Land-use plan faces defeat as House committee lingers
A controversial land-use planning bill risks defeat if the House Interior Committee does not vote this week. Support hinges on three wavering Democrats as the panel nears completion, with concerns over cost and lobbying pressure once Congress recesses. The measure would grant funds to states to foster growth planning and land-use administration. Opponents include the Chamber of Commerce and conservative groups.
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Lily of the Valley a low perennial herb grown in Europe
Lily of the Valley is a low perennial herb native to Europe and Asia, widely cultivated in gardens. It has a fleshy bulb and pip, two oblong leaves, and small white bell shaped blossoms used in arrangements. Florists prize the plant for fragrance and easy handling.
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Women priests lead communion despite church orders
Two women priests Alison Cheek and Carter Heyward again conducted communion at Christ Episcipal Church in Ohio two days after Rev. L Peter Beebe was found guilty for allowing such services. The court urged Bishop Burt to admonish Beebe with possible suspension if he defies the ruling.
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IRS probes corporate officers for illegal political donations
Tax agents, under the Campaign Contribution Compliance Project, examine returns of top corporate officers to see if donations were reimbursed via phony expenses or other payments. The probe, expanded to foreign bribes, involves about 300 HQ agents and may take years. cases include Minn MM Co and others, with several large companies named.
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New evidence on Marin County Civic Center shootout case
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that LAPD may have known of the 1970 breakout plan months ahead. It cites infiltrator Louis Tackwood and notes three Black Panthers betrayed Jonathan Jackson, with the spree to hijack a jetliner and seize the courthouse.
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Saigon Factories Resume Operations After Fall of City
AP reports 584 factories and enterprises in Saigon area have resumed operation since the city fell on April 30. Hanoi's Vietnam news agency notes tens of thousands of people left or were displaced as establishments reopen and workers return to jobs.
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