind
Ivan
Edward V. Schaffer
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