Trouble Seen For Phase 4 U S States Agree On School Aid
Federal plans to let 21 states and D C avoid repaying 22.4 million in misspent Title I funds through an over-budgeting option approved by HEW on July 24. The option lets states raise local funds to cover challenged amounts and spend them over three years with strict monitoring. If rejected, repayment would punish disadvantaged students again.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Frank C. Carlucci
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Federal Treasury
Today's Chuckle An Energy Crisis Joke
A humorous line defines an energy crisis as a situation where not all people can be fueled all the time. Copyright humor note attached.
Dayan Reveals Airborne Interception of Iraqi Flight
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan admitted Saturday night that Israel attempted to force an Iraqi airliner to land to seize top Palestinian leaders including Habash of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Lebanon called the action piracy and sought a UN Security Council meeting. Egypt signaled possible Arab retaliation. Israel vowed further operations to hit terrorists at their crossroads.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Dayan
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Habash
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Dyan
Tel Aviv
Witness Denies Provoking Unrest in Gainesville Trial
FBI informant William Lemmer testified in the Gainesville Eight case that he was part of an anti war group that occupied the LBJ library in 1971 but did not plan or lead the demonstration. He faces questions about alleged provocateur actions at VVAW meetings and bomb threat talk during 1972 Memorial Day events.
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Gainesville, Fla
FBI
William Lemmer
Gainesville
LBJ
Texas
Lemmer
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Scott Camil
John Kniffen
William Patterson
Columbus
Mass Killings Victims Identification Doubted
Houston AP report shows pathologists failing to identify most remains from a slaying and sex case that has produced 23 victims and led to murder charges against two teenage suspects. Only three bodies identified as of Saturday afternoon.
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Houston
Joseph Jachimczyk
Harris County
David Owen Brooks
Wayne Henley
Steamtrain Maury Elected Chief Hobo at National Convention
Gra ham from Toledo Ohio, a cement mason by trade, was voted king of hoboes at the 73rd National Hobo Convention in Britt Iowa. He defeated multiple rivals amid 15 000 attendees and pledged to travel the country aiding veterans hospitals and old folks homes.
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Britt
Vpi
Steamtrain
Maury” Graham
Toledo
Ohio
Graham
Midwest
Seaboard
Iowa
Fom
Campaign Group Loans Donations
Washington AP Con tributions reported returned by Nixon 1972 re election committee total 900000. A review is being made to see if other large cash donations came from corporations. Gulf Oil Corp 100000 and Goodyear Tire 40000 were disclosed Friday. Spokesman DeVan Shumway says no other corporate contributions are known.
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Washington
Nixon
DeVan Shumway
Gulf Oil Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gulf
Goodyear
Shumway
Peron and Isabel Win Spots on Argentine Ballot
Buenos Aires AP reports Juan Peron and his wife Isabel agreed Saturday to run for president and vice president in elections set for Sept 23. Emilio Abras announced after a Peronist meeting with cabinet ministers and legislative leaders that the movement nominated them, but they had not yet accepted.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Isabel
Argentina
Emilio Abras
Peron
Peronist Movement
Perons
Radio Boy Unsuccessful Search in Albuquerque Truck Case
Plans used planes with infrared gear failed to locate a boy trapped in a pickup with a possibly injured father for five days. Army sergeant claims hours of contact with the youth. state police dispute direct contact and hinge on an intermediary CB operator. Hoax possibility discussed as search narrows to a 40 mile area south of Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
William Edlemen
Edlemen
Schmidt
Sihanouk Sees Loyal Troops Seizing Phnom Penh
Prince Sihanouk, ousted in 1970, predicts loyal troops will occupy Phnom Penh soon and urges foreign nationals to leave Cambodia. He calls for breaking diplomatic ties with Lon Nol’s government to avoid postwar boycotts while fighting around Phnom Penh continues amid U S bombing.
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Tokyo
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Nixon ordered Laos cross border assault in 1969
Seymour Hersh reports Nixon personally authorized a secret Marine cross border operation into Laos two days after his inauguration. About 1,500 Marines were sent to support a major action near the Ashau valley, with heavy casualties. Official tallies cited 458 dead in South Vietnam and 391 wounded, while some units reported far higher losses.
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Nixon
Marine Corps
Laos
Johnson
Ashau
South Vietnam
Ing
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
Committee
Harold Hughes
D-Iown
Southeast Asia
Moorer
Senate
Ninth Marine Division
Ninth Marine Regiment
David Harrington
Washington
Marine Infantry
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John
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Mislen
Richard
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Hardrock
Campaign Group Loans
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Chicago
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Kenneth Fedor
Office of Food Price Monitoring
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W.A. Schmidt
Am Rong
U.S. Congress
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Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times Service
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Saigon
Today's Index
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Frank Nye
Marion
New York
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