Governor and Treasurer Differ On One Dollar Checkoff
Missouri leaders clash over a proposed one dollar tax checkoff for political party campaigns. Governor Bond opposes citing power and admin issues, while Treasurer Spainhower supports broadening funding and aims to build a wider donor base. Officials debate impact on parties and reform, with Senate action likely in coming weeks.
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AP1
Christopher
Bond
James Spainhower
State Central Committee
Spainhower
State Democratic Party
Missouri Senate
Senate
William J. Cason
House
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Ma
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Jack Buechner
R Kirkwood
State Committee
Convicted burglars give insight to deter crime
CHICAGO AP James C Miller heads Infermathc Inc a firm that hires convicted burglars as consultants to reveal tricks of the trade and how to thwart them He cites rising burglaries amid energy issues noting FBI figures of 2.34 million burglaries in 1972 and a 38 percent rise over five years He warns two types of burglars exist those seen on TV and others who learn in prison or self teach They often walk through neighborhoods choose likely empty homes and strike between 6 pm and 11 pm A local tip is constant lighting or a spotless house deterring entry while leaving a radio on can deter burglars daylight burglaries are rising too
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Chicago
United States
James C. Miller
Miller
Infermathc, Inc
FBI
Kissinger Honeymoon Privacy Amid Acapulco Welcome
Acapulco socialites awaited word on whether Henry Kissinger and Nancy Maginnes would accept invitations as they honeymoon in Mexico. About 60 vacationers lined Las Brisas dock to see the couple depart a three hour boat cruise on El Orate The Lunatic, followed by Secret Service and two car convoys to the villa. Rockefeller, Maginnes’s employer, and others noted the couple’s privacy, while Kissinger’s wedding news had just been announced to Republicans.
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Washington
Las Brisas
Henry A. Kissinger
Nancy Maginnes
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el Orate
State Department
Kissinger
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harvard
Rockefeller
Miss Maginnes
Fuel Drop Savings Hit Massachusetts Homes
A Needham computer specialist reports Massachusetts households used nearly 20 percent less fuel this year, saving about 400 gallons for a typical home from 2000 gallons last year. Richard J. Carroll, a petroleum marketing consultant for Business Computer Services, notes the firm contracts with over 70 oil dealers in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
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Boston
Students Attend Language Fair in Rolla
Hardin Junior High School eighth graders from Mexico joined the fifth annual Foreign Language Fair at the University of Missouri-Rolla. Members of the Eighth Grade Spanish Club under sponsor Karen A. Cox included Karen Holtkamp Ricky Kemp Mike Genthon Marty Runyan Madge Davis Chris Cottey Audrey Rosenthal Gailyn Guthrie Kathy Anderson Debra Frazier Mike LaBarbera Kelli Dutton Marilyn Trabue Carla Carter Brenda Colley Jeff Goff and Alan Fisher.
President Asks Out In Welfare
President Nixon urged immediate federal welfare spending cuts of 800 million dollars citing a drop of 225,000 AFDC recipients last year. He said the decline to 10.8 million marked the first major welfare roll drop in years due to tougher HEW management and highlighted declines in West Virginia Idaho Nevada Oklahoma California and New York.
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Nixon
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar W. Weinberger
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Idaho
Nevada
Oklahoma
California
New York
Bolling Sees Impeachment Push Against Nixon
Rep Richard M Bolling D Mo says there is a tremendous movement in the House for a vote of impeachment. He notes the House is dull dragey and dreadful as it awaits the Judiciary Committee report and stresses the need for careful fair action for credibility. A Kansas City audience of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association heard his remarks.
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API
House
Nixon
Senate
Richard M Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association
Judiciary Committee
Souphanouvong to Join Laos Coalition Government
Prince Souphanouvong head of the Pathet Lao will return to Vientiane to organize a coalition with Premier Souvanna Phouma. The plan envisions a Friday investiture at Luang Prabang and a joint audience with King Savang Vatthana, with five cabinet posts for each side and two neutralist posts.
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Laos
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Luang Prabang
Phoumi Vongvichit
Savang Vatthana
South Vietnam
Saigon
Mekong
Safzon
Cambodian, Vietnam War Update From Front Lines
In Vietnam infiltration attempts near Saigon were repelled as one soldier died and 12 were wounded. Cambodian forces report repelling a Khmer Rouge assault near Kampot with 17 insurgents killed and eight defenders dead. Oudong remained a focal point as 3,000 government troops pressed operations with armor and artillery. Lon Nol ended the High Political Council and formed a four member High Executive Council with Lon Nol Sisowath Sirik Matak Tony Boret and Maj. Gen. Sostene Fernandez. US advisers approved the move to build consensus in decision making.
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Cambodia
Kampot
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Losin
Oudong
Phnom Pent
Lon Nol
National Assembly
In Tam
Cheng Henz
Tony Boret
Sostene Fernandez
Sisowath Sirik Matak
U.S
Balloon crash near Cambridge leaves man dead
A hot air balloon drifted into high wires near Cambridge Sunday night, shearing off the gondola. One man was killed and two others were injured in the fall to the ground.
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Cambridge
Ohio
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