House Senate clash over antibusing provisions in education bill
Senate and House prepare for a clash over a $7 billion education bill with new antibusing clauses. The House approved a stricter antibusing amendment and extended impact aid while barring funds to districts that use racial busing, with the Nixon administration urging a veto without the provision. The vote on final passage reached 380 to 26 amid cross-aisle opposition.
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John M. Ashbrook
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Streaker interrupts Johnny Carson show on NBC
United Press International reports a nude man ran on stage during the Johnny Carson Show in Burbank. The bottom half of screens went black to avoid an X rating after the brief about 10 second appearance.
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United Press International
Johnny Carson
Carson
NBC
Burbank
Calif
Demo chairman predicts impeachment by December
Washington based report quotes Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Strauss predicting a Senate impeachment trial for President Nixon will be under way or scheduled by early December. He says Democrats may have to decide then on next steps.
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Ex SEC head says Stans tried to hide Vesco gift
A former SEC chairman testified that Maurice Stans sought to conceal evidence of Vesco's $250,000 donation to Nixon's 1972 reelection. The trial tracks Stans and John Mitchell in a conspiracy perjury case over SEC probes into Vesco dealings.
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G. Bradford Cook
Cook
Texas
Bahamas
Scientists hope for safer cigarette by removing cancer agents
Dr Benjamin L. Van Duren reported progress toward a less hazardous cigarette within five to ten years. Research identified cancer promoting compounds in smoke and three large tobacco firms are cooperating to reduce or remove them. Another expert highlighted dangerous radiation overdoses from common x rays, contributing to thousands of cancer deaths annually.
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
United States
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Proxmire Urges Tapping Women Talent in U.S.
Senator William Proxmire urges government, business, and professions to fully utilize American women's talents, saying centuries of discrimination waste half the population. He cites lack of women in the Senate, Supreme Court, governors, cabinet, and top policy roles, but notes recent laws on equal pay and anti discrimination and the push for the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
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Senate
Supreme Court
Mariner 10 Reveals Mercury Surface From Space
Mariner 10 nears Mercury on its first close approach revealing rugged terrain with bright surface spots. The 1000-pound craft launched from Cape Canaveral last year will record images every 12 seconds and study atmosphere, topography, and other data as it moves to within 415 miles of Mercury’s surface.
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Calif
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Nice little lady steals 1.5 million from investors
Sylvia Ritter Millhouse of the Marshall Loan Co. bilked investors of 1.5 million over 20 years while running the office and books herself. Investigators say she overstated income and hid deficits. A discovery hearing set for April 2 aims to locate hidden assets as the firm was uninsured.
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Chicago muggers win lottery style payout
Noah Floyd, a 57 year old loner living in a North Side Chicago apartment with few possessions, unexpectedly receives a $20,600 payout amid a startling incident. He avoids telephone contact and keeps to himself, owning only a bed, a TV, a chair, a Bible, and little else.
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UPI
Noah Floyd
Floyd
North Side
The Laughing Policeman and Other Local Screenings Tonight
At the Harte Theatre on Main Street The Laughing Policeman opens tonight. Twin Cinemas I shows The Sting for its fifth week and Cinema II presents Ser pico for its third week. Dubrow's Manchester offers Executive Action about the Kennedy assassination conspiracy. Calls for starting times to Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229. Floyd, a watch repairman, earns 100 weekly plus a 245 VA check, keeps cash in a bag in his pocket, and distrusts banks. He was robbed Tuesday night after being followed from a Chicago L stop. $20,600 was taken from his bags. witnesses described the thieves as laughing and screaming.
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