Adjournment Near As Tennessee Special Session Sums Up
Nashville lawmakers move toward final adjournment of the special session. The focus is Clement’s 37 million spending plan and a proposed homestead exemption for residents 65 and older. House amendments delay teacher retirements and a tax study commission, with conference committees to resolve funding, loans, and revenue issues before Thursday adjournment.
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Frank G. Clement
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Chief Osceola’s remains stirred in Florida burial claim
Shiv er a former Miami city commissioner said he dug up the remains of Chief Osceola in South Carolina and reburied them in Florida claiming interment here is proper. South Carolina officials call the tale bunk and note vandalism earlier this month but doubt any bones remain.
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Osceola
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Miame
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Shiver
Miami
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Charleston
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Swanpy Everglades
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Clement Hints Possible U.S. Senate Candidacy
Nashville Governor Frank Clement was honored by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce for upholding law and order during a Lawrenceburg plant strike. Bransford praised his actions and Clement hinted at a possible run for the U.S. Senate while urging support for the elected governor.
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Nashville
UPI
Frank Clement
Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors
John
Bransford
the Chamber
Clement
Lawrencebure Alurry Ohie
Tennessee
Lawrenceburg
Senate
Sanders Declines Senate Run Against Russell
Georgia Governor Day E. Sanders, 40, announced on Wednesday he will not seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. Richard B. Russell. Sanders praised Russell for his long service and noted health concerns as a factor in the decision.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Sanders
Russell
Georgia
Johnson Pressures Inflation With Personal Campaign Push
Washington policy debate centers on President Johnson using personal appeals and a broad tax boost to curb inflation from brisk plant investments. Companies like General Motors plan expansions to meet demand, expand production, and fulfill defense contracts, complicating efforts to rein in spending.
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White House
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Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
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Od Soosay
Market Street
Kingporl
Tenn
At Mater Aerein
Gore Attacks Two Anti Poverty Agencies at Tennessee Conference
Senator Al Gore criticized the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Appalachian Regional Commission during the Tennessee Conference on Social Welfare in Nashville. He called the GEC disorganized, supported the regional approach, warned of required tax increases to fund poverty programs, and noted upcoming talks by John Jay Hooker Jr. and Buford Ellington.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Appalachian
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Tennessee Conference On Social Welfare
GEC
Appalachia
Herman L. Yeatman
Jere
Johnson
John Jay Hooker Jr
Buford Ellington
Clippers Reach Out For Missing Boy Of Canterbury
Canterbury England UPI reports 13 year old Robert Powell disappeared from his Chartham home after his father threatened a haircut with clippers the night before. The incident followed his father waving the clippers and declaring the Beatle length hair must go. The boy remains missing.
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UPI
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