University budget cuts eyed to meet austerity plan
University of Town President Willard Boyd told Iowa board of regents that 3.4 million must be trimmed from current programs to fund an austerity budget for the coming year. He advocated using funds from operating budget for new buildings and minimum salary adjustments amid stiff living-cost pressures.
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Democrats to Hold 1972 Convention in Miami Beach
Washington AP reports Democrats choose Miami Beach for the 1972 presidential nominating convention. Officials announced the event will take place the week of July 9. The selection names Miami Beach as site and sets dates for the party gathering.
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Washington
Miami Beach
Court ruling fuels battle over nonpublic school aid
The Philadelphia AP report notes leaders argue aid for nonpublic schools will not end the system. Church figures caution doors remain open while opponents fear funding shifts. Legal groups plan challenges as New York and Pennsylvania debate funding, salaries, and program scope.
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Philadelphia
United States
Pentagon Papers Plan Spells Viet Nam Exit Timeline
The Pentagon study shows a five year plan to withdraw most U S troops from South Vietnam while deepening involvement elsewhere. It also blames American intelligence for optimistic forecasts and notes revisions aim to cut personnel from 12 000 in 1964 to 1 500 in 1968. The Supreme Court weighs releasing excerpts amid national security concerns.
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Underworld Leaders Quizzed in Shooting Case
New York AP report details police questioning of mobsters linked to Colombo assassination amid U S insights into defense department analyses. The piece notes shifting alliances, a gunman’s death, and political figures debating a two year extension on draft deferments tied to the case.
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Jerome Johnson
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Plane Crash Spurs Drug Probe
Mt Pleasant police and narcotics agents investigated a plane crash scene after witnesses reported a plastic bag and attire resembling marijuana in the wreckage. The aircraft, headed northwest, struck trees and toppled into a gully. Two bodies were removed, two others injured taken to Mt Pleasant hospital, and $3,500 cash a pistol and camera gear were recovered.
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Mt. Pleasant Hostal
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Nixon vetoes public works bill and tax relief plan
President Nixon vetoed a 5.6 billion public works bill aimed at job creation and pledged not to push tax cuts or wage and price controls. He urged Congress to pass emergency employment measures while a broader plan to sustain the economy and develop Appalachian regions and economic programs awaits action. A search continued for a missing aircraft pilot after a Mayday distress call. Connally named chief economic spokesman. role of other advisers unchanged.
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Texas
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Elderly Couple Dies in Crash Near Independence
Special to The Gazette reports that Raymond, an elderly interracial couple from Independence, were killed instantly about 5:20 pm Monday in a crash two miles west of Independence at Highway 281 and a county road. Francis J. Haennig, a 40-year-old driver, died with his wife Sadie, 75, a passenger. Sheriff deputies said Haennig’s southbound car was broadside by an eastbound truck on 281 and the car rolled over on impact. The truck driver Hegis Satplea of rural Independence was uninjured.
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Black Hawk
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Black Hawk County
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Iowan Withholding Tax Hike Affects 890000 Workers
State tax changes raise Iowa paycheck withholding by about 50 percent for many workers as lawmakers moved to fund school property tax reductions. Donald Briggs cited examples, noting a $0.74 weekly rise for a $120 weekly earner with family and up to $2.03 more per week for a $200 earner. He warned the total impact depends on deductions and urged reducing claimed dependents to avoid a lump sum next April.
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Internal Revenue
Donald Briggs
Briggs
Wold
Sharp Rise By Stocks In Early Tuesday Trading
New York AP reports a sharp rise in stocks with the Dow up 9.20 points to 882.30 at 2 pm. Analysts cite a higher government index of leading economic indicators last month as a contributing factor to the rally.
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