Nixon Looks to Revise 1971 Revenue Sharing Plan
A Nixon administration official said the 1971 revenue sharing plan will be revised to give more money to local government and cities. Weidenbaum noted a shift in the split toward municipalities, with support from major local government groups.
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Commando Tactics Ecology Raiders Strike Florida Sewage Plants
Six Miami residents breached a six foot fence at three sewage plants last April dyeing six waste vats. Police chased raiders into mangrove swamps as yellow dye spread through inland canals. Eco-Commando Force 70 claims no outside support and vows more raids to protest water pollution.
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Omaha Teens Set World Kiss Record For Duration
An 18 year old couple Dan Kiluson and Christie Gorup reportedly held a world kissing record with lip contact lasting 27 hours and 14 minutes in Omaha Nebraska. Their effort narrowly surpassed a previous pair Allen ee and Janice Cole by one minute as about a dozen couples started at 9 a.m. Saturday. Sleep was out but cigarettes did not win.
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Gassman Marries Former Actress in Rome Civil Ceremony
Actor Vittorio Gassman wed former Italian film star Diletta D Andrea in a Sunday civil ceremony at Velletri near Rome. The Vatican had previously nullified Gassman’s earlier marriage to Nora Ricci, and he had also been married to actress Shelley Winters.
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Teen Queen's View U S Greatest Place Fort Worth
Rena Collette Walsh, 27, representing Los Angeles, won Miss Teenage America in Fort Worth, succeeding Debbie Patton of Odessa. A native of Sydney, Australia, Walsh says personal experience shows the United States is “the greatest place in the world.”
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Bustard release backed near Salisbury in royal bird project
A private effort plans releasing great bustards from Portugal on a 10 acre site near Salisbury in spring to revive the bird once a royal banquet staple. The project aims to showcase Britain as a great place to live and to educate on country mistakes from personal experience.
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Mexican American roles clouded by top government dismissals
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration faces a clouded future for Mexican Americans as three of the 14 top Mexican American officials were ousted in two weeks. The removal of Matta Castillo from the Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the Spanish Speaking Citizens sparked talk of a Puerto Rican replacing him, while debates over equal ranking linger. Other Mexican Americans mentioned include Henry Sparerret and Antonio Rodriguez amid staffing and funding disputes that hinder hiring and program authority.
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