Nixon Seeks Expanded State Authority In Education Funds
President Nixon proposes Congress grant states broader control over federal education aid as part of revenue sharing. The plan consolidates 33 programs into five $5 billion areas including vocational education and support for the disadvantaged, while about 70 programs remain separate. Governors would appoint administering agencies and funds could go to nonpublic schools, drawing civil rights and teacher opposition fears of reduced federal effort for needy children.
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Office of Education
Prince Naradipho Sentenced in Phnom Penh Treason Trial
Norodom Naradipho and siblings face high treason charges as exiled king Sihanouk’s family undergoes a military tribunal in Phnom Penh. Naradipho, 25, receives five years with hard labor. sister Botum Bopha, 20, acquitted. Sihanouk linked exile regime seeks death in absentia for king. Other defendants receive varied terms. nine acquitted. Naradhipa clutches a Buddha idol as sentences are read after a four day trial.
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Botum Bopha
Sitanouk
Peking
Monique
Prince
Princess
Stravinsky Dies At 92 In Manhattan Home
Igor Stravinsky, famed Russian born composer who helped shape modern classical music, died at 5:20 am in his Manhattan apartment after heart failure. He had battled heart and circulatory issues, aging, and prior hospitalizations, with his wife Vera and associates present. Burial planned at San Michele Cemetery in Venice.
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New York
UPI
Igor Fedorovich Stravinsky
Manhattan
Stravinsky
Vera
Robert Craft
Lillian Libman
Miss Libman
France
San Michael
Venice
Italy
Miami
Beverly Dills
Seattle
Honolulu
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Imperial Opera
FDA Calls Crackdown on False Advertising of OTC Drugs
Fort and Drug Commissioner Charles C. Edwards urged a crackdown on atrocious false advertising of non-prescription medicines rather than removing them from the market. He plans to coordinate with FTC chief Miles W. Kirkpatrick, noting over-the-counter drug efficacy data are practically zero and that labeling and ads are the main problem.
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Washington
Edwards
Cost To Be High In SST Halt
LOS ANGELES UPJ reports SST Director William M. Magruder says terminating the supersonic transport would cost about as much as completing it. He cites a $470 million build cost and a 100 to 1 chance private funds will save the project within three to six months, with potential private funding of 3300 to 660 million. Meanwhile in Lansing Michigan, 15 large billboards along Interstate 94 near Ann Arbor were cut by handsaws in a suspected “billboard bandit” incident, part of a pattern of 60 signs damaged during March.
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SST
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Mich
UPI
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Interstate 94
Ann Arbor
Argentina to return to civilian rule by 1973
President Lanusse and the ruling junta ordered the Interior Ministry to prepare for a return to constitutional civilian government by summer or autumn of 1973 with elections to be held earlier, possibly in July, and an intent to hand control to elected representatives by Oct 12, 1979.
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UPI
Alejandro Lanusse
Interior Ministry
Argentina
Lanusse
Edgardo Lajon
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