Space Slashes Before Senate Amid Priorities Debate
The Senate opened debate on the nation's space program challenging its priorities. An amendment by New York Republican Jacob K. Javits was among two proposed changes under scrutiny as the issue continued to divide lawmakers.
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Senate
New York
Jacob K
Senate Committee
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Garbagemen May Strike Cleveland
Cleveland confronts a looming strike as 1,300 garbagemen threaten sick calls amid a citywide bus stoppage. Contracts expired July 1 with 14 unions. stewards fault conditions and pay, while officials plan a new offer later in the week. Officers cite a broader city labor struggle and potential impact on services.
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Cleveland
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Red Cross seeks 4 million bags for Vietnam troops
Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross stacks ditty bags to hold 4,000 Christmas gifts for service members in Vietnam. Executive director Mrs. Joseph Ballard notes there are still over 400,000 troops there. Packages must be packed and shipped by Sept. 30, each bag containing eight items. Bags available for pickup at the chapter house 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. call 423-9234 for more information.
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American Red Cross
Vietnam
Joseph Ballard
Jas
Highway Patrol
Middletown
North ‘Dakota
Red Cross
Massachusetts Birth Control Law Tossed Out
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Massachusetts birth control law unconstitutional as conflicting with fundamental human rights and beyond state competency. It ordered the release of William R. Baird who had served part of a three month sentence. the court rejected the health protection justification and noted discrimination against unmarried individuals and overbreadth toward married persons.
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Boston
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
William R. Baird
Federal study: trucks crack nation highways used by many
The GAO warns major interstates face costly repairs from heavy truck use. About 30,000 miles of the 42,500-mile system have overlays added or needed, with an initial $200 million set aside for pre1963 highways and more repairs likely beyond that amount. The report blames design errors, weather, soil, and increasing weights, urging federal standards and state funding for added layers.
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Washington
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Bernard Sacks
Texas
Weeks withdraws from Ohio campaign due to heart trouble
Republican state senator John H. Weeks, 66, announced he is withdrawing from the November race because of heart trouble after suffering a heart attack earlier in the spring. The Cuyahoga County GOP has until mid August to nominate a replacement to oppose Democrat John E. Corrigan of Lorain. Weeks represents the 25th district covering western Cleveland suburbs and parts of Lorain County.
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Ohio
John H. Weeks
Weeks
Ohio General Assembly
Cuyahoga County
Republican Committee
John E. Corrigan
Lorain
Lorain County
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