Pennsylvania House OKs strict anti abortion bill 157 to 44
The Pennsylvania House passed a stringent abortion ban 157 to 44. The measure allows abortions only if a panel of three doctors determines a pregnancy endangers the woman's life, bans abortions in rape or incest cases, and would require a husband's written consent in certain deadly scenarios. The bill now goes to the Senate amid strong lobbying and political maneuvering.
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Nixon expected to sign education bill amid antibusing dispute
President Nixon prepared to decide today whether to sign or veto a $21.3 billion education bill praised as landmark. He criticized the antibusing provision as vague and said Congress must act quickly on a separate moratorium on new court ordered busing.
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18 Communist tanks reported destroyed in Hue region
South Vietnamese and U S backed forces repelled a major North Vietnamese tank assault near Hue and Quang Tri. In heavy fighting 18 Communist tanks were reported destroyed while government troops and paratroopers countered with air support and artillery. A US Marine raid and B 52 strikes supported the defense as 75 North Vietnamese were killed and 2,250 tons of bombs were dropped in 18 hours.
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South Vietnam slumps amid floods and war losses
Reports say heavy rains caused mudslides that destroyed tanks and bridges as government forces and Viet Cong clashed. Authorities report at least 100 dead and many missing with 76 mm recoilless rifles and relief funds allocated as air strikes continue.
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Gunman seeks job at agency before CHERRY HILL shootings
Authorities say Edwin C Grace applied unsuccessfully for a job as a security guard at Key Personnel, one of the offices hit in a bloodbath that left six dead and six wounded. Camden County Prosecutor A Donald Bigley said motive is being pursued as a possible reason for the spree. Grace, a Pinkerton guard, remained in critical condition at Cherry Hill Hospital.
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British pound freed to float amid UK market turmoil
The British government liberalized the pound exchange rate to float without state support as the dollar fell to 3.15 marks in Frankfurt and about 3.72 to 3.74 Swiss francs in Zurich. The British Treasury called the floating temporary to halt a market run and rumors of devaluation.
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Upstate Democrats Push 2% Personal Income Tax Cut Plan
Lawmakers who cut $150 million from Gov. Shapp’s budget propose using savings to reduce the personal income tax from 2.3% to 2%. The general appropriation bill totaling $3.2 billion cleared the House 116 to 74 after local revenue sharing cuts. Urban Democrats opposed the bill as their districts suffered, while the upstate bloc vows to push tax relief next week if the tax cut bill fails in committee.
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