New Military Aid Bill Drawn in Washington
A $6.8 billion foreign military aid bill drafted by House Senate conferees aims to tighten congressional controls on arms exports. It follows Ford veto of a prior measure for hindering foreign affairs, and Humphrey says the conferees addressed administration objections while crafting an acceptable bill. The panel also agreed to drop a $9 billion annual export cap as a major concession.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
U.S
Funeral notices and political aid summaries in one fragment
Funeral services for Mary E. Miranda Daisy Decora Skaggs Thurmond J. Smith and Idonia Casey are listed with times at multiple chapels and burial sites. The text also covers U S foreign aid debates including a $9 billion ceiling and Kissinger policy funding shifts.
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Daisy Decora Skaggs
Arlington
Lawton
Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Tom Hubbard
Highland Cemetery
Thurmond J. Smith
Becker Funeral Home
Harold Olin
Indiahoma
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Mr. Smith
Idonia Casey
First Baptist Church
Florence
Tex
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Casey
Huntsville
Comanche County
Joseph Casey
NBA Expands to Four Cities Adds New Teams
The NBA announced expansion by four teams in San Antonio Denver New York and Indiana from the ABA. Each club will pay 3.2 million dollars in cash to join the league.
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Hyannis. Mass
National Basketball Association
San Antonio
Denver
New York
Indiana
American Basketball Association
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Mary E. Miranda
Fullerton
Henry Kissinger
Africa
Zaire
Zambia
Mozambique
Chile
Congress
Middle East
NBA
National Bank
Public Service Company OF Oklahoma
Sears
China
Sears Cashier’s Office
Craftsman
Sears Price
Gable
United
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Lith & Gore
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