Missouri House Approves Four Thousand Dollar Pay Rise
In Jefferson City, the Missouri House approved a $4,000 pay hike for legislators by an 83-74 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. The bill followed a Senate move to boost retirement benefits for lawmakers, with pension provisions pegged at $4,320 annually for long-serving retirees. The session also advanced an elderly tax relief expansion under circuit breaker provisions.
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Twofold U S Aid Fight Hobbles Cambodian Support
The Ford administration faced major setbacks in both chambers as the Senate Democratic Caucus and House Democrats rejected additional emergency military aid for Cambodia. A House committee also rejected an $82.5 million compromise, while White House officials expressed disappointment.
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Indictment Reports Conflict on Patty Hearst Case
Reports from multiple cities describe possible indictments over harboring Patricia Hearst in northeastern Pennsylvania. FBI and local officials dispute timing while Hearst family and investigators caution there is an active inquiry with no confirmed charges yet.
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Airport Ammo Blast Halts U S Airlift
Rebel gunners hit an ammunition dump at Phnom Penh airport forcing a one day suspension of the U S airlift of ammunition rice and fuel into the besieged capital. The blast touched off more than 20 tons of ammunition and two commercial aircraft near the terminal were damaged but not burned. No casualties were reported.
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