Senate kills federal no fault insurance bill in Senate vote
The Senate rejected federal no fault auto insurance in a 49 to 46 vote, sending the measure to the Judiciary Committee. Backers argued it would cut legal costs and speed compensation, while opponents cited constitutionality concerns and fear of limiting sue rights. President Nixon favored state action.
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Cambodian Forces Claim Repulsed Communist Attack Near Kompong Trabek
Cambodian high command said allied troops faced a surround after repelling a predawn assault by more than 300 Communist troops on Kompong Trabek, a key Highway 4 town southeast of Phnom Penh. They reported heavy rocket and mortar bombardment and noted tanks knocked out despite surrounding pressure.
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Senate moves toward outlawing Saturday night specials
The Senate advances a bill to ban cheap concealable handguns produced domestically and imported. Senator Bayh warns that Senator Hruska's amendment could shift proof from import norms to overall sporting criteria, gutting the bill. A licensing measure fails while a Dominick amendment makes certain felony possession a separate crime with up to ten years added.
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Senate panel backs rural favored rev sharing plan
The Senate Finance Committee voted 10-2 to revamp revenue sharing so rural states gain more and urban states less. The $5.3 billion annual formula hinges on population, income, and tax burden, affecting about 39,000 counties and local governments with two thirds to localities and one third to states.
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Senate panel lays out state gains under revenue sharing
A Senate Banking Committee released a state by state date list showing how much each would gain under the federal revenue sharing formula and how much they would gain or lose versus the House passed measure. Connecticut $57.7M vs $15.7M, Massachusetts $143.5M vs $33.3M, Maine $44.2M vs $44.4M gain, Washington $46.7M vs $4.2M gain, New York $24.1M vs $2.8M loss, Vermont $13M vs $9.9M gain.
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Anniversary unrest as internment protests erupt in Belfast
In Northern Ireland violence marks the first anniversary of internment without trial. Catholic youths hijacked two buses near an army post in Lower Falls, while riots spread to Springfield Road police station. A 15-year-old Roman Catholic, Joseph Connolly, became the 501st murder victim in three years of conflict.
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Primary outcomes favor incumbents and favorites across four states
Tuesday's primaries in Michigan Georgia Missouri and Idaho largely followed party favorites with few clear signals for November. Missouri saw no decisive impact from Eagleton's resignation as Davis family controversy faded. Bond won the Republican gubernatorial nomination while Dowd claimed the Democratic nod. Georgia incumbents Gambrell and Nunn advanced, Thompson led Republicans, while Williams and Stoner trailed in a crowded field. Michigan incumbents Chamberlain Hutchinson and Broomfield won, amid anti-busing campaigns in Detroit suburbs. Idaho's GOP nominees included Symms over Kidwell and Williams unopposed for the Democrats. McClure and Davis were chosen for the Senate slate. Ford recalls affect 1972 wagons, with 257,467 U.S. wagons involved.
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Fiddler on the Hoof at Cinema I leads Bennington drive-in lineup
In Bennington, Raquel Welch and Burt Reynolds headline Here Come the Fuzz with co feature I’m a Mad Mad Mad World rated G. Hathaway’s outdoor theater in Hoosick Falls offers Now You See Him Now You Don’t and Support Your Local Gunfighter.
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