What Nixon Wants Congress Gives Analysis
President Nixon aims to hold federal spending and veto bills as needed. Despite Democratic majorities and Watergate woes, he has vetoed seven bills this year, and overrides have failed due to not reaching two thirds in either chamber.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
William F. Timmons
White House
Timmons
Office of Management and Budget
Cambodia
U.S
New School Class Examines Eroticism With Marilyn Chambers
A New School for Social Research course titled Pornography Uncovered: Eroticism Exposed began in Greenwich Village with images of a nude threesome and an interview with Marilyn Chambers. More sessions will cover topless cellists, erotic rock, underground TV, and burlesque as a 500-strong audience paid 3.50 for the opening night.
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New York
Marilyn Chambers
New School For Social Research
Greenwich Village
Michael C. Luckman
Fritzi Ehrlich
Manhattan
Richard Martin
Miss Chambers
Cary Grant wins custody decision over Jennifer school choice
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jack Swink ruled that Cary Grant may enroll his seven year old daughter Jennifer in the private school he selected, not the experimental school preferred by Dyan Cannon. Cannon retains custody while grant retains broad visitation. a later custody dispute over the daughter's passport is scheduled. In San Francisco Red Skelton says he will wed Palm Springs resident Lothian Toland within days after his 28 year marriage ended.
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Los Angeles
Cary Grant
Jennifer
Dyan Cannon
Superior Court
Jack Swink
Grant
Miss Cannon
San Francisco
Red Skelton
Palm Springs
Lothian Toland
St Croix Officials Say Killings Not Racial Motive
Sources close to St. Croix police say the weekend slayings of two white schoolteachers were sexually motivated, not a racial clash. The suspect, 20-year-old James R. Kirnon Jr., is charged. he allegedly tried to force sexual relations and shot the women after resistance. Kirnon migrated from Montserrat three years ago.
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St. Croix
V. I
James R. Kirnon Jr
Kirnon
Montserrat
Kennett Faces diesel fuel crisis in power plant standstill
Kennett Missouri and nearby towns face a gas curtailment that threatens electric service. Officials warn the loss of natural gas could force shutdowns if diesel backup cannot be secured, risking community power during peak summer demand. Urban leaders cite Arkansas-Missouri Ark-Mo curtailment as root cause and outline contingency plans.
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Kennett, Mo
Missouri Bootheel
Kennett
Missouri
Max Ueltzen
Campbell
Sikeston
Malden
New Madrid
Associated Natural Gas Co
Blytheville
Ark
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Ark-Mo
John Germain
Germain
Piggot
Texas Eastern
Texas Gas
Ueltzen
Hame
Amos Santie
Fire Chief Named for Columbia Ranks From Texas
Columbia selects Earl Holland 99 to succeed retiring Max Woods as fire chief. Holland, formerly chief at North Richland Hills Texas, comes from a field of 50 applicants. The report notes dependency on Missouri Utilities Co for electric supply and potential trouble if service is interrupted.
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Triciy
Missouri Utilities Co
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Utilities
Columbia, Mo
Columbia
Max Woods
Earl Holland
North Richland Hills
Tex
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