Farm disaster loan bill passes House with veto override in mind
The House approved a multimillion-dollar bill to revive the Nixon-era disaster-relief program. Vote was 269 to 95 with Rural Republicans and Farm Belt Democrats backing the measure to restore emergency loans for farmers hit by bad weather. A two-thirds vote is needed to override a possible presidential veto. Meanwhile the Senate panel backed a two-month foreign aid extension and a four-month continuation for Labor and HEW funding.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
Nixon
Indochina
Congress
White House
POWs to get Sports Illustrated from Cincinnati woman
Cincinnati housewife Betty Fiore donated five years of Sports Illustrated to POWs returning to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton. Her son Jim, a Roger Bacon High School student, says the magazines will help them catch up on sports news. Officials at the base welcomed the donation.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Sports Illustrated
Cincinnati
Jim
Betty Fiore
Frank
Jim Fiore
Roger Bacon High School
Witness says he did not kill Ohio University coed
Larry Via testified in Akron that he was with 19 year old Jane Maguire on September 21 and helped explain events after she picked him up. He admitted a robbery at a Geauga County service station but denied firing the fatal shot, blaming a female companion for the murder.
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Akron
Ohio
Larry Joseph Via
Jane Maguire
Ohio University Coed
Via
Miss Maguire
Washington
Pennsylvania
Geauga County
Toledo
Nixon Eyes Expanded Trade Powers for World Talks
Washington AP: President Nixon contemplates asking Congress for broad powers in upcoming world trade talks. He seeks authority to impose quotas and raise tariffs, and to eliminate congressional approval for any final agreement from Geneva talks starting next September. Aimed at boosting U S access, the plan also may grant most favored nation status to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Geneva
America
United States
Peter Flanigan
White House
Council On Economic Policy
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Soviet Union
Series location changed for Self-Confidence class
The final session of the Self-Confidence series sponsored by the education committee of the Human Relations Council will be held at the Murchison Chapel 611 S. Main St instead of at the library due to a schedule conflict. Dick Jones of the YMCA and Jack Fitzpatrick of the Middletown Community Center will direct the session on leisure time use with a commencement for participants following the session.
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Education Committee
The
Human Relations Council
Murchison Chapel
S. Main St
Marva Sampson
Dick Jones
YMCA
Jack Fitzpatrick
Middletown Community Center
Municipal Court shows higher fines under Judge Lamb in 1972
A study of the 1972 court report indicates municipal divisions posted higher receipts with Criminal division at 536,100 up from 500,128 and averages paid by defendants rising to about 80 dollars. Civil and small claims also gained while paid into city treasury rose to 211,879.
TV drug ads face new rules to curb Cinderella syndrome
House subcommittee chair Rep. Paul G. Rogers backs NAB code changes to nonprescription medication ads. Starting Sept. 1 the code bans on camera pill use and ads in or near children programs, prohibits testimonials by celebrities, and bars claims of nonaddictiveness. The rules affect 398 NAB stations and networks bound by the code.
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Washington
House Public Health Subcommittee
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
National Association of Broadcasters
Rogers
House
Code Board
POW father redefines initials after son's return
Dayton devoted father James Mechenbier urged POW to stand for prayers of the world as his Air Force Capt. Edward J. Mechenbier arrived at Wright Patterson AFB for medical treatment after being shot down in 1967. The pilot's sonship and actions left a lasting example for others.
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Dayton
Ohio
Southeast Asia
James Mechenbier
Air Force
Edward J. Mechenbier
Wright-Patterson Afb
Mechenbier
Municipal Court Doles Out 88 Traffic Fines
Judge J T Lamb disposed of 88 traffic cases in a weekly session. Beverly Ramsey 55 Dayton got 50 dollars and six month no drive for careless driving from DWI. Youths Gary Ditmyer 21 and Charles Hobbs 18 got 50 dollars each for drag racing.
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J.T. Lamb
Beverly Ramsey
Dayton
Gary Ditmyer
Elk Creek Road
Charles Hobbs
Kalbfleisch Road
Terry Bach
Gunkel St
Germantown
Larry Wills
Harlan St
Charles
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Fiora
J. T. Lamb
Butler County Law Library
Butler County
Lemon Township
Jun Enderson
Central Ave
Lincoln School
DIAL
Howard Johnsons
Middletown
Franklin
Jim Wyatt
Lodge Directory
Viars
Main St
Cecil Igo
Navaho St
Henry Corder
Seneca St
Manchester Ave
Litton
Browner
Cremeans Appliance & TV
E. State St. Trenton
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