Senate delays vote on two year draft bill
Washington AP) The Senate postponed action on a two year draft bill requested by President Nixon. Aimed at a withdrawal deadline from Indochina, the measure would have set a first ever congressional deadline. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urged full debate on policy before extended draft consideration and a one month withdrawal deadline linked to POW releases.
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Senate Votes Aid For Jobless Areas After Revision
The Senate approved a measure to extend disaster unemployment aid to areas hit by high unemployment and natural disasters. The bill, redefined to include chronic unemployment, faced GOP veto threats and moved to the House for action. The vote was 62 to 0 in favor of sending the measure onward.
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Viet Cong Mine Kills Five Americans in Vietnam
A Viet Cong mine exploded under a U S unit 26 miles south of Da Nang killing five Americans and wounding two. The blast, carried by a punchy 260 pound bomb, struck an armored personnel carrier from the Americal Division Iaith Brigade. A U S spokesman said the weapon was triggered by weight on the vehicle. The area around Da Nang has heavy bombing and ground activity as U S forces seek to maintain control in I Corps.
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SEA Rejects Stratford School Pact in Arbitration Standoff
The Stratford Education Association rejected the Stratford Board of Education contract offer ending months of negation. The SEA demanded longer terms for teachers and an in school calendar proposal, with the board withdrawing its requested contract changes amid the dispute.
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Remington Arms Phaseout Amid Bridgeport Controversy
A disputed claim by George W. Gankn about Remington Arms phaseout in Bridgeport sparks debate. Officials deny plans to relocate to Arkansas while noting a possible northern or southern plant shift. The discussion ties to local GOP candidates and ties to 1980s Bridgeport politics as details unfold.
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AFL-CIO Declines to Back Heublein Boycott
In CT, Driscoll of the Labor Council cites AFL-CIO stance against endorsing or supporting Cesar Chavez led action. He notes Heublein company practices require national approval before any boycott or action proceeds, signaling limited local support.
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Weather turmoil strains ties amid farm policy clashes
In Bridgeport and nearby areas tensions rise as farm policy debates heat up. Key figures including Mr Meany and Mr Chaver face pressure amid party alignments and labor federation actions. Officials signal cautious progress with forecasts showing mild temperatures and sun ahead, while political jockeying continues into the week.
Senate Votes Limit On Campaign Costs
Washington reports the Senate defeated an amendment limiting individual campaign contributions to ten thousand dollars and banning certain ads. The broader reform bill passed 88 to 6, would end the equal time rule, require full reporting of contributions and expenses, and create a permanent campaign expense committee.
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Worden in Space Walk on Apollo 15 Near 200000 Miles Out
Alfred Worden, orbiting 200000 miles from Earth aboard Apollo 15, conducted a flawless spacewalk to retrieve film canisters from a rear bay. He and crewmates Scott and Irwin remained in the cabin, while Mission Control reported no issues with the equipment or cameras during the six day lunar mission.
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House Blocks Tax Action Then Adjourns to Tuesday
Hartford area politics report states House leaders blocked an immediate vote on Gov. Meskill's tax plan, delaying any tax action until Tuesday at the earliest. The GOP bid to suspend rules was opposed by Majority Leader Ajello and contested by Minority Leader Collins, who denied any formal agreement. The Legislature adjourned as finance committees prepare a major hearing on alternate tax plans Monday.
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A Crucial Year Lies Ahead For U S Catholic Schools
The Associated Press reports a pivotal year for U S Catholic schools as parishes face budget strain and enrollment declines. Dioceses weigh funding cuts and policy shifts while many schools consider closures or new revenue streams. Enrollment has fallen from a pre- 1960s peak to about 4.3 million across roughly 14,600 campuses, prompting soaring tuition and calls for state aid limits.
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Economic report mixes signals from White House
Washington reports show farm prices falling 2.2 percent while raw material costs for manufactured goods rise 0.7 percent marking the largest monthly increase since 1957. White House spokesman Ronald Zieglar cautioned against euphoria as industrial prices surge to a 7.4 percent annual rate, the highest since 1957.
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Draft lottery details reveal lower call count this year
Washington reports a Christmas week draft lottery with figures showing the expected call numbers for December 4 January 25 and December 15. Draft Director Wy Tarr says this year's lottery calls are down from prior years and the nationwide totals will be revealed in a two year extension debate. The piece notes the President’s authority has expired and continues on Page Four.
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Prize Crossword Chaos and Political Bickers Over Prize
The Sunday Post crossword prize division faces a scoring flaw as defects in the entries prevented a perfect score. The Old Maestro plans a tailored prize adjustment amid political rhetoric and debates in the chamber about fairness and procedures.
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