Brandt and Meir Edge Toward Shared Mideast Peace
AP analysis notes Brandt's Israeli visit strained by memories of Nazi past and duty to unity with Europe. Meir seeks balance between wounds and Israel's security while Bonn pursues closer trade with the Common Market. Brandt gains a symbolic thaw as Meir accepts a visit to Germany, signaling a new diplomatic phase.
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Marcus Eliason
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Willy Brandt
Golda Meir
Brandt
Mideast
Europe
Germany
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Kibbutz
Meir
Yad Vasher
Bonn
Court backs in state tuition for Connecticut residents
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Connecticut cannot deny a student the chance to prove residency for in state tuition at the University of Connecticut. The ruling affirmed a Hartford court decision that higher fees cannot apply after students become Connecticut residents, striking down the long standing classification system.
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Washington
Supreme Court
State of Connecticut
University of Connecticut
Hartford
Connecticut
Margaret Marsh Kline
California
Storrs
Patricia Catapano
Ohio
Agnew Seeks Expanded Presidential Economic Power
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged Congress to grant Nixon broader authority to shape international trade and economic policy. Speaking to the Michigan Manufacturers Association, he called for power to adjust tariffs, suspend current injury requirements, grant most-favored nation status to Communist countries with a congressional veto, and to guide workers through import shocks as talks in Tokyo loom.
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Lansing
Mich
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Nixon
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Agnew
Tokyo
U.S
British Wound 7 Protestants In Ulster
Belfast report states seven Protestant guerrillas were wounded by British paratroopers in a second night of Ulster violence. The Ulster Defense Association denied involvement, while a company commander among the wounded was named. Across Belfast, crowds clashed with troops and police, with rocks and bottles used and rubber bullets fired after peaceful demonstrators gathered. In White Rock near Belfast, two soldiers were lightly hurt by a remote controlled bomb, and an oil depot was set ablaze as smoke darkened the sky.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Army
Ulster Defense Association
Irish Republican Army
Association
White Rock
Supreme Court backs no degradation rule in Clean Air Act
Environmental groups hailed the ruling as a barrier to new coal plants until cleaner tech exists while industry warns it could halt most new fossil fuel projects. EPA moves to define significant deterioration as lawsuits loom and Congress faces pressure to amend the law amid the energy crisis.
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Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Larry Moss
Congress
Moss
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bagge
United States
Edison Electric Institute
Ralph Nader
Legal Fees Cost Nixon's Committee Quarter Million
The Nixon re election committee reports 237725 dollars in legal fees since last July, including 146639 dollars in the last three months. Paid lawyers include Kenneth Parkinson and Paul O'Brien, with Stans and Magruder colleagues also listed. It notes 4.4 million dollars remains in the treasury as of May 31 and ongoing contributions.
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Nixon
Washington
General Accounting Office
Finance Committee
Maurice Stans
John Mitchell
Jeb S. Magruder
Senate
Watergate
Magruder
Stans
Mitchell
Democratic
Election Committee
New York
Senate Watergate Committee
Democrats
James Bierkower
Hugh Sloan Jr
Sloan
Washington Law
Yers
Kenneth Parkinson
Paul O'Brien
Herbert W. Kalmbach
White House
Commerce Department
Nixon Committee
Perspectives Show Highlights HDC Mexico Guests
Channel 8 afternoon program Perspectives will air Wednesday at 3 30 p m featuring The Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp. and staff. Highlights include cooking school participants Mr and Mrs J W Wilson Henry Bell Ed Lindsay Aura Burton plus Miss Henrietta Nickens Tom Cline discussing Out Reach and adult education. Neighborhood Youth Corps enrollees Mike Rummans Tony Simmons Gailyn Gray Toni Smallwood Helen Bruce Shelly Smith and Lynette Jackson will be shown at after school jobs with other HDC staff members.
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Channel 8
Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp
Mexico
HDC
J.W. Wilson
Henry Bell
Ed Lindsay
Aura Burton
Henrietta Nickens
Tom Cline
John Hoard
Leslie Runde
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Mike Rummans
Tony Simmons
Gailyn Gray
Toni Smallwood
Helen Bruce
Shelly Smith
Lynette Jackson
Nancy Lehto
Helen Steele
Homer Butler
Audrain County
Jesse To Be Boys State Delegate
Timothy Dean Jesse 16 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Jesse Route 2 has been selected to attend the American Legion Boys State of Missouri June 16 23 on the campus of Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg He is sponsored by the Mexico Optimist Club Jesse is a member of the FFA vice president of the Sims Happy Helpers 4 H Club a member of Hopewell Baptist Church and the 4 H junior leaders organization He will be a senior next year at Mexico High School.
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Raymond Jesse
American Legion Boys State of Missouri
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Mexico Optimist Club
Jesse
FFA
Sims Happy Helpers
Hopewell Baptist Church
Mexico High School
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Boston
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