Nixon Sees Broad Support Despite Some Problems
President Nixon acknowledges his new economic program has "some problems" but says broad public support is decisive. He meets with California Governor Reagan to discuss welfare reform, then plans to unveil a VA hospital at Loma Linda linked to the medical center. He defends inflation curb measures and backs strong defense, aligning with Sen. Henry Jackson on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Wyoming
Texas
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Loma Linda
San Bernardino
Veterans Administration
Loma Linda University
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Preston Smith
New York
Illinois
Idaho
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Bolivian Left Grabs Territory as Rebels Advance
Bolivia's leftist government faces civilian and military rebels who seized eastern lands. Workers unions mobilize, Santa Cruz falls to insurgents, nationwide emergency declared. Torres claims control with majority support, while government nets 40 arrested for plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Santa Cruz
Torres
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
Socialist Falange
Popular Front
Ohio seeks fish kill fines from Bowling Green and others
Ohio officials say Bowling Green must pay 2935 dollars for over 8200 fish killed by sewage discharged to the North Branch Portage River last September. The total claims exceed 6000 dollars across a city, a village, two companies and an individual including Van Wert and South Charleston cases and a Sandusky River discharge by Northern Ohio Sugar Co.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bowling Green
North Branch
Portage River
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Nye
van Wert
Middle Creeks
South Charleston
Clark County
Gilroy Ditch
Little Miami River
Oho Sugar Co
Fremont
Sandusky River
Robert Brady
Route 1
Millersburg
Bear Run
Man Fined for Knife and Disorderly Conduct Charge
Charles Jackson, 24, of 117 Webster St, fined 50 dollars and costs for carrying a concealed knife and 50 dollars more with 25 suspended on a disorderly conduct charge. He pleaded guilty to the knife charge and innocent to disorderly conduct. judge Robert Dell ordered the knife confiscated. Traffic fines followed for Charles Moore, Gary Thompson, and Larry Diesler. A Twickenham note mentions a stainless steel dance floor at The Bird's Nest.
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Charles Jackson
Webster St
Robert Dell
Municipal Court
Charles Moore
Germantown Rt. 1
Gary Thompson
Malvern St
Larry Diesler
Bellomonte St
Labor's 70 Political Bill Totaled 4 Million
An ACA analysis finds 44 labor political organizations contributed over 4.29 million dollars to candidates in 1969 70. Senate 1.77 million House 1.52 million Governors 1.01 million. Democratic candidates received about 4.15 million vs Republicans 143 thousand.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
National Conservative Political Action Committee
Clerk of the House
Secretary of the Senate
Charles A. McManus
Senate
House
McManus
Back-to-school fashions for girls and boys on sale
A wide sale ad lists girls acrylic skats and jumpers in 7 14 range, boys slacks and dress shirts, outerwear coats, young mens shirts and slacks, junior Melton pant coats, denim jeans, flannel skirts, turtleneck sweaters, and Carter's panties with sale prices and bulk deals.
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Orig
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Dallas
VFW
Herbert Rainwater
Federation
Medina
Bailey
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
F. Lee Bailey
My Lai
Montrose
Colo
American Polygraph Association
Atlanta
Robert A. Brisentine Jr
Ft. Holabird
Brisentine
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Demonstrator
Grand Ave. Armbrusters
Twickenham
England
Labor
S-L. Orig
Usu
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