Ray Eyes Possibility Of Vetoes
DES MOINES AP Gov Robert Ray praised a solid list of major accomplishments by the Iowa Legislature but warned some appropriations bills may require vetoes to keep the state in the black. He noted safeguards to stop payments if revenue shortfalls occur and discussed potential adjustments to balance the budget.
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Robert Ray
Iowa
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Lehoe
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Date Cochran
D-Bagln Grove
Robert. Ray
State
State Department of Transportation
Senate
Thia
Fire destroys New Orleans lounge. 29 die crowd trapped
In the French Quarter fire swept The Up Stairs lounge as patrons fled via burglar bars and windows. Police and fire officials investigated arson as the cause while many escaped through side windows and fire escapes. Dozens were injured and victims crowded the street. eyewitness accounts described panicked jumps and rescues.
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New Orleans
Fiftcen
Orleans
Gary Williamson
Alexandeia
Williamson
Arad
Chris Benitez
French Quarter
Iowa Lawmakers End Session in Turmoil and Vows
A late wind up to the Iowa Legislature featured heated salary debates and walkouts. Veteran Rep. John Connors criticized information gaps while Rep. Russell Davong accused colleagues of senility. Freshmen and older lawmakers clashed over pay and bargaining bills amid a tense, brief session.
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Iowa
Frank Nye
John Connors
Des Des Moines
Moles
Em- Richard
Welden
Iowa Falls
A.m
Suruay
Latar
Tussell Davong
R-Pella
Making a Point in Iowa Legislature On Pay Debates
The article reports heated remarks by Rep Hap Miller and others as the Iowa House and Senate near adjournment. It notes discussions over public employee salaries and a proposed welfare payment increase while highlighting partisan dynamics and the session’s Sunday strain.
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Emil Tusale
Toledo
Tnisher
Sienna Today's Chuck Weighs Signing at Finance Office
A garbled OCR item hints at Sienna Today's Chuck signing a loan company office statement. The fragmented text mentions a man who has everything but hasn’t quit and references unrelated terms like relay and control.
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Sienna
Chuck
Dean says Nixon did not realize Watergate implications
Former White House counsel John Dean testified that President Nixon was involved in Watergate but did not grasp the implications. He cited Nixon’s discussions on clemency for Hunt, hush payments, and efforts to direct the investigation to protect the White House, signaling deeper involvement than admitted.
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White House
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Nixon
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Senate
H. K. Haldeman
John Chrlichman
Democratic
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Howard Hunt
Hunt
Calson
Ehrlichman
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Nixor
Watergate
Liddy
Colson
Atty
John Mitchell
Water Gate
Rammule
Mitchell
Thiat
Stocks Slide as Dean Testimony Looms in Watergate Hearings
New York AP report shows stocks slipping as investors await John Dean's Senate testimony on Watergate. Dow Jones falls 9.56 to 870.26 by 2 pm EDT, with losers outpacing gainers about 3 to 1. NYSE composite dips to 53.96.
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New York
Wall Street
Jown Dean
Senate
New York Stocks Exchange
House Votes to End U S Bombing in Cambodia
The House approved a Senate passed measure to cut off all funds for U S bombing raids over Cambodia. The vote ended a bid to delay the cutoff until Sept 1 as Nixon supporters urged more negotiation time. President Nixon would get 10 days to sign or veto once the bill reached him.
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House
U. S
Carmbein
Nixon
House Republica
Gerald Ford
Cambodia
Ford
Thomas Oneill
Congress
Court Bans Parochial School Aid
The Supreme Court struck down deductions for nonpublic school students and similar aid programs as violations of the First Amendment. Rulings touch New York and Pennsylvania tuition reimbursements and state paid private school costs. Mississippi rejected textbooks for racially segregated schools. The court also allowed federal and state bans on partisan campaign activity and noted no Iowa impact due to lack of such programs.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Cedure
Mississippi
Justine Powell
Neww York
Nixon Brezhnev Stress Accord Sets Stage for New Arms Curbs
The United States and the Soviet Union closed a week of talks with a 3400 word communique promising stricter arms limits, steps toward peace in Cambodia, expanded trade, and an early East-West settlement. Nixon and Brezhnev touted a path toward detente, with talks to continue in Vienna and a goal of $2 to $7 billion in trade over three years.
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Cambodia
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