Senators Vote Rules On Pensions
The Senate passed a pension bill aiming to cover 38 million workers and provide tax advantages for those without employer plans. It would require vesting after five years and partial payments at retirement, with concerns about coverage, employer incentives, and revenue losses. The measure moves to the House for priority consideration, with debates over scope and cost ongoing.
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Chuckle Sailor Snippet Prompts Laughing Whimsical Line
A fragment from a humorous caption features a playful misquote about Ginnie and Halkamin with a scene of Pin involved in a lighthearted, odd exchange. The source reads like a dated comic blurb with surreal wording.
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Law on Handling of Stolen Property Moves Slowly
The Gazette reports a state statute governing disposal of unclaimed stolen or embezzled property, with county officials urged to keep detailed records. Auditor Merle Kopel seeks better preservation logs. Assistant County Attorney Horan questions current disposal practices and the lack of a formal list and source details for items.
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Heating Oil Move Seen Next Week
Washington AP report says the Nixon administration will decide early next week whether to order mandatory heating oil allocations and perhaps pipelines. Energy adviser discussions in August prompted Cabinet room briefings as governors and lawmakers weigh limits, with officials warning of potential shortages and federal cooperation.
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Lawyers in Tape Case Meet on Compromise
Washington AP report on White House lawyers negotiating over access to presidential tapes seeking a compromise to avoid a Supreme Court appeal. Cox and special prosecutor Bate Powell are involved as talks continue with possible Supreme Court action pending.
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Reagan Moves To Save Fuel In California Offices
Gov Ronald Reagan launches a state energy program to cut consumption in offices. State employees may have thermostats limited to 72 degrees indoors this winter and air conditioning to 70 in summer, with lighting reduced to minimal levels after studies.
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Vice Presidential Nomination Change Discussed
Washington reports a wave of potential vice-presidential changes as parties reexamine selection processes. Democrats consider moving from a standard pick to a convention fiat or a party panel approach, with Eagleton and McGovern discussed but unsettled amid health and fatigue concerns. Nixon’s Agnew era and possible reform options fuel debate on how best to align presidential and vice-presidential choices for the next convention.
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Five sextuplets pass through critical time in hospital
DENNICK AP five surviving Stanc sextuplets passed through the most critical period of their lives. Doctors reported improvement in all five, with the youngest Catherine and Nathan still in poor to improving condition and others in fair status. One baby, John, was described as doing very well. Jeffrey faced an infection. The parents, Stanek and her husband Ben, remained hopeful as the family endures the dramatic crisis following a six week pre birth.
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Threats of action by South Vietnam widen
Saigon warned of military action against 12 airfields the North Vietnamese claim are in South Vietnam. The note, sent to peace pact guarantors, accuses airfield development and troop moves of intensifying hostilities. Six government rangers were killed and 10 wounded by Viet Cong shelling near the Cambodian border. Queen Kossamal Neaty Rath, mother of Prince Naradur Sihanouk, was hospitalized after a possible stroke.
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Do-Not-Disturb Ban for Turtles in Malaysia
A protective order bars vessels from approaching specific islands near Kuching to safeguard turtle breeding. From Thursday, ships must refrain to avoid disturbing nesting sites, with fines up to 500 dollars for violations. Islands named include Ta angelina Basay Walang Ta ang Keebil and Sola Basal, about five miles northwest of Kuching.
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Trial Ordered For Terrorists At Athens Airport Attack
Terrorists blamed for a grenade and pistol attack at Athens airport were ordered held on seven charges including premeditated murder. The suspects faced the charges after a Thursday hearing in Athens. Local authorities described the case as a major terrorism investigation with casualties and ongoing inquiries.
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