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Dusty Thalers and Risky Ventures in City Streets
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Emergency Job Bill Defeated in House Vote
Washington AP reports a 5 billion emergency job making bill was defeated 206 to 189 after a House vote. The measure would have funded public works projects including water and sewage plants, promising 500000 new jobs within 90 days, with priority to distressed areas. Democrats hope to use the loss as a campaign issue.
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Candidates Shouldn't Count Votes In District 5 Fight
In Pittsburgh AP report on the contested 1970 United Mine Workers District 5 officer election. Louis Antal contends incumbent Michael Budzanoski should not oversee absentee ballots amid alleged irregularities. Labor Department seeks to overturn the vote, citing denial of secret ballots and safeguards. Antal and Nick DeVince aligned with MID. Budzanoski later convicted of falsifying union records. A new district election could occur with a national UMW election ordered by a federal court. Also Ottawa beaches closed for summer due to pollution.
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U S intervenes in markets to stabilize dollar value
The Federal Reserve began selling German marks and other foreign currencies from U S reserves to buy dollars in foreign exchange markets as part of backing the Smithsonian agreement. Officials said the move, announced in Washington, aims to restore order in exchange markets and support the six month old currency accord amid pressures from the pound float and global speculation.
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Fischer Demands Rejected Threaten World Chess Match
Reykjavik Iceland AP Fischer had 13 demands rejected by the Icelandic Chess Federation raising risk to the world championship match with Boris Spassky. The fifth game was set for 1 p.m. EDT as Spassky led 2 1 4 to 1 1 4 after a drawn fourth game with Tuesday. Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of the host federation, commented on the situation.
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Irate boater dunks deck hand at Erie Public Dock
An enraged boater hauled a deck hand from another boat and dunked him into the Erie slip waters after a dispute over wake. Police arrived. the hand declined to file charges as the alleged assailant disappeared before officers could act.
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Allegheny Reports Net Earning Drop After merger
Allegheny Airlines reports May net earnings of 465000 after absorbing Mohawk. May 1972 revenues reached 23322000, up from 15366000 in May 1971. For January through May 1972 the company shows a net loss of 376000, improved from 2612000 for the previous year.
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Sadat Ends Russian Presence and Shifts Egypt's Course
The article reviews decades of tension between Cairo and Moscow, noting Sadat's demand that Russian advisers leave Egypt. It discusses how the Arab world has viewed the Soviet-Egyptian alliance, past crises from Suez to 1967, and Sadat's struggle to keep military parity with Israel while asserting sovereignty over Egyptian installations. The piece suggests renewed friction could affect the prospects for peace or escalation in the Middle East.
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