Rural rebuilding plan clears panel for optimistic growth
A conference committee agreed on a multimillion dollar rural rebuilding program. It would authorize about 500 million dollars yearly in grants and expanded loan authority for rural development. The plan targets towns up to 10 000 residents with industrial loans for cities to 50 000. The package also broadens Medicare Part B drug coverage for chronically ill seniors and rejects removing the 5.60 monthly elderly premium. A separate circuit ruling upheld wiretapping legality in a heroin trafficking conviction case.
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Angela Davis trims tour for health and support
Angela Davis cuts her nationwide tour to four personal appearances in Los Angeles Chicago Detroit and New York due to exhaustion. Spokeswoman Stephanie Allan cites grave fatigue and limited stamina while Davis plans rest and a European trip after the shows and a future effort to build a victims of low mood defense organization.
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Miss Davis’ Defense Committee
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Sheriff ends Synanon stay in San Francisco region
San Francisco County Sheriff Richard Hongisto ended a month long stay at the Synanon drug treatment center and urged improved programs over punitive spending. He praised Alameda County's inmate referral to Synanon as a positive alternative to incarceration and called for broader rehabilitation efforts to tackle urban problems.
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Richard Hongisto
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Alameda County
Young Harvard-educated groom and bride move to White House
The newlywed couple Tricia and Edward Cox plan to live with President and Mrs. Nixon at the White House for several months as the husband nears graduation from Harvard Law School and prepares for the New York state bar exam.
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