Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Seen as Moderate Liberal Voice
WASHINGTON AP Hugh Doggett Scott Jr veteran Senate Republican leader and 1958 electee is described as a moderate liberal who can work both sides on issues. His career includes GOP leadership roles and a history rooted in Virginia and Pennsylvania with ties to Zachary Taylor lineage.
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Scott A. D. Scott Image of Political Life and Era
Scott rose from assistant district attorney in Philadelphia to U S representative and senator, surviving defeats in 1944 and 1964 while steering Republican strategy. He authored books on politics, collects Chinese art, and spoke with sharp wit. He and Marian split time between Philadelphia and Washington D C.
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Flavored sports mini cigars target youth market
A Tampa tobacco company unveils lime and black cherry flavored mini cigars as part of psychedelic packs aimed at attracting young buyers including girls. President Morton Annis notes sugar cured slim cigars with lime and menthol tips and future flavors like rum and port are in development.
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Worker fired after bonus refusal at union shop yard
WILLIAM SHIRLEY, 59, was sacked by a Lowestoft shipyard after refusing to return a two pound bonus for good work. His union ordered repayment, he refused, lost his union card, and was dismissed by the yard which operates as a union shop.
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White House reversal on oil allowance reported
Washington reports a presidential reversal on the oil depletion allowance. Treasury and Nixon aides discuss restoring the 27 percent write-off, amid Senate testimony corrections and a Texas county push. The move ties to a long standing tax break used to fund oil drilling.
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Insurance Reports Cost Of Hospitalization Up
The Health Insurance Institute reports that the average cost per patient day in U.S. hospitals rose to 65 dollars at the start of 1989. The same metric was 20 dollars in 1958, highlighting rising hospitalization costs over time.
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Rain Ban Enacted as City Plans Sesquicentennial Week
Lebanon city council approves ordinance banning rain from September 27 to October 4 to coincide with the city’s sesquicentennial celebration. The week-long period will host multiple events and city activities.
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Realtors Told of Efforts To Aid Hurricane Victims
The Build America Better committee of NAREB plans staff relocation to the Gulf Coast to assist stricken families and small businesses. Roger Alley notes agencies are moving fast but red tape remains. Insurance disputes over wind versus flood damage complicate payouts. BAB and Make America Better programs will merge into a civic relations department to survey and report on community development. The 1970 convention site was Waterloo.
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Cedar ‘Rapids
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France Outlines Mid East Stand at UN Speech
France said in a General Assembly speech that any Middle East settlement must include international measures to protect Jerusalem’s holy places and guarantee free access. Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann urged that humanity awaits this symbol of a new era of reconciliation and cooperation.
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France
Middle East
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U.N. General Assembly
Maurice Schumann
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