Education Bill Advances in Congress Blocking Desegregation Busing
Congress passes a 21.3 billion education bill with an antibusing rider sending a halt in desegregation orders for 18 months unless appeals are exhausted. The measure would fund colleges, aid desegregation, and create a national Institute of Education while awaiting further appropriations.
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Congress
Nixon
House
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Supreme Court
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
National Institute of Education
Will You Miss School Sure Kids Admit It
A group of 6 and 7 year olds at Central School on Garfield Street and First Avenue express mixed feelings as school ends. Some say they will swim and fish while others will miss their teachers and the nine month routine.
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First Avenue
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Tom
Senate panel edges toward welfare and Social Security overhaul
In Washington the Senate Finance Committee led by Russell Long moves to finish a sweeping reform bill aimed at Social Security welfare and major health programs Medicare and Medicaid. The plan envisions broad Social Security increases possibly 15 to 20 percent while rejecting Nixon’s guaranteed income and earned welfare provisions. The measure expands Medicare to cover many prescription drugs for the elderly and expands aid to aged blind and disabled while holding costs.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Monay
Long
House
Nixon
Medicare Health Protection
Senate
Vyside Debates Government Drug Coverage Costs
Ann Landers notes on pressures to expand coverage for chronic illnesses including heart and respiratory diseases thyroid cancer tuberculosis glaucoma gout arthritis and rheumatism. Government would pay about 700 million of the 1 billion annual cost, not covering 1.4 billion in other short term prescriptions.
Mines Remain On Job
Pentagon sources report North Vietnamese efforts to clear U S mines have failed due to lack of gear. They floated metal drums to detonate magnetic mines sown by U S warplanes. Navy jets dropped magnetic and acoustic mines since early May, with more placed to supplement 600+ originally at Haiphong and other harbor mouths.
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U.S
Pentagon
Haiphong
City Building Destroyed In Fire In Loveland Ohio
The 84 year old Loveland Municipal Building and a fire station and the police station within the complex were destroyed by a blaze reported at 3 45 a m Fireman Clyde Conover was injured with two broken ribs Patrolman Gregory Wene pulled 18 year old Lenny Atkins from the burning building Atkins was treated for smoke inhalation and later jailed on a traffic charge City operations moved to the waterworks as investigators sought a cause in northeast Cincinnati area
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Loveland, Ohio
Loveland
Lenny Atkins
Ohio
Gregory Wene
Greg
Robert Jordan
Atkins
Clyde Conover
A.m
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Warren
Clermont
Most Effective Day in Hanoi Haiphong Bombing
American fighter bombers delivered the strongest attack on the Hanoi Haiphong complex since resuming large scale raids. They struck barracks depots and maintenance facilities near Hanoi and Haiphong, destroyed a fuel depot northwest of Haiphong, damaged Cai Bi airfield and two railroad bridges near the Chinese border. B52s joined southward raids on supply depots from the DMZ south to 31 miles north of it as nearly 400 strikes hit South Vietnam. An Loc was bombed by mistake, killing 10 soldiers and wounding 19.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
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U.S. Air Force
An Loc
Saigon
Muskie Expected To Aid McGovern Endorsement in Play for Nomination
Sen Edmund S Muskie planned a major announcement at the National Press Club amid reports he will endorse or release his pledged delegates to George McGovern as he remains a candidate. McGovern says no immediate endorsement or delegate release is expected.
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Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Muskie
National Press Club
McGovern
Maine
Hubert H., Humphrey
D-Minn
Weather forecast and wartime casualty report brief
Partly cloudy with possible showers tonight and clearing Saturday. Overnight and daytime highs range from the upper 50s to the 70s. In Saigon reports say 192 North Vietnamese were killed and 17 South Vietnamese died with 51 wounded amid highway clashes from the northern outskirts toward 10 miles south.
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Saigon
Husband asks wife for opinion proves attentiveness lacking
A humorous quip notes that a husband who seeks his wife’s opinion on any matter reveals he has not been paying attention to her preferences and reactions.
Solons Leave Big Bills Unpassed in Ohio Session
In Columbus the 109th General Assembly adjourned with major bills unresolved. Key items left for action include a Department of Transportation, an environmental protection agency, and a measure on Supreme Court rules. The House defeated a proposed constitutional tax increase referendum 4 to 32. Debate over criminal statutes and private consensual acts also lingered as lawmakers planned return dates.
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Ohio
109Th
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House
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Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Supreme Court
Joseph Tulley
Senate Rules Committee
John Gilligan
Theodore Gray
Piqua
Anthony Celibrese
Cleveland
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