Will Dad Come Home When He's General
AP report on MIA families of Vietnam War servicemen. The piece follows Maj. Patrick Wood's 1967 disappearance and recalls how wives face legal and practical hurdles without official designation of dead or alive. It highlights challenges with power of attorney, housing, loans, insurance, and everyday tasks after a missing status.
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Paul Wood
Tucson
Ariz
Maj
Patrick Wood
Vietnam
Wood
Karen
Ture
Karen Wood
Maureen Dunn
Randolph, Mass
Washington, D.C
Virginia Fobair
Tampa
Fla
Air Force
House Again Rejects More School Aid
In Harrisburg the House defeated a proposed 1971 72 public school aid package in an 84 to 110 vote. The bill sought about 116.6 million dollars with Philadelphia slated to receive 34 million and Pittsburgh 8 million. Supporters were 71 Democrats and 13 Republicans. opposition 37 Democrats and 73 Republicans. No vote from lawmakers labeled as fighting.
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Pittsburgh
Thefts May Prompt U.S. To Do Away With Stocks
Washington reports show stolen securities totaling 494 million in six months fueling calls for a stock market without physical certificates. Senate subcommittee testimony on organized crime and a central clearing house push for computerization and easier data sharing between banks and brokers. Potential FBI fingerprint file access for financial employers debated amid privacy concerns. Incident also notes a fatal turnpike crash near Niles Ohio involving Constance Burt and injuries to Bruce Burt and Theresa Burt.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
Subcommittee
National Crime Information Center
New York Police Department
New York Stock Exchange
FBI
Youngstown, Ohio
Niles
Constance Burt
Bethel Park
Pittsburgh
Bruce
Theresa
Burt
Ohio
North Carolina
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