Senators Debate Taxpayers Gift In Tax Reform Fight
Senators begin week long discussion on tax reform aiming for Christmas action. Gore pushes to raise personal exemptions to 1000 by 1973, backed by Kennedy and Eastland, amid debate over oil depletion and overall rate cuts. Both chambers seek relief for individuals while raising corporate taxes and extending Johnson surcharge.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Senate Finance Committee
House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
James C. Eastland
Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dentists See Smaller Human Heads, Say U of Michigan Expert
In St Joseph Dr James Harris chair of Orthodontics at the University of Michigan reports X ray studies of Egyptian mummies show modern skulls are smaller than those of ancient Egyptians. He notes the trend could affect dental practice and head sizing.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
University of Michigan
James Harris
St. Joseph
Egypt
Westbury Teens Rally to Save Senior Citizens Program
Westbury New York residents praise the town teens who organized a drive to preserve the Westbury Senior Citizens program facing budget cuts. A high school concert drew about 1,000 attendees as funds neared the needed total of roughly 80 percent of the required amount, with additional money from candy sales a raffle and donations boosting the total. The program serves about 170 participants with education arts and social activities and aims to continue through June with plans for next year to be funded in the town budget.
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Westbury
N.Y
Long Island
Thomas A. Harris
Harris
Westbury High School
Richard M. Nixon
Five Injured In Three Auto Accidents Near Riceville Corners
Five people were injured in three auto crashes last night. Patricia Edeburn, 18, of Titusville, and Jefferson Walters, 24, of Waterford, were involved in a southbound collision on Route 97 near Riceville Corners. Edeburn and two passengers, Dennis Hayes, 22, and Sandra Walters, 23, were hospitalized in fair condition with head, back, pelvis, and other injuries. Walters was treated and released. Damages were estimated at 1300 and 800 dollars respectively. Earlier on Saturday, Marshall Melnick, 18, of Waterford, lost control and overturned after swerving west of Union City. In a second incident, Richard Weaver, 38, of Waterford, suffered a broken collarbone after skidding on wet Route 97.
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Riceville Corners
Titusville Hospital
Corry
Patricia Edeburn
Titusville
Jefferson M. Walters
Waterford
Miss Edeburn
Dennis Hayes
Erie
Sandra Walters
Walters
Union City Hospital
Union City
Marshall Melnick
B.C
William Vanderpool
Richard Weaver
Senate Sets 4.5 Million For UC Dam
The Senate approved a 5 billion public works bill including 6.15 million for the French Creek flood control project with dams at Union City Erie County Woodcock Creek and Muddy Creek Crawford County. Union City 5.145 million Woodcock Creek 1.877 million Muddy Creek 225 thousand planning. Union City recreation site possible as Erie County commissioners agreed to cover half of a 6 million fee. Total project cost 39.3 million with Woodcock Creek 15.2 million Union City 12.2 million Muddy Creek 11.9 million. Woodcock Creek includes a permanent pool and recreational facilities.
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United States Senate
French Creek
Union City
Erie County
Woodcock Creek
Muddy Creek
Crawford County
Senate
U.S. Armay Corps of Engineers
Apollo 12 Moonmen Return From Million Mile Voyage
Apollo 12 crewmembers Pete Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean near splashdown guiding Yankee Clipper into the Pacific at 24 600 mph. Splashdown set for 3 58 p m EST 400 miles southwest of American Samoa. They spoke from space during a final telecast and described landing the moon as a difficult task with rocks changing color by sun angle. They expect to bring back 80 to 90 pounds of moon rocks and eight hours of moon walk film along with Surveyor 3 parts.
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Space Center
Houston
Charles
Pete” Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Pacific Ocean
American Samoa
Conrad
Hornet
Gordon
Bean
Space
Pacific
Navy
Donald C. Davisson
Pete
Spiro Agnew Popular With Average American Says Smith
Republican Senator Ralph T. Smith says Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has grown more popular with the public in recent weeks. He notes Agnew’s sharp criticism of war protesters and some media, while others defend free speech. President Nixon aides expect Agnew not to persist with attacks on the press.
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Washington
Ralph T. Smith
Spiro T. Agnew
Illinois
Smith
Agnew
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Congressional Record
George McGovern
D-S.c
Nixon
Vietnam
McGovern
Bethany
W.va
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
New York
Herbert G. Klein
Ex Corry Youth Nabbed With Stolen Auto
Police recover a stolen 1969 Dodge driven by Dennis Goodwill, 18, former Corry youth, tied to an earlier burglary. State Police detain him in McKean County jail, with arraignment planned. Mrs. Joseph Consolo reported the theft from 219 East Street after her son noted a missing ignition key. Chief Frank Carnegie identified Goodwill via car theft teletype and related clues. He is on probation for last year burglaries at Boston House and Dot's Cafe.
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Emporium
Frank Carnegie
Dennis Goodwill
Erie
Joseph Consolo
East Street
Consolo
Carnegie
Boston House
Dot
New Castle Teens Storm Police Station After Dance Brawl
About 200 youths stormed New Castle police HQ to free 14 detained after a dance fight at the YMCA. Windows were broken, doors breached, and officers used Mace to restrain the crowd. 13 youths were released to parents while Robert Hunt, 19, faced $8,000 bond on multiple charges. Two officers suffered eye injuries from the chemical spray.
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New Castle
Sota
Plice
Robert Hunt
Bloodmobile arrives at Corry YMCA for drive
The Bloodmobile will be at the Corry YMCA tomorrow from noon to 5 30 p.m. Robert Grice, chairman of the local program, says 20 pints of O negative blood are needed for a special operation this week and at least 110 pints are required to maintain Corry’s quota.
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Corry Ymca
Robert Grice
Grice
Corry
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