Fragmented political talk hints at a local crisis list
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Shapp Signs Request For Jobs Money
Gov. Shapp signed a formal request for more than 3.4 million dollars in federal funds under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971. The plan includes 137 thousand dollars in preliminary funding to hire public health workers such as meat inspectors and drug abuse aides, plus staff for the Program to Advance Veterans Education. The program will create over 800 temporary jobs through Aug. 31, 198, with allocations decided by an inter-agency council.
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Eisenhower Center marks new expansion in Abilene Kansas
The Eisenhower Center expands again, reopening the Eisenhower Museum after a year and a half of work. Rededication is set for October 14 with notable attendees including Mamie Eisenhower and Gen Lauris Norstad. The center, on 13.4 acres, hosts the boyhood home, Place of Meditation, Library, and museum, with plans to complete a broader presidential museum over the next five years.
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Baby Who Refused To Die Loses Last Fight For Life
LONG BEACH California AP Ty White once called the baby who refused to die died at Memorial Hospital Medical Center on a pneumonia with congestive heart failure. He survived four operations and nearly 60 blood transfusions aided by a will to live, son of Mr and Mrs Frank White of Westminster born May 15.
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Senators Propose Tax Cuts Focus on Consumers Instead of Plants
Senators Harris Hartke and fellow Democrats urged revising Nixon's tax-cut bill to boost consumer buying power rather than plant and equipment investment. They propose diverting 6 billion of the 15.4 billion measure to lower-income relief, higher Social Security, and a $1,000 personal exemption. They spoke as Connally opened hearings on the House plan, with questions lingering.
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Oklahoma
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Congresswoman Quits to Join FCC
U S Representative Charlotte T Reid resigns from the House to join the Federal Communications Commission. Her departure shifts the party balance to 254 Democrats and 176 Republicans with five vacancies, four in GOP districts, while committee dynamics focus on Senate approval and votes for welfare policy provisions amid stalled bills.
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Viet Commander Shows Need Of U S Air Power
Lt. Gen. Nguyen Xuan Thinh credits U S air support with turning back a North Vietnamese offensive along the Cambodian frontier. He notes heavy bombing and logistic help were decisive as fighting eased with enemy withdrawals, while U S fighter bombers and helicopter sorties continued in the region. South Vietnamese air force shares limited strike capability and will rely on continued American support.
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Judge Studies Suspension of Police Appeal in Pittsburgh Case
An Allegheny County judge will review over the weekend the FOP bid for an injunction to lift 120 day suspensions of two policemen, Barry Joyce and Daniel Cuneen, in the shooting of 17 year old John Williams. Williams was wounded after a police chase and is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. The suspensions were extended by Mayor Peter Flaherty despite a police trial board recommendation to reinstate pending charges.
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