Vote Near On New Action Corps
Washington AP reports House and Senate committees weighing Nixon’s plan to merge Peace Corps VISTA and several volunteer programs into a new Action Corps. If approved, the merger would auto become law by June 4 unless rejected. The plan foresees about 180 million dollars in annual funding, 1600 staff, and 56000 volunteers.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Peace Corps
VISTA
Action Corps
Senate Government Operations Committee
Carl D. Perkins
Education and Labor Committee
Joe Evins
Select Committee On Small Business
Thomas E. Morgan
Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
University of Nebraska
Joseph Blatchford
America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Administration On
Small Business Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of’ Voluntary Action
HEW
Philadelphia Bar Tax Chances Poor
Harrisburg AP reports a proposed cross the bar tax in Philadelphia to fund city schools has a slim chance of passage as about 400 tavern owners protest the 10 percent gross receipts levy. A meeting was planned between school officials, lawmakers, and tavern owners. The bill’s structure includes a retroactive start and possible extension, with Pittsburgh later considered.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
K. Leroy Irvis
Irvis
House
Pittsburgh
Government Refuses To Reveal Its Bugs
Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark says thousands of bugs exist and urges disclosure of wiretaps in the kidnapping plot investigation touching the White House. Government argues for secrecy, cites two intercepted calls as lawfully authorized by the president through the attorney general. Eight defendants, including religious figures, face indictments over an alleged bid to kidnap Kissinger and target draft offices.
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Harrisburg
Ramsey Clark
White House
U.S. District Court
United States
Justice Department
Daniel McAuliffe
Clark
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Neil McLaughlin
Baltimore
Israelis Face Arab Rockets Across Jordan Border
Arab guerrillas fired rockets into the Beisan valley marking the first cross border attack in over six months as Israeli forces retaliated with mortars. Russian Katyushas targeted an Israeli settlement near the Jordan frontier while militants again infiltrated from Lebanon. In Gaza two Israeli soldiers were wounded by grenades. Golda Meir traveled to Helsinki to urge Egyptian president Sadat to pursue real peace talks, while Cairo reported a purge shakeup including governors and the Arab Socialist Union. Podgorny was said to visit Cairo for an assessment of the wake of the purge.
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Beisan
Jordan River
Lebanon
Israel
Gaza Strip
Golda Meir
Helsinki
Socialist International
Copenhagen
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Meir
Sadat
Cairo
Nikolai Podgorny
Kremlin
al Ahram
Arab Socialist Union Bny
Ali Sabry
Moscow
Podgorny
Two Sought After Warren Stabbing at Blueberry Hill Inn
Police continue the hunt for two young men linked to a Saturday stabbing at Blueberry Hill Inn in Warren. Victims John Guthrie, 34, and Frank Renzi, 44, were treated and discharged from Warren General Hospital. Bartender Harry Hall said the assailants left after a dispute over service as a late model car fled toward the Plowright Playhouse grounds where a rock festival was underway.
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Warren
Blueberry Hill Inn
John Philip Guthrie
Warren General Hospital
Frank Dominick Renzi
Falconer
N.Y
Harry Hall
Hall
Plowright Playhouse
Salable Skills plan targets Corry area students this summer
Corry Area High School and nearby schools may enroll in 13 salable skills courses at Erie County Technical School from July 6 through August 13. Courses run 1 a.m. to noon, covering auto mechanics to typing to give basic course knowledge. Eligible students are ninth through twelfth graders. guidance counselors are asked to contact for enrollment.
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Corry Area High School
Erie County Technical School
Trial Delayed as Red Light Stops Bobby Unser Case
Indianapolis prosecutors could not locate the affidavit as race driver Bobby Unser faced a red light case in Marion County Municipal Court. The trial was postponed until June after he was arrested May 22 when a Speedway City officer said he ran a red light near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Indianapolis
Bobby Unser
Marion County
Unser
Speedway
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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