GOP to reshape federal programs slowing new spending
Republican leaders in Congress signaled a cautious fiscal stance as the 91st Congress begins its fourth week. Everett Dirksen and Gerald Ford forecast no Great Society scale proposals, promising consolidation of existing programs and selective new actions. They expect overhauls in federal departments and a push on Electoral College reform, plus a proposed pay raise for members unless vetoed.
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Washington
M. Dirksen
Fresilent
Nixon
Dirksen
House
Feader
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Congress
Paw
Senate
Gardiner Urges Cut Subsidies to Aid the Poor and Enforce Desegregation
John W. Gardiner, head of the Urban Coalition, urged Nixon to cut agricultural and maritime subsidies to fund poverty relief. He warned the new administration must enforce school desegregation and withhold funds from districts refusing to comply, saying the law must be followed and gains protected. He noted efforts to broaden top government access for African Americans and pressed for a broader anti poverty initiative across agencies.
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Washington
UPS
John W W. Gardine
Urban Coalition
Nixon
New
Gardiner
Office of Economic Opportunity
President Daley Named to Best-Dressed List
New York report states President Nixon and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley join 18 top figures on the Fashion Foundation of America 30th annual best-dressed list. Other honorees include Pierre Trudeau, David Merrick, Guy Lombardo, Andy Williams, Preston Tisch, Serge Obolensky, Michael Burke, Tommy Roberts, Pal Schelm, Enoch Light, Melvyn Hiller, and Herman Pert.
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New York
Nixon
Chicago
Richard J. Maley
Dick van Dyke
The
Fashion Foundation of America
Foundation
Daley
van Dyke
Pierre Trudeau
David Merrick
Guy Lombardo
Andy Williams
Loew's Hotel
Preston Robert Tisch
Serge Obolensky
New York Yankees
Michael Burke
Tommy Roberts
Pal M. Schelm
Gold Seal Vineyards Inc
Hammondsport
Enoch Light
West
Redding
Homebuyers urged to seek professional help before buying
Readers are advised to hire professionals such as engineers appraisers or inspectors to assess a home before purchase. The article cites costs from 35 to 400 dollars and notes that engineers can test foundations heating and plumbing while appraisers often fill the gap in areas lacking engineers. It cites quotes from industry figures and discusses legal testifying as an expert witness.
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Smeona
Washington
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Tauscher
California Public Notices and Fidelity Name Records 1969
A mixed set of legal notices from Los Angeles California archives dated January 1969. Includes fictitious business name certification for Boulevard Motor Causic, estates of Christina Freeman and Balfa Warner, and a notice by L Holbrook that he will not be responsible for debts after January 24 1969.
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SS Atlantis
Mona
Cana
Terre Baminiry
Superior Court of
California
Los Angeles
Christina A. Freeman
Christin Free
Satsdom
Kristovich
Tall of Recorda
N. Broadway
Baldy
Madison
Pyosa
Superior Court
State of California
Balfha
Warner
Baldo
Kristowich
Old Hall of Records
Broadway
Abura
United L. Holbrook
Toberson
Ballflow
Dali II. Jiolbrook
Atlantis Process Industries fictitious business filing
The undersigned certifies conducting three businesses at 406 404 Srees Building Long Beach California under the fictitious firm name Atlantis Process Industries. The filing states Les Isaacs of 324 Bellflower Long Beach California as owner. Date January 20 1969. Notary Ruth C. Pares notarizes on January 10 1969. Seals.
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8Th Ave
Taglevong
California
Los Angeles
PET CO
Richard 3
Massaro
Sth Ave
Inglewood
Calif
Richard B. Massatio
State of California
Los Angeles County
Mancetary
Richard B. Massaro
Sant Tutte C. Parks
Sloback St
Piliflower
Arrow Enterprises
Nerson
Winhan Pangea
Gail
Corinan
Ain
J. Cleveland
Sen Notary
Vomnisalann
Ious Beach
Lone Beach
Tim Wane
bin Yy Copy Center
Fixm
Marshall B. Wilmot
Falcon Ave
Long Beach
Mrta
Woking
Falron Ave
Long Regen
He Ia
Califor
Iia
Atlantis Process Industries Sal
Les Isaacs
Belltlowee
Cali
Dalgt
Lee Isaacs
J. Lee Isaacs
Ruth C. Pares
Seals Pub. Dan
Dar
Notary Public
Doen
Los Amgeles
Califnnia
Johnson Tubular Products
Floyd XM. Sims
Argonne
Wong Brach
Lara
M. Sims
Angeles County
Hoya
Ruth G. Parks
Notary Publ Pub
Tata Ath
Certificate of Business Names in Los Angeles and Long Beach
Multiple fictitious business certificates are listed with addresses in Los Angeles and Long Beach California. Names include John son Tubular Products Court Prowell Motors and associates Sw art and Neighbors with notaries Ruth Parks Ruth Parks and Ruth C. Parks. Dates range January 1988 through 1969 with various notary acknowledgments.
Church Coffers Enriched by 3.6 Billion in 1967
The National Council of Churches reports that members of 73 U.S. Protestant denominations gave their churches 13.6 billion during fiscal 1987, with Canadian sects adding 65 million. The average US member contributed 73.95, Canadian members 80.06, and United Methodist members 9.50. The Elkhart Indiana based council notes one in ten members is a missionary. 19.21 percent of all contributions supported benevolences while 81.79 percent funded local congregational expenses.
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New York
UPI
National Council of Churches
U.S
United Siates
United Missionary Church
Nemect
Elkhart
Ind
Senator Williams Pushes Roll Call on Pay Hike
Sen John J Williams R Del seeks a Senate roll call on raising Congressional salaries from 30000 to 42500 He doubts success but says bipartisan support exists and argues now is not a time for a 40 percent raise Former President Johnson backed the raise Williams filed a disapproval resolution to veto the package Rep H R Gross IA filed a companion House measure
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Senate
Lyndon B. Jenhnson
HR. Gross
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Gross
Washington
John J. Williams
Congress
Delaware
Presiden Johnson
Executive Department
Williams
Rep. H.R. Gross
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Willow St
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Mender Rane Beach
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Robert
Btawart
Benton Streat
Blueheil Drive
Buena Art
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Stawane
Galleormlns
Robert A Stewart
Bill B. Stewart
Long Beach Grvd
Court Prowell Motors
Prowell, Jr
Pattlx
Tot Beach
Michrel J. “Burnworth
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Rossmoor
Imperial Insurance Agency
Jordan Brown
EBL RC
United States
Empire Savinga
Laon Assoviation
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Aid County
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Aaid Counsty
Dartona
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Velma BE. Poole
Wishend
Sin Angelea County
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Wilshire
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