Mills Departure Signals Shift in Ways and Means Power
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee, long led by Chairman Wilbur Mills, faces a post Mills era as he considers retirement for back problems. Rep. Al Ullman acts as interim chair, with staff and members noting slower progress and a push to set a trade bill before Oct 1. The piece notes changes in committee influence, budget reform efforts, and possible shifts in Rules Committee flexibility under new Democratic rule.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Congress
Mills
Nixon
Tokyo
al Ullman
Oregon
Ullman
Herman T Schneebels
Rules Committee
Fragmentary notice hints at Patriot society and strength
The readable fragments reference a patriot society and themes of strength and secrecy. No clear names, places, dates, or events are discernible to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Fragmentary Scene Notes From A Confused Page
Disjointed lines mention death offstage and unclear actions. Several unclear names and terms appear like “Bobby den” and “Jack er of beer,” with references to helmets and cords. Overall the passage is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
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Nats
Junk Ats
Bobby den
Jack Er
Rizzo Caught Lying in Polygraph Test
Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo faced a lie detector result saying he did not tell the truth about a reputed political bribe. The test, administered amid a rift with Democratic leaders led by Peter J. Camiel, marked a historic use of polygraph in a high public political feud.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Rizzo
Peter J. Camiel
Camiel
Philadelphia Daily News
Warren D. Holmes
Miami
Nixon
George X. Schwartz
Isadore Bellis
Camil
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Florida Judge Eliminates Two Abortion Rules
A three judge federal panel in Miami rules that a woman may obtain a legal abortion in the first three months without consent from a husband or parent. The decision voids remaining provisions of Florida's abortion law, citing the Supreme Court on privacy and viability. The ruling extends rights to under 18 women and states no parental or spousal consent is required in early pregnancy.
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Miami Fla
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
David Dyer
Joe Raton
William Mehrtens
Indict Two Youths In Houston Mass Murders
A grand jury indicted Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 in Texas mass killings. The indictments connect them to the nation’s worst confirmed slayings, with the bodies of 27 teen victims linked to the case and more indictments anticipated.
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Houston
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
David Owen Brooks
Henley
San Augustine
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles C. Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Vandalism Suspects Arrested After Canadohia Lake Incident
Corry state police quickly arrested four teenagers after a vandalism report from Canadohia Lake Park manager Harry E Newland. The four youths Daniel Glover Alvin Dyne Timothy Cross and Bruce Swisshelm face possible charges in Centerville for smashing a Pick A Lunch concession stand window with a heavy metal sign causing 25 in damage. The case was forwarded to District Justice Charles Gillett.
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Harry E Newland
Canadohia Lake Park
Corry
Daniel Glover
R.D.2
Centerville
Alvin Dyne
R.D
Timothy Cross
Union City
Bruce Swisshelm
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