Illinois Man Named Head Of Middletown Schools
Gene T Lubera of Urbana has been named superintendent of Middletown schools. He succeeds Howard Cromwell who retired after 12 years to lead Midwest Program for Airborne Television in Lafayette Indiana. Lubera holds a doctorate from the University of Illinois and previously led Urbana schools.
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House Set to Vote Monday on Surtax Extension
Washington AP House leaders aim to send a six month surtax extension to the White House after the Senate approved a six month extension and overridden President Nixon’s call for a full year. Treasury officials urged continued withholding as both houses backed the measure amid cloakroom talks and partisan maneuvering.
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Tax Cut Aims To Shield Rich From Relief By 1975
The House Ways and Means Committee outlines a 7 billion dollar revenue neutral reform to deliver tax relief mainly to low and middle earners while still targeting the very rich. By 1972 standard deductions rise and oil and gas credits shrink, with a minimum income tax for those still sheltering over half their income.
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Nixon visits Pakistan to discuss ties with Yahya Khan
President Nixon arrived in Pakistan with wife Pat and began talks with President Yahya Khan to bolster ties as the Asian leg of his world tour ends. The leaders noted shifts since the era of close anti communist partnership and Pakistan's growing ties with China amid Vietnam commitments.
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China
Nixon Visits Pakistan Reaffirms Friendship Amid Heat and Dignitaries
President Nixon and President Yahya Khan met in Lahore with crowds along the route. Nixon stressed renewed trust and mutual interests, pledging continued U S encouragement of Asian development and a shift toward self reliant economic aid.
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Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Beineman In Michigan
ANN ARBOR AP A man named John Collins 23 of Ypsilanti was arrested in the slaying of Karen Sue Beineman one of seven young women found slain in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area in two years Col Fredrick Davids state police director said Collins will be charged with first degree murder in Ypsilanti District Court and fits the composite sketch of the motorcyclist seen with Beineman before her disappearance July 23.
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Ypsilanti
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Mars images show moonlike barren surface and no life
Pasadena scientists study Mariner 6 photos from 2 130 miles above Mars. Observed meteorite craters and highlands with no sign of life or moisture. Researchers warn camera data unlikely to prove life, suggesting if any life is present it would be microscopic or vegetation-like.
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