Soviet Grip Expands in Egypt Through East German Ties
Beir ut report details how the USSR deepens influence over Egypt's civil and political structures. East German police training and a new security prefect system in Cairo mark the shift, with 750 patrols and arrests cited. Czech and East German cooperation grow as Egypt aligns with Soviet Bloc policies, including Indochina and West Germany relations.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
Friedrich Dickel
Cairo
al Ahram
Alexandria
Czech Communist Party
Vasil Bilak
Arab Socialist Union
Prague
Indochina
West Germany
Kidnap Priest in Chile Won't Be Transferred
In Santiago a U S priest, Rev Thomas John Alkire of Chicago, was abducted in a taxi and held for three days before release after church authorities ensured he would not be transferred. Chile experienced several low key kidnappings of priests and other figures, often treated in a mild manner during confinement.
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Santiago
Chile
U.S
Thomas John Alkire
Alkire
Chicago
Picaresque
Pennsylvania Ranks Nineteenth in Per Capita Income
The Tax Foundation, Inc. reports Pennsylvania residents average 3659 dollars per year, placing 19th among the 50 states. Colorado, Indiana and Minnesota are near, while Maryland New York and New Jersey show higher earnings. West Virginia is the only East Coast state with a lower figure.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York Research Organization
Tax Foundation, Inc
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Indiana
Minnesota
Peninsylvania
West Virgina
Maryland
New York
Bee Jersey
Bus Drivers Get Retroactive Raise In Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio five bus drivers will gain a 7 percent wage and fringe benefits increase retroactive to December 1 and run to January 2 1972. The Mahoning Valley Regional Mass Transit Authority approved the pact for Division 272 ATU. Base pay rises to 3.35 for over one year and 3.30 for less than a year. Hospitalization and life insurance funded by the authority and 11 monthly to retirees eligible for social security. Retired workers had lost benefits last year after Youngstown Transit Co. ceased operations. New York state would receive 43 363 644 in the first year under Nixon revenue sharing rural development program per White House release.
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Mahoning Valley
Transit Authority
Youngstown Transit Co
N.Y
Washington
New York State
Nixon
White House
Solons Seek Milk Subsidy Increase From Nixon
A letter from the full House Agriculture Committee Dairy Subcommittee led by Rep. Stubblefield urges President Nixon to raise the milk price support to at least 8 percent of parity, citing rising costs and waning dairy farmer income. Seven other signers include Vigorito and Abbitt, warning of a potential nationwide milk shortage without parity. A separate note from Vigorito urged parity up to 90 percent. In New Orleans, Keith Hill, injured in a crash, was subpoenaed as a witness but cannot walk or talk at seven months.
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House Agriculture Committee
Joseph P. Vigorito
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Dairy Subcommittee
Vigorito
Frank A. Stubblefield
Ed Jones
Tenn
John G. Dow
N.Y
William C. Wampler
John M. Zwach
Minn
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
Watkins M. Abbitt
Stubblefield
Clifford M. Hardin
New Orleans
Keith Hill
Ohiois Budget Proposal Targets New Taxes for Families
Gov. John J. Gilligan outlined a $9.1 billion two year budget in Columbus promising an average family of four would pay about $33 more annually. The plan aims to fund state services with modest tax increases while preserving essential programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Dynamite Damages Cleveland Laborers Hall in Downtown Blast
An early morning bomb blast damaged the Cleveland Building Laborers Union Local 310 hall at 1222 Ontario Street and four nearby buildings, causing about 7500 dollars in damage with no injuries. Police report four sticks of dynamite in a brown paper bag. In the same report, Gilligan proposed a tax package with corporate profits and personal income taxes, plus 414.7 million annual relief.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Building Laborers Union
Donald F. McNea
Ontario Street
Gilligan
Coed Tent Living Becomes College Style Statement
Monica Lutz a 23 year old former Fiesta Days queen at El Centro Junior College in Dallas has adopted tent living after moving from apartments. She recalls snow collapsing the canvas roof and describes sharing a bathroom and bills with seven students while pursuing college. The story notes her background as a model and Army family. In Rome, the Tyrrhenian Sea is deemed safe for swimmers after government action against polluting firms.
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el Centro Junior College
el Centro
Calif
Monica
Dallas
Tex
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Rome
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