Senate Bills Would Slash NASA Funding Debate Looms
The Senate debates amendments to trim NASA funding with Javits proposing a 600 million cut from 3.3 billion and Proxmire seeking to restore to 3.2 billion. Mondale’s failed bid to cut 110 million for a space shuttle faced opposition. education and economy concerns dominate the GOP. House-approved federal bill totals 17.9 billion across agencies including Veterans Affairs and HUD.
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D-Fla
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Nations Take Varying Antismoking Steps Worldwide
The U S Public Health Service reports rising global concern over smoking health hazards with intensive anti tobacco campaigns in at least 25 nations. Some countries ban or restrict cigarette advertising on radio and television while others require health warning labels and promote lower tar nicotine products. The Soviet Union recently introduced filter cigarettes and several nations move toward stricter restrictions and warnings.
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Bank Sues PC For Loan
PHILADELPHIA AP First National City Bank of New York filed a petition in U S District Court seeking title to Penn Central Transportation Co common stock held as collateral for a 300 million revolving loan The bank asked to transfer stock title to itself and about 50 other banks and to restrain Penn Central from declaring dividends Judge John P Fullam administrator of the railroad reorganization set July 11 to appoint trustees to operate the railroad and consider petitions against the company
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Fact-Finding Scions Back U S Aid To Southeast Asia
An Allman Howse study team reported in Washington that the United States should pull its troops from Indochina and cut military aid, urging a coalition government in Vietnam. The 70-page report cites 400 prisoners in Con Son Island cages, notes Vietnam suppression of peaceful dissent, and outlines Southeast Asian leaders’ mixed willingness to join a coordinated military strategy with U S aid and support.
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Motive Unknown In Slaying Of Kansas Family
The bodies of George J. Schwerdt NT, 31, his wife Lillian 29, and their three children Michael 7 Anne Marie 5 and Mae 2 were found in their home. A 22 caliber pistol lay beside Schwerdt. Police credited with no note and no known financial troubles and described the family as a happy household. Schwerdt was an insurance claims adjuster.
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Cigarettes Fund Family Trip Abroad From Savings
St Paul man and his wife and two daughters traveled to Europe funded by money saved after quitting smoking. He deposited 20 cents a day from ce cost 20 cents a pack into a fruit jar and later a bank account, withdrawing 2 445 dollars for the journey to Italy to Leghorn and other destinations, reflecting thrift and a military supply port visit.
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State Police Transfers Shift Troopers Between Corr y Erie
The Pennsylvania State Police at Harrisburg announce transfers moving Corry troopers Henry Kaschalk and Richard Deutsch to Erie patrols while Gary L. Rain and Daniel Portzer from Warren replace them in Corry. Three Hershey Academy graduates Dennis Ciccarone William Gatehouse and Barry Klingensmith join the local sub station trainee period under James Bailey as unit chief.
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Corry
Henry Kaschalk
Richard Deutsch
Gary L. Rain
Daniel Portzer
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Hershey
Dennis Ciccarone
William Gatehouse
Barry Klingensmith
James Bailey
Husband of Corry Woman Drowns in Idaho River Accident
Lt. Sanford K. Clawson, 36, husband of Ruth E. Cole Clawson formerly of Corry, drowned in a Snake River boating accident in Idaho. His brother in law Edward Cole swam to shore after the boat capsized. Air Force search teams covered the area with no body sighted. Clawson will be returned to Italian authorities this summer per Army officials.
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