Bills to aid crime victims drafted by Missouri House
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers appoint a special committee to compose a compromise bill on compensation for crime victims. Rep Bill Crigler chairs the panel with Rep Howard Hines and others. Proposals include a damages commission option versus court driven decisions and a potential reporting deadline debate.
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Jefferson City
House Committee On Public Health and Safety
Bill Crigler
D-Fayette
Howard E. Hines
Independence
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
House
Phillip Scaglia
Kansas City
James G. Baker
Ervin Challenges Nixon Power to Impound Funds
Senate Democrat Sam J. Ervin Jr. challenges President Nixon’s claimed constitutional right to impound appropriations, urging a constitutional basis for spending limits. Nixon defends impoundment as clear when it avoids price hikes or tax increases. The dispute is part of Ervin’s hearings on a bill to bar impounding for more than 60 days without Congress approval. A separate note mentions the Northeast Missouri Academic Festival set for March 27 at Northeast Missouri State University.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Nixon
Congress
Ervin
White House
Hines
Baker
Scaglia
Kirksville
Northeast Missouri
Northeast Missouri State University
How Do You Postmark Egg in Riverton AP Story
Postmaster Dick Hays in Riverton Wyoming describes an unusual package found in a collection box an unwrapped egg with a stamp and address. Because it lacked proper packaging the egg could not be sent but workers wrapped it and sent it on. Hays could not confirm if the egg was raw or hard boiled.
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Riverton
Wyo
Dick Hays
Hays
Crigier Delays Date for Final Compromise Version
Crigier did not set a date for re submitting the final compromise version to the committee. The move leaves timing unclear and raises questions about legislative progress and scheduling for upcoming hearings.
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Crigier
Airlines Cancel Concorde Orders Shift in Supersonic Plans
Pan American and Trans World Airlines will not exercise options to buy the Concorde, citing shorter range higher operating costs and economic doubts. The move ends major US carrier commitments and may influence other lines as four more hold options on the jets. Delivery is planned for 1974 with American Eastern Braniff and Continental each holding several options.
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Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Pan Am
U.S
American
Eastern
Braniff
Continental
Concorde gains mixed support for Latin America flights
The article notes enthusiasm for the Concorde at Concorde is ideal for Latin American routes but Braniff resists being first to test the jet. The plane touts speeds over Mach 2 and a 128 passenger capacity between New York and Paris in about three hours, yet faces high costs, limited capacity, and loud operation. A Wall Street analyst calls it a small plane sacrificing size for speed and questions the economics. Only two supersonic transports are in production, the Tupolev TU144 and the Concorde jointly built by BAC and Aerospatiale.
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Braniff
New York
Paris
Wall Street
Soviet Union
British Aircraft Corp
Aerospatiale
France
Spiro's Daughter Sails With HOPE
Susan Agnew, daughter of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, sails for a 10 month assignment on the Brazilian coast aboard the medical ship USS Hope. She is an occupational therapist at Eastern Shore State Hospital in Cambridge Maryland and will assist the director of audio-visual education.
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Baltimore
Susan Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Miss Agnew
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
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