Old Artillery From Russia Irks Arabs
Washington based U.S. defense sources report Arab officers complain that Soviet aid includes outdated heavy artillery. Syrians and Egyptians are major recipients with 12,000 to 15,000 Soviet advisers in the Egyptian armed forces, including about 3,000 Russian army personnel.
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Snowfall Most In Nearly A Year
Snowfall total five inches blanketed area starting about 4 a.m. and ending last night the heaviest in nearly a year. It created slick streets and slushy driving conditions though skaters found initial ice at Smith Pond. Accidents occurred as residents adapted to the surprise winter weather.
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Smith Pond
Catholics Plan to Paralyze Northern Ireland Demonstration
In Belfast Catholic demonstrators plan a nonviolent action on Wednesday six months after internment of suspected IRA members began. Over 20,000 marched in Newry defying a government ban while British troops stayed clear. Bernadette Devlin and actors Redgrave and Plowright led the event.
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Snow to linger as cold snap continues
The forecast calls for lows from 5 to 10 degrees tonight and a high in the low 20s tomorrow, signaling continued winter conditions.
Liberals push debt hike linked to tax reform plan
House liberal Democrats urge tying a $20 billion debt ceiling increase to a broad tax reform package. They argue eliminating tax loopholes could raise $77 billion by 1972 and cut taxes for the average family while targeting the rich. The vote faces Wednesday amid internal party divisions and opposition from leadership.
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Tax Protest Sees Fox Lake Voters Withhold School Levies
In Fox Lake Wisconsin taxpayers voted 251 to 7 to withhold 312235 in property taxes earmarked for area schools and place the funds in escrow. Organizer Don Christian said Dodge County townships may follow suit amid rising tax notices and a pending Wisconsin suit challenging school tax constitutionality.
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W-4 Form Printing Resumed After Shortage
Washington reports IRS restarted printing W-4 tax exemption forms after a surge in requests from employers seeking to adjust exemptions. Congress raised withholding rates for 1972 to better match tax liability, prompting many workers to seek changes, though those with zero exemptions may not need to.
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Troop Reduction Drops U S Force Size in Vietnam
Saigon reports U S military strength in Vietnam fell below 100000 last week, with total American forces down to 133700. Breakdown lists 99700 Army 26600 Air Force 6800 Navy 500 Marines and 100 Coast Guard, amid planned further cuts to meet May 1 ceiling.
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Bangladesh Receives 14.7 Million Aid From India
Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman in Calcutta as India pledges 33.3 million in urgent items and 13 million pounds sterling in exchange. India ships 50 jeeps 136 ambulances and 800 trucks each carrying 200 bags of powdered milk. nearly 100 Calcutta organizations add aid.
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Bar Group Seeks Ban on Sexy Advertising in Mails
The American Bar Association backs a proposed federal ban on sexually explicit ads mailed across state lines with support from the Justice Department. The measure, led by the criminal law section, faces House of Delegates action and carries penalties of up to five years in prison or a $50,000 fine, with carveouts for non primary sex content.
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Escapees hold Worley Sturgill family hostage in Kentucky
Two escapees from a Southwest Virginia camp barged into the Worley Sturgill home near the Kentucky border and held the family—Sturgill, his wife Mary Kay, and their three children—for about three hours before surrendering to police. James Erps, 38, and Robert Charles Blanchard, 21, were charged with holding hostages, being fugitives, and possessing illegal firearms after Kentucky trooper Tom Wright verified their surrender. Erps faced a 10 year sentence for breaking and entering, Blanchard 15 years for armed robbery.
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