Budget Battle Shapes Tennessee Appropriations Bill Action
In Nashville the Senate Finance and Ways and Means Committee added 34 amendments to the state appropriation bill and sent it to the Calendar Committee amid opposition from department heads including Finance Commissioner Rosell Hippe who called the bill absurd. House sponsor Rep. Jack Comer touted a vote on the betting measure as decisive. The action trimmed Dunn's budget by about 314 million and reduced the working capital reserve, while education funding saw a major shift with teacher raises of 400 per year and 4 million set for a statewide Kindergarten program, despite Hippe urging reserve funding. A runoff election plan remains under consideration with three weeks after the primary as deadline. The sterilization bill was postponed for a week.
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UPS
Senate Finance, Ways and Means
State Finance and Administration
Rosell Hippe
House
Jack Comer
R-Knorville
Senate
Winfield Dunn
Comer
Hippe
Dunn
Bunn
U. S. Senate
Congress
Willie Neese
D-Paris
Lockheed Loan Pushes Tristar Engine Deal to Congress
London reports Lockheed and Rolls-Royce warned that U.S. congressional approval of a $200 million loan is pivotal for the Tristar program. The pact aims to buy 555 RB211 engines and preserve about 29,000 jobs across Lockheed and Rolls-Royce in the United States and Britain amid Rolls’ bankruptcy crisis.
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UPI
Lockheed
United States
Britain
U.S
Congress
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Daniel J. Haughton
Ian T. Morrow
Rolls-Royce
Burbank
Calif
Haughton
Rogers sees slim chance of new Mideast war says Rogers
Washington reports quote State Miler P Rogers telling the Cabinet that the odds of a renewed Middle East conflict are low despite saber rattling. He praised reception in Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Saudi Arabia as favorable and indicated momentum toward a peaceful interim settlement for reopening the Suez Canal. Pentagon analysis notes Russian air defenses strengthened but no evidence of offensive weapons enabling a major canal attack.
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Bec. Af
Miler P. Rogers
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Cairo
Rogers
White House
Ronald Ziegler
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Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Nixon
Suez Canal
Pentagon
Beynt
Israel
Heavy Earthquake Hits Turkey with High Toll Feared
An earthquake measuring 6.25 struck western Turkey at 8:27 a.m. local time, with Burdur and surrounding towns hardest hit. Initial reports cited at least eight deaths and widespread destruction as rescue teams rushed to the affected region near Antalya.
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Zantalya
UPI
Anatolia
Burdur
Antalya
Los Angeles
Denizli
Mugla
Isparta
Aydin
Ahmet Balkan
Esref Ayhan
Yazi
Yari
Engineers tout bumper that resists more than current designs
A father son team from Buffalo claim their Taylors bumper, shown to the Senate Commerce Committee, would withstand higher front and rear impacts while reducing whiplash and keeping fuel systems safe. They estimate a $30 per car premium versus DOT plans costing about $100.
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UPI
U.S
Paul
Taylor
Douglas
State University of New York At Buffalo
Senate Commerce Committee
American Motors
Department of Transportation
DOT
Bull Taylor
Taylor Devices, Inc
Buffalo
Taylors
John J. Nevin
Ford Motor Co
Egypt and Israel clash over peace moves and Gaza attacks
Egypt accuses Israel of rejecting Egyptian peace initiatives while keeping channels with the United States open. Sadat, in a meeting with top military leaders, says contacts with many parties remain. In Tel Aviv, Israeli spokesmen report seven Arabs wounded in two separate grenade attacks in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Jee'ne Today
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United States
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al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Laaders
Sadat
Anying
Armel
Sues Canal
Tel Aviv
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Jordan
Guatemala Crash Kills 5 and Other City News
A Guatemalan DC3 airliner with 38 aboard crashed during an emergency landing, killing five and injuring 18 including American Charles Childress. Other Americans on board unlisted. identities and conditions remain unclear. In Rome, garbage cleanup and backlog efforts continue after a six day municipal strike ends with a wage and promotion reform pledge. In Mexico City, a Peruvian father and daughter were arrested with $2 million in cocaine at the airport customs checkpoint.
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UPI
Mexico City
Mexico City International Aiport
David Franco Rodriguez
Franco Rodriguez
Eduardo Bonifacio Arbulo Torres
Otilia Clotilde Arbulo de Medina
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