Tax Digging Tightens Disability Pension Rules for Officers
The Defense Department issued new guidelines to curb tax free pensions for generals and admirals by requiring physical fitness for active duty until retirement. If not fit for duty, a member must retire, reducing disability claims. Also covered are Missouri Military Academy Quill and Scroll winning a first place for National Newspaper Week program and details of MMA displays and editorials.
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Eagle
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Husband Identified In Auto Wreck Mixup In Miami
Nish Scott's ex wife rushed to identify a body believed to be her former spouse, only to learn the victim was a robbery suspect killed in a crash. Police traced a traffic ticket to Nish Scott, revealing he had picked up hitchhikers who robbed him before the fatal collision. The case ended with the real man presumed dead being a different individual.
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Nish Scott
Ruby Scott
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Dade County Sheriff's Deputies
Gerald Mingo
10 Year Old Girl Backs ERA
Helena Montana AP reports a ten year old correspondent identified as Valerie urged Montana Senator Jack Devine to support the equal rights amendment. The young writer said she should have the same opportunities as her brothers and would serve if required, urging a yes vote for gender equality.
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Montana
Jack Devine
Valerie
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Urges Speed In Assuring Power Supply
Washington AP reports Rep. Wright Patman urges faster action to secure current and future energy supplies. The Joint Committee on Defense Production notes 49 of 56 nuclear plants behind schedule by an average 14.3 months and only one major oil refinery project under construction. It warns of heavy foreign oil reliance by 1985, limited uranium, and the need for alternative energy sources amid gas, coal, and gasification uncertainties.
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United States
Wright Patman
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Defense Producion
Patman
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Department of Commerce
Druggist Suggests Hospitals Dispense Addictive Drugs
AFFTON Mo A St Louis area pharmacist Louis Kohlberg urged banning sales of morphine and other addictive drugs by private pharmacies after his store was robbed four times in a year He proposed dispensing Class 2 and 3 drugs at hospitals or secure drive in facilities with bullet proof glass He suspected the same robber from last November struck again Thursday night naming security concerns and potential changes.
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Senators to Grill Agency Appointees over Pledges
President Nixon's consumer safety commission appointees will face Senate grilling to reveal any secret pledges to the White House. A government source alleges nominees were asked to verbalize commitments to clear actions with OMB, which the White House denies. The five member panel will include three Republicans and two Democrats and must publish budget and legislative recommendations to Congress and the president. Senator Moss pushes for sworn testimony and an independent budgeting precedent for commissions.
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Dogcatchers Nab Robbers in Two Cities
In Milton Massachusetts dog officer John Lank chased a robbery car after hearing a police dispatch. He halted the suspects and handed them to police. they were armed. In Ann Arbor Michigan dog warden Steve Hill pursued the getaway car despite shots fired at his truck. suspects fled on foot but were captured. The incident humorously notes a traffic citation quip from the detainee. Also, Air Transport Association predicts jet engines will be quieter and cleaner with 13 percent fleet retrofitted by 1973 end.
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Washington
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