Pell offers plan for aid to public schools defense of education funds
Senator Claiborne Pell proposes a broad federal aid plan for public schools as an alternative to Nixon administration measures. The plan would extend major aid programs, provide per pupil grants, property tax rebates, and incentives to states that equalize spending. It envisions a four year extension, home owner and renter rebates, and block grants totaling about 2.7 billion dollars, with targeted aid for low income families and districts with federal employment concentrations.
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Washington
Claiborne Pell
Nixon
Polchabatim
Senate Education Subcommittee
Pell
Rhode Island Democrat
Henri Bell
Aller
Nisons
NALCO
Winchester Apple Blossom Queen Is Named for Festival
Edda Sivas, daughter of Nicaragua's ambassador to the United States, will tour as queen of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Her mother is former Lillian Samosa, who served as queen in 1938 and 1940, linking the family to a former Nicaraguan president Anastasio Samoza.
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Winchester
Edda Sivas
Nicaragua
United States
Lillian Samoza
Anastasio Samoza
Reds Violations Reported During 16 Hour Ceasefire
Saigon says Communist forces violated the ceasefire 147 more times in a 16 hour period starting at noon today. Four government soldiers were killed and 199 wounded, with civilian casualties at 19 dead and 19 wounded. Most losses occurred in small skirmishes as the allied contintental forces reported.
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Saigon
Toda
Scholarship formed for Albion VFW auxiliary aid drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary voted to give 100 dollars to Albion post for this year’s projects and donated 100 dollars to an Albion High School graduating senior. Ten dollars went to the Nebraska Children’s Home and ten dollars to the Boone County cancer fund. An informal meeting for prospective members and a session for returning veterans learning of G L benefits were planned. Haig met in Saigon with premier Khiem to discuss Cambodian military aid requests during his Southeast Asia relay tour. In Atlantic, Jerry Vausen of Council Bluffs was sentenced to life for first degree murder of Violet Welch in her home last October.
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Albion— Veterans — of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Te Post
Albion High School
Nebraska Children’s Home
Boone County Cancer Fund
G.L. Benefits
Atlantic
Iowa
Jerry Vausen
Council Blufts
Violet Welch
Council Bluffs
Senate probes executive privilege sparks constitutional clash
Senator Muskie and Senator Fulbright challenge the presidents power to withhold information from Congress as Klein dienst testifies that executive privilege could shield testimony and documents from executive branch staff. The hearing debates whether privilege rests in the president alone or extends to advisers and aides.
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Washington
Sen
Falmand
Muskie
Richard G. Kleintenst
Congress
Klehilenst
Nils
Aluskle
D-Mahte
Jetbright
TMG
Executiva
Pho
Executive
Legisla Vo
Nixon
Senate
Walergitlo
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Pistie County
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HBO
Boyd Hardware CO
13Th Street
Don Quixote
Steve Ptacek
Aldonza
Carol Kobza
Aquinas High
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Alexander Am.luig Jr
Phnom Penh
Southeast Asia
Haig
Iran
Thien Khiem
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Tri-County
Tri-County Meat Processors, Inc
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Rt. 2
Columbus
Columbus, Nebraska
Chamber. OF Commerce
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