Nixon Pushes Major Overhaul of U S Aid Agencies
President Nixon called for a sweeping reform of U S aid, proposing a new development authority to replace AID. The plan would create a single development coordinator to oversee the new agencies and report to the President, with hearings set by the House Foreign Affairs Committee in April.
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Fort Sill Maintains Hire Freeze Amid Workforce Readjustments
Fort Sill officials say a yearlong hire freeze remains in effect with only critical civilian positions filled. Readjustments aim to balance the workforce without major overall reductions, and petitions will be sent to U S Senators Bellman Harris and Congressman Steed with others on relevant committees.
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Hall Proposes Tax on Stock Dividends for S&Ls
Lawmaker urges taxing stock dividends while preserving a first 100 or 200 dollar exemption to shield savers. He argues the plan protects ordinary savers from loopholes and would cover accounts from two to four thousand dollars, amid a federal moratorium on conversions.
Billy Sunday Attacks Ministers Teaching Evolution
1925 preacher Billy Sunday denounces ministers who teach evolution calling them vile and dangerous to faith. He condemns secular science undermining scripture and warns church leaders against compromising with modern theories. Speech reflects tensions between religion and science in that era.
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Woman Faces Fraud Charge
Phyllis Ann Stewart 20 of 1119 Ozman is free on 1000 bond after being charged with obtaining 40 dollars under false pretenses. Special District Judge Roy Moore set a preliminary hearing for 3 p.m. May 10. Police say a caller claimed to work for another firm across the street and needed change for a customer. She was arrested at Dan Rudder Motor Co after another female caller told a similar story.
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Ozman
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Dan Rudder Motor Co
Local housing analysts report a 15 percent rise
A survey of 100 local housing analysts and economists shows a 15 percent increase in housing activity. The study highlights rising demand and steady prices, with analysts indicating sustained momentum into the next quarter.
Vietnam veterans protest at national Mall as SCOTUS revisit looms
Veterans groups camp on Washington Mall as Interior argues such protests set a dangerous precedent for public order and health. A separate rally drawing 75,000 is planned in D.C. while volunteers wreath LAMed at Arlington. Guerrilla theater on Capitol steps portrays a search and destroy mission amid calls to bring home troops.
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Patricia Stone
Brookline Mass
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Albuquerque
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Clifford P. Case
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Space stations in reach says cosmonaut within decade
Cosmonauts discuss unmanned and manned orbital stations while saluting Salute satellite maneuvers. Soviet officials and Western experts expect more craft to join, with Brezhnev praising the space venture as a major step for mankind.
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Laird Presses for Missile Defense and SALT Progress
Secretary Laird said the United States should pursue more antimissile defenses and radar work while expressing hope for SALT talks with the Soviet Union. He indicated willingness to go to Congress with proposals for advanced nuclear weapons despite potential criticism, asserting readiness to defend U.S. security.
Steenhoven eyes Chinese visit as table tennis ties bloom
Steen hoven confirmed visa approval for a Chinese visit within 12 months with no set dates. A White House aide said the president would seek the envoy’s impressions and expedite visas, while costs would be privately funded and the State Department stressed no government role in the invitation.
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William Rogers
Court ruling allows prosecutions of doctors for abortions
The Supreme Court split 5 4 upholding Judge Gesell in District of Columbia abortion case. It lets prosecutors pursue Dr Milan Vuitch, a 55 year old physician near the White House, for performing abortions under the 1901 law.
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The Foot’s Framework of 26 Small Bones
A foot contains 26 small bones forming a complex framework capable of intricate movements and feats that even a highly advanced machine would struggle to replicate.
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