Nixon Near Second Veto Overrule
The Senate is expected to follow the House in overriding President Nixon s veto of a 4.4 billion education bill. The House already overridden 289 114. The vote on an accompanying 18 billion omnibus failed 203 195. Debated plans would shift funds to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and the impacted areas program while trimming space program costs. Senator Yarborough says Congress shows resolve to meet domestic needs without inflation.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Space Agency
Appropriations Committees
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Congress
Probe Of Census Accuracy To Begin Monday
Congressional investigators will start a preliminary inquiry into the 1970 census accuracy. Chairman Charles H. Wilson will send staff to eight cities including New York Boston Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Dallas and Birmingham to interview city officials and regional census takers. Public hearings are planned for September as the probe examines mailed questionnaires and inner city counting challenges.
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Washington
Charles H. Wilson
D-Calif
House Civil Service Subcommittee On Census and Statistics
New York City
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dallas
Birmingham
Wilson
Corry Foam Announces 22 Percent Wage Package
Corry Foam Products Co announces a wage package giving employees 22 percent additional pay or 20 cents an hour across the board plus 7 to 10 cent raises for certain classifications. A new vacation benefit, effective November 1, grants three weeks paid vacation to employees with seven years service. George Cote, the plant's general manager, said the changes take effect Monday.
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Corry Foam Products Co
George Cote
Cote
Judge to Decide on Army Nerve Gas Dump Off Florida Coast
A federal judge refused to halt the 2,675 tons of nerve gas from being dumped 282 miles off Cape Kennedy aboard the LeBaron Russell Briggs. Judge June L. Green scheduled a ruling while sides argued over whether safer disposal options exist and if a different site should be used.
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Florida
Joe L. Green
Defense Department
Washington
Army
Atlantic
Sunny Point
N.C
US. Dist
June L. Green
LeBaron Russell Briggs
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lola Lea
Environmental Defense Fund
Nader Wins $425000 Settlement From General Motors
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader received 425000 dollars from General Motors in an out of court privacy suit settlement. He plans to use proceeds to fund monitoring of GM safety pollution and consumer relations and to promote corporate responsibility.
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New York
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Nader
Knifing Suspect Charged With Burglary in Erie County
Alonzo Brunson, 16, of Lakewood Florida, was charged with burglary alongside assault with intent to kill after a Waterford NY stabbing incident. He allegedly entered Mrs. John Boyd’s home, stole $115, then attacked her with a paring knife and later a pitchfork. He was found at the Glenn Troyer Farm migrant camp and is in Erie County juvenile custody awaiting further processing.
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Alonzo Brunson
Walter Brunson
Lakewood
Fla
Erie County
John Iranko
John Boyd
Boyd
Glenn ‘Troyer
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Brunson
John Mares
Erie
Drag Racing Charges Filed Against Two Corry Teens
Two youths from Corry were released on bail after State Police filed drag racing charges. Joseph Hagget, 14, RD 8, Gary Bates 6, and Frank A. Bates 7 were arraigned before District Justice Porter Auer and await trial in Erie County. Trooper Carl Buckshaw led the investigation. Mrs. Keel erased.
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Corry
Erie County
Juste Porter Auer
Joseph Hagget
Gary
Frank A. Bates
South Center Street
Carl Buckshaw
Nixon Vows To Enforce Voluntary Integration
President Nixon travels to New Orleans to meet with state desegregation advisory councils from seven Southern states. He aims to push wide scale integration with a mix of cooperation and enforcement while facing a difficult political climate before school openings.
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Washington
New Orleans
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Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
McKetta Denies Transfers Disciplinary Use in State Police
Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Frank McKetta denied that transfers serve as punishment after Erie attorney Joseph Walsh accused troopers of moonlighting and being moved to new posts. Walsh cited three unnamed troopers and a fourth for failing to report the moonlighting, with two moves from Warren to Corry in July. Maj. Lyle Young said Warren transfer probes continued as he visited the area.
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Pennsylvania
Frank McKetta
McKetta
Joseph Walsh
Erie
Fraternal Order of Police
Walsh
Warren
Corry
Dickey Construction Company
Maj
Lyle Young
Pennsylvania State Police
Full Cyclamate Ban To Far U S Economy
Washington AP The FDA is expected to reverse six month old policy and bar cyclamates in artificially sweetened diet foods. An announcement will come after stock market close and may extend restrictions to all foods with wide economic impact. FDA officials reportedly acted on a medical advisory panel recommendation.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
National Canners Association
Health
Robert J. Finch
Brothers Charged In Park Battle
Police arrested and charged two Columbus brothers aged 17 and 16 after a park fight in City Park. A knife was recovered, and charges of disorderly conduct were filed. They were held until their mother arrived.
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Columbus
Porter Auer
Make Up For Damaged Truck Refuse Service To Work Overtime
Warren Charles Eldridge, 39, of Warren, fell asleep at the wheel of a Valentine Disposal Co. truck at 12 15 p m Wednesday. The truck rolled over and down a foot embankment half a mile south of Russell. Trooper Barnes estimated the damage at 500 dollars and said the driver was not injured. Crews will work tomorrow to complete all rounds by week’s end despite one truck out of service.
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Warren
Charles Eldridge
Valentine Disposal Co
Russell
3.D. Barnes
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