Revenue Sharing Bill Nears Vote
Washington senators push final passage of a 34.8 billion revenue sharing bill while weighing 22 amendments. A tax reform measure would raise 3.7 billion to offset the program’s costs, including boosting minimum tax payments and repealing accelerated depreciation. Some lawmakers warn the plan may raise taxes and worsen deficits.
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Football Game Fight Triggers Citywide Violence in Gainesville
In Gainesville, violence after a high school football game sparked firebombings and curfew violations. Mayor Stargel and city leaders met with Gov. Carter aide Cloyd Halli and Justice Department reps as state troopers moved in. Police said 30 arrests were made for curfew breaches, with 28 on standby. fires on the black south side followed a clash between white and black youths, though no serious damage occurred.
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Gainesville
Joe Stargel
Cloyd Halli
Jimmy Carter
Sistant Civil Defense
Bill ‘Clack
Justice Department
South Side
Starget
Senate confirms Curtis as CPB board member in AP report
Former Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri was confirmed by the Senate as a member of the board of directors of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Curtis, a Republican, served 18 years in the House from 1950 to 1968, succeeding John Hay Whitney who resigned.
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Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Senate
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Curtis
House of Representatives
John Hay Whitney
Plane Search Called Off in Southeast Missouri
The search for a missing small airplane from Bald Knob Arkansas, piloted by W C Callaway, was suspended. U S Air Force and Civil Air Patrol planes had scoured from the Mississippi River to Rolla, Missouri, with 13 planes aloft. A spokesman noted the craft could be in heavy woods south of Sullivan.
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Missouri
W.C. Callaway
Bald Knob
Ark
Searcy
Davenport
Iowa
U.S. Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Mississippi River
Rolla
Sullivan
Kissinger talks fail to lure Tho in Paris effort
Instant News reports Kissinger began meetings with Soviet officials in Moscow but did not meet Le Duc Tho in Paris as hoped. Tho left Moscow for Paris, saying no early talks with Kissinger. Viet Cong proposed a coalition excluding both sides if US leaves Vietnam. US analysts weighed the statement.
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Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Tho
Paris
Kissinger
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Saigon
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
English guests tour Mexico for family reunion with Cooses
Mr and Mrs Ernest Coose and family host relatives from Bristol England for a lengthy visit marked by weekend trips to the Illinois state fair Lake of the Ozarks Bennett Springs and a Mississippi River boat ride. Luggage delays and a first wiener roast plus homemade ice cream add local color to the trip.
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Queenie) Coose
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Gerald Silk
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Gerald
Mary
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Linda Silk
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Clyde Kotsenburg
Elmer Kotsenburg
Jarvis
Bertha Weaver
Ollie Dowell
Silks
Ernest Coose
Mass Murder Trial Begins For Corona
Corona, a farm labor contractor, goes on trial in Fairfield charged with killing 25 itinerant farm workers. Bodies were found in shallow peach orchards along the Feather River beginning May 20, 1971. The case moved from Sutter to Solano County for a fair trial. Judge Patton will screen jurors individually while defense and prosecution plan limited testimony and handwriting tests.
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Juan Corona
Feather River
Corona
Yuba City
Marysville
Atty
G. David Teja
Sutter County
Solano County
Richard E. Patton
Colusa County
Patton
Princi
Youth Poll Shows Nixon Leading 61 to 38 Among Young Voters
A Gallup poll of 221 young voters taken after the Republican convention shows Nixon ahead 61 to 38 over McGovern. The sample size is about one sixth of a usual national sample, with gains for Nixon among manual workers Catholics and labor union members.
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N.J
Nixon
George McGovern
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McGovern
Espanola
N.M
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Kennedy Joining McGovern Tour In Midwest and East
Senator Edward Kennedy plans to join George McGovern on the campaign trail, warning that rural America risks losing its small independent farms to large agribusiness. McGovern accuses Nixon of failing to defend independent farmers and calls for action to prevent consolidation by Tenecro and Dow Chemical. The tour includes Farmfest Day remarks and stops in Minneapolis Chicago Detroit and other cities with large crowds. Miss America contestant Terry Meeuwsen backs agriculture minded policy shifts as she campaigns for aviation scholarships amid her title run.
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Probe Charges On Miss Kansas Irregularities
Atlantic City AP report says Miss America Pageant officials will wait the outcome of a Kansas pageant probe before commenting. Albert Marks warned actions could follow if rules were not followed, up to possible loss of franchise.
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N.J
Albert Marks
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Marks
Mexico High Pep Squad and Club Meetings This Week
Mexico High School reports pep squad activities including a Thursday recruit gathering with over 50 members. President Nancy Baker notes executive board meeting tomorrow at 6 05 am in the girls locker room and a general meeting Friday at 8 05 am in the auditorium. Dues are $3. Lorena Settle announces Future Teachers of America meeting after school in Room 213. MHS seniors may enroll tonight at 7 for Mexico Community College courses with a $66 per class fee plus a $25 one time enrollment fee. information via Chamber of Commerce or MHS counselor.
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Mexico
Nancy Baker
Lorena Settle
Future Teachers of America
MHS
Mexico Community College
U.S
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Quincy Art Club Show Opens for Area Artists
Artists within 200 miles of Quincy Tennessee may enter original works in the 28th annual Quincy Art Club Show set for November 12 to 26 at the Art Center 1515 Jersey Street. Entry forms are available by contacting the club. prizes totaling over $1200 will be awarded.
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