Nixon one day Midwest trip boosts support despite protests
President Nixon toured Des Moines and met Iowa lawmakers amid demonstrations that he called mostly amateurish yet well intent. He announced a $100 million rural development boost and won praise from Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes and Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey, who backed revenue sharing and reorganization plans.
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Governor backs bill to raise Nebraska corporate tax
Lincoln Nebraska bills would lift corporate income tax from 29 to 31 percent with a 2 percent surcharge, yielding about 7 million dollars annually. Gov Exon endorses as tax reform while Revenue Committee delays action and Neb Tax Research Council warns of hardship for industry.
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Two Women Strangled Found Dead in Boston Apartment
UPI reports two nude women were found strangled in a first-floor Boston apartment. One victim, 29-year-old Theresa French, had an iron cord around her neck. an autopsy was planned. The other woman, in her late 20s, was believed to be a roommate who had lived there under a year.
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1861 Lincoln Train Plot Foiled by Pinkerton Guard
In 1861 conspirators planned to blow up Lincoln's inaugural train en route to Washington at Baltimore. Allan Pinkerton, a detective assigned to guard Lincoln, uncovered the plot and prevented the crime.
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Be careful when choosing nursing home
An advisory on selecting nursing homes stresses early investigation, notes heavy area wait lists, and urges checking overall atmosphere, cleanliness, odors, and visitor access. It highlights testing kitchens, reviewing menus, and confirming Medicare eligibility due to funding delays and rejections.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nevada bill lets casinos sue players for bad checks
A bill introduced in Carson City seeks to allow gambling casinos to file legal actions against players who write bad checks. Backed by several casino operators, the measure is sponsored by three Las Vegas lawmakers. Currently gambling debts cannot be collected in Nevada courts.
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