Senate backs local request for busing under new compromise
The Senate approved a Mansfield Scott plan allowing federal busing funds only at local officials written request, shielding courts from ordering desegregation busing. The measure splits liberal and conservative factions, with southern opponents planning further antibusing riders if Griffin amendment fails.
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Robert F. Griffin
Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Dems Get Together on Busing Amid Campaigns
Democratic presidential hopefuls show mixed unity over school busing as Senate approves compromise terms 51 to 37. Henry Jackson opposes. Humphrey Muskie McGovern back measure. Hartke praises outcome. McGovern files for New Hampshire primary and Mexico trip cited. Lindsay campaigns in California with stops in Watts, East Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Francisco.
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Indiana
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John V. Lindsay
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Future Lottery Ads Won't Be Misleading
Harrisburg Pennsylvania AP The state Lottery Commission will have advertising copy screened by the Consumer Protection Bureau to avoid misleading claims The change follows advice after a brochure slogan A simple foolproof way to get rich quick drew concern The line may be revised to A simple foolproof lottery Your chance to get rich quick The first drawing is set for March 15 Proceeds will not go to elderly tax relief until July 1 funds go to the General Fund until then
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Consumer Protection Bureau
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Kaplan
Consumer Bureau
Lis
Nixon Seeks Full Diplomatic Ties With Red China
President Nixon tours Peking in a snowstorm and meets Premier Chou En-lai for a fifth summit session. They plan cultural exchanges and limited travel as steps toward full diplomatic relations, hindered by Taiwan. The Nixons host a nine course dinner in the Great Hall, and future visits include Hangzhou and Shanghai.
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State Police Testing Gum In Case Here
The Erie State Police laboratory tests a wad of chewing gum linked to a Corry Area High School incident where a 12 year old girl had a violent reaction. Corry police await lab results to determine if this is a police matter. A physician cites cinnamon allergy as the cause.
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Prime Rate Dips To New 12-Year Low
Citibank cuts its Boating prime rate to 4 percent, the lowest in 12 years, effective Monday. The move places Citibank among the few large banks at 4 percent while most others hold or move toward the same level, last seen in May 1959. Smugglers Caught.
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Elgin Supervisors Await Hearing on Five or Seven Members
Erie County court judges en banc are slated to hear arguments next week over whether Elgin should have five or seven borough supervisors. Attorneys for the council and a faction seeking five seats will contend that former judge Pfadt overstepped and that the court must sign off. Mayor McCray denies any lawful reorganization without court clearance and warns no meeting can occur until the case is settled.
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William A. Peiffer
Corry
Eugene Brew
Erie
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Pfadt
Edward Carney
Pfatt
Peiffer
Marvin McCray
McCray
Journal
Space plaque on Pioneer 10 to reach be ings beyond solar system
Cape Kennedy AP A plaque with symbols and the naked figures of a man and woman will accompany Pioneer 10 on its launch to Jupiter and beyond. The mission aims to explore Jupiter, while the plaque serves as a passive message hoping other civilizations might find it. Researchers Carl Sagan Linda Sagan and Frank Drake helped develop the project. The Atlas Centaur rocket will launch the 570 pound probe at 8:52 p m Sunday traveling 32 000 miles per hour. The craft will pass within 87 000 miles of Jupiter in December 1973 and send back data and crude TV images for a week.
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Pioneer 10
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Berrigan Defense Attacks Kissinger Probe Tactics
In Harrisburg, Ramsey Clark argues government discrimination and improper FBI informer use in the Kissinger kidnapping plot case against antiwar activists led by Philip Berrigan. Judge Herman rules the cross examination off as irrelevant while Clark accuses motives and Fifth Amendment violations. Berrigan, two priests, a nun, and Eqbal Ahmad are charged with planning 1970 acts to protest the Vietnam War.
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Henry Kissinger
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William Lynch
U.S
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
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Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Draft Board
Elizabeth McAlister
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Eqbal Ahmad
Lost Pilot Ditches Plane On Indian Camp Road
A state trooper report says Glenn W. Gibbons of Ogdensburg New York escaped injury when the single engine Bellance dined on Indian Camp road in Brokenstraw Township during a snowstorm while delivering a plane to Erie. With four gallons of fuel left per tank he ditched after losing sight of another craft. The aircraft, damaged by snow banks, suffered about 500 dollars in damage and Gibbons was unhurt.
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Glenn W. Gibbons
Ogdensburg
N.Y
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Dunkirk
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