Congress to test Nixon administration on spending and school aid
Congress moves to debate campaign financing and federal school aid this week as the House plans to start school aid discussion and the Senate tackles campaign spending and possible no fault auto insurance. Nixon publicly urged stricter school provisions and warned he would veto rival Senate measures if presented. The no fault auto insurance fate remains uncertain after last week’s narrow committee approval.
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Woodcock reverses stance on Nixon to impeach
United Auto Workers leader Leonard Woodcock earlier urged Nixon’s resignation but now says Congress should promptly pursue impeachment. He warns against a protracted constitutional crisis if resignation proceeds. Floyd E. Smith of the IAM criticizes wage controls and urges labor reform, while the bill on public financing faces a filibuster and debate about voter apathy.
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Court leaves New Jersey abortion law in doubt
The Supreme Court declined to hear abortion cases, leaving intact a lower court ruling that New Jersey's 1847 abortion law is unconstitutionally vague and an invasion of privacy. The district court held the statute chills physicians and violates First and 14th Amendment rights, affecting doctors' ability to perform life saving or ethically justified procedures. The suit was brought by nine physicians, two of whom had licenses revoked for violating the law.
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Uganda purge widens as Amin removes army officers
In Kampala and London a pair of UPI reports describe President Idi Amin's purge of at least 50 Ugandan officers after weekend clashes among units. The shakeup targets Lugbara troops amid fears of a broader coup as Amin regains control of the 16,000 armed forces, with hundreds killed in the fighting and dissidents fleeing.
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Midwest Cold Wave Expands East With Freezing, Snow
A bitter cold wave spread from the Midwest to the Atlantic Coast with freezing temperatures from Maine to the Southern Appalachians and snow in northern states. Dozens of midwestern towns posted record lows as trees risked damage, while Texas to Ohio faced hazardous roads and highway crashes.
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Golan Heights duel enters 13th day of fighting
Syrian gunners pounded Israeli positions for the 13th consecutive day in the Golan Heights as Egypt urged disengagement before Sinai talks. A Syrian communique reported hits on Tel Al Faras and casualties among Israeli troops. Israel claimed no casualties.
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ReAeF Diet Gains Popularity For Easy Weight Loss
A Los Angeles report touts the ReAeF diet as highly effective for weight loss without exercise or hunger. It claims you can eat regular foods like steak and bacon while losing weight and recommends Vitamin E and C tabs to maintain nourishment. Available via mail order from ReAeF Plan in Los Angeles with price tiers and a money back guarantee.
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Steam Clean Your Carpet or Rugs With a Bug Doctor
Steam clean your own carpet or rugs with a Bug Doctor machine. Rental rates four dollars per hour with a small extra charge for chemicals. Call Steamco of Lom Poc for appointment or information, or if you prefer the pros call Andy for a free estimate using the same number.
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Communists halt large Saigon north clash. surge in Mekong Delta
Saigon reports four stiff engagements around Can Long district capital about 50 miles south of Saigon near the Mekong Delta. Initial field summaries record 25 Communists and 11 government soldiers killed, with 31 South Vietnamese listed as missing in action.
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Migraine Advice From Dr Anderson on Brain Damage Question
Dr Eugene Anderson of Anderson Chiropractic Offices answers a reader about migraines. He says there is no evidence of brain damage from migraines and notes 2 to 8 million sufferers in the U S. He describes symptoms, triggers, and the value of prevention and relaxation, with treatment emphasis on rest in a dark room and avoiding strong drugs. His office is 104 So C St Holloway Medical Bldg and phone 736 2389.
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