Burial row at Wounded Knee in new clash risk
AP reports continuing tension after Frank Clearwater dies from wounds from April 17 at Wounded Knee. AIM says widow Morning Star may bury him there, but Interior Dept cites tribal court order barring burial on the Pine Ridge reservation. Officials warn BIA police and federal officers may block the caravan. Lawrence LaMont, 31, of Pine Ridge. a second death, plus a third shooting group, underscore a 61 day siege narrative.
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Hunt Proposes Nine Panels For Interim Senate Work
Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt urged the Senate Rules Committee to keep nine standing committees active between the 1973 and 1974 sessions. The committees would cover appropriations commerce courts and law enforcement education and health finance judiciary natural and economic resources and state and local government during the interim.
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Nixon Signs Student Aid Measure
President Nixon signed a bill providing 872 million dollars for student aid while blocking his broader reform plan. The bill adds 468 million for veterans education payments and frees 85 million more for districts with many military dependents, but leaves off the largest group of impact aid children and preserves current funding levels for some categories. Nixon said the measure moves toward his reform goals despite the setback.
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