10 States To Cut Welfare Payments Amid Reform Push
Washington UPI report notes HEW memo shows welfare payments cut in 10 states with possible cuts in at least 12 more. New Hampshire could drop as high as 48 percent without a $13 million budget, while five states and DC may raise aid. Hawaii Mississippi Nevada Ohio Oklahoma increase. Maryland Wisconsin weigh boosts. The memo, dated July 2, intended to inform Senate questions, supports Nixon welfare reform aims.
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Delicate Cleanup After Tank Car Derailing
Delicate cleanup began after an LAN freight train derailed nine miles south of Rutherford County with thirty one of 119 cars off track. Two chlorine gas tank cars toppled but safety devices kept damage limited though gas alerts were issued. Westerville nearby. officials planned evacuation if needed as cranes remove wreckage.
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SALT talks seek compromise on ABM limits and missile curbs
UPI reports US and Soviet negotiators at SALT differ on ABM bans from total bans to numeric restrictions. Experts aim to merge positions into a compromise under the Russo American Summit予定 with May discussions. Parallel talks pursue limits on offensive rockets while Nixon and the Kremlin push ABM focus this year.
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Tests Set For Jackers In Braniff Hijacking Case
Argentine courts ordered Robert Jackson and Miss Sanchez to undergo psychiatric tests before trial on charges linked to the Braniff jetliner hijack last week. The 44 hour, 7400 mile flight diverted from Texas to Mexico and Peru before ending in Argentina, with the pair extorting 100000 dollars from Braniff and taking a fresh crew.
U.S. Forces Leave DMZ Base as South Vietnamese Takeover
U S troops handed Fire Base Channel to South Vietnamese forces after a noon ceremony. About 750 U S personnel pulled out along with 180 tanks and support vehicles, as North Vietnamese mortar attacks continued on Fire Base Fuller. Gen Pham Van Pho said Vietnamese forces would manage without American troops, while further air and artillery bombardments targeted near the DMZ.
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West Virginia Democrat presses CBS contempt citing affron t
Rep Harley Staggers charges CBS and president Frank Stanton with a calculated affront for refusing a House subpoena over outtakes from The Selling of the Pentagon. He asks the House to vote contempt, arguing the network can manipulate elections and obscure abuses of law. The Commerce Committee already sent the citation 25 to 13 to the floor.
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Judge Allows Cancer Patient Girl To Refuse Leg Amputation
In Cincinnati a Juvenile Court judge ruled that a 16 year old girl with bone cancer may reject leg amputation. Judge Benjani Schwartz said the teen and her mother understand the risks and the court will not override their decision. Doctors advised removing the leg to curb disease spread, but success odds were 20 to 60 percent with the operation and only 2 to 3 percent if they abstain.
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British troops deploy in Northern Ireland amid clashes
Crowds battled police as British soldiers used rubber bullets and CS gas after two suspects were shot dead. In Armagh a land mine exploded near an army patrol, causing a vehicle to flip into a roadside bank. The government orders 600 more troops for July 12 celebrations, bringing total to about 11,100.
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Official Denies Charge Denied by Saigon Commander
Gen Ngo Dei top South Vietnamese commander traveled from Pleiku to Saigon to meet President Nguyen Van Thieu and vigorously denied narcotics trade accusations. He told reporters the claim by Rep Robert Steele was untrue and part of a campaign against him amid antinarcotics drives in VW Corps.
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Morano Tunes and Weathered Yearly Gatherings
A fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local column noting repeated references to Morano Tunes events and weekend schedules. It mentions days, dates, places, and venues with scattered names and headings implying performances, theatres, and community notices amid stray numbers and place names.
Private investigator sues Selby County official in civil rights case
A $250000 damage suit filed by a Memphis private investigator targets Selby County District Attorney General Phim Canale Jr. The suit, heard later this year in Federal Court after state court rebuffs, argues rights violations over withholding a rifle and car tied to James Fart Ray, who admitted killing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, with claims of unpaid investigation work.
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Convict Nichols to be released after clemency order
Claude W. Nichols, 70, once condemned for the 1953 murder of Columbia businessman William Sailer Anderson, is set for release within days after Gov. Winfield Dunn signed a commutation. Nichols, a Nashville real estate dealer, was described by the pardons board as a "pathetic picture of broken health" and had been recommended for executive clemency earlier this year. The body of Anderson was found at the bottom of Kentucky Lake in October 1953 following a dispute over a land deal.
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New Hospital Head Expected At Eastern State Psychiatric
UPI reports Tennessee mental health commissioner Dr. U K H Treadway said Eastern State Psychiatric Hospital in Knoxville will soon name a new superintendent from among at least five candidates. He stressed strong top leadership as key to solving the facility’s problems and indicated multiple personnel changes after an evaluation.
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Israeli Helicopter Crash Sees 40 Soldiers Missing
Israel said 40 soldiers were missing and presumed dead after a helicopter went down off the Sinai coast in the Mediterranean. The crash, described as an accident with no Arab involvement, prompted air and sea searches but yielded no results.
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Fragmented ad copy on health product claims and dosage
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