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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
3
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Washington AP reports a $15.8 billion tax relief measure moves toward final House action with Democrats expanding relief for low income individuals. The bill preserves core business cuts while delaying a proposed $1 tax checkoff for campaigns until after the next election, nudging Nixon toward signing the package.
Pittsburgh AP Ten persons were indicted by a federal grand jury in Allegheny County over an alleged numbers and sports betting operation. The FBI probe used court ordered wiretaps. Indicted are William P. Kohne Paul P. Woods Patsy Stanizzo Betty Stanizzo Jeane Kosh Patrick J. Denham Jeanie Denham Joseph Tavella James Quay and Frank Delucia. Twelve others were named but not charged.
Actress Joyce Jillson, member of a new Woman's Egalization Committee, poses by her car at her Hollywood home with a sticker promoting equal rights for women. Jillson, with 12 friends, formed the committee after learning from her lawyer husband that California law allows a husband to sell community property without wife approval.
The House sent a sweeping food bank bill to the Senate amid protests over a proposed $20,000 per farmer cap on federal subsidies for cotton wheat and feed grains. The chamber voted 182 to 170 to set up a $1.5 billion national food bank, raise price supports by 25 percent, and store 300 million bushels of wheat with 25 million tons of feed grains. The plan, costing about $281 million next year, aims to ease farm financial strain but faces Senate opposition and administration caution.
The House passed a 3.0 billion foreign aid bill by 214 to 179 to extend aid into next year while the Senate stalled on a broader reauthorization. The measure funds Israel, blocks aid to India, Pakistan, and Ecuador, and preserves UN contributions while increasing Peace Corps and Inter-American Development Bank funding.
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