Nixon unveils 1973 budget with large deficits and defense boost
President Nixon released a 246.3 billion dollar fiscal 1973 budget proposing two large deficits, higher defense outlays, expanded research, and no new taxes unless existing programs can be financed. The plan also emphasizes welfare reform and revenue sharing with states, while warning against unfinanced spending that could fuel inflation.
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Individual income tax remains the largest federal revenue source
The article notes that in fiscal 1973 individual income taxes will provide 38 cents of every dollar the government takes in, with Social Security taxes at 2 cents, corporate income tax at 14 cents, and other taxes at 5 cents. It also states the federal debt at $371.3 billion and per person exposure of $1,172.86.
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Fishing Rights At Issue In Russian Trawlers Case
A federal fisheries official warns a guilty verdict against the Russian ships Lamut and Staris could weaken U S claims in future talks with the Soviet Union on fishing rights. The vessels are seized near St Matthew Island in the Bering Sea. U S Atty G Kent Edwards weighing charges as crews of about 300 remain aboard under guard while Adak Anchorage flights are delayed by weather.
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Alaska
U.S
Soviet Union
St. Matthew Island
Bering Sea
James Branson
National Marine Fisheries Service
United States
Branson
Atty
G. Kent Edwards
Anchorage
U S Warplanes Attack In And North Of DMZ
U S warplanes attacked five North Vietnamese antiaircraft batteries in the de militarized zone and north Vietnam over the weekend, destroying two guns and damaging one. An Army OH6 helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta, wounding one crewman, as missions over Laos continued.
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Franklin Schools Superintendent DeWitt Terry Resigns Planned July 31
Franklin district scales back duties as Superintendent DeWitt Terry announces resignation effective July 31 while on sick leave. He will advise from home and draw full pay until then. Board president Carl Gorsuch says a new acting superintendent will be chosen. Terry plans to continue signing official documents.
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Ohio Pen Break Fails in Abortive Prison Escape
In Columbus two Ohio Penitentiary inmates were wounded during a failed escape attempt. Louis Aratari 28 of St Charles Illinois and Gordon Firman 23 of Warsaw Ohio were identified. Aratari was shot twice after fleeing pursued by guards. Firman was found in the hospital after being stabbed. Other tied to the break include Joseph Sanders 66 and Donald Nickerson 43 both Columbus Dayton residents. A makeshift ladder and hospital dormitory window bars were used to reach the yard.
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Ohio
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Carl Hayden Enters Coma at 94 in Mesa Hospital
Former Sen. Carl T. Hayden, who served longer in Congress than any other man, is in a coma at a Mesa hospital. Hayden, 94, was hospitalized Dec. 30 for dehydration and slipped into a coma Saturday. He was first elected to Congress in 1912 after Arizona joined the Union and served in the House until 1926 before a long Senate tenure through 1968.
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