Backing for Gandhi is organized in New Delhi
Congress leaders rally to support Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after her election law conviction. Gujarat defeat loosens party grip as voters shift to Morarji Desai coalition. Sinha's verdict prompts stay and appeal while officials plan demonstrations nationwide.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Gujarat
Congress
Morarji Desai
Gandhi
Jag Mohanlal Sinha
Jag Mohanlal Sinha Found Mrs. Gandhi
Sinha
Supreme Court
Judge Sinha
Kindness Named to House Judiciary Subcommittee Panel
Eighth District U S Rep Thomas Kindness is named to the Subcommittee on Administrative Law and Governmental Relations. He also serves on the Civil and Constitutional Rights Subcommittee and will help review rules on congressional disclosures lobbying Secret Service oversight government claims and cross state child support judgments.
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U.S
Thomas Kindness
House
Judiciary
Kindness
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Secret Service
Ice Cream Social Tonight at Mt Pleasant Church
An ice cream social will be held tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Church in Monroe. Homemade pie and cake will be served and proceeds go to church projects. Sponsored by the Anchor Club, the event is open to the public.
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Mt. Pleasant United Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Journal
Anchor Club
$2 Bill Rebirth Likely For 1976 Bicentennial
Deputy Treasury Secretary Stephen S Gardner says a decision within a month or two will gauge bringing back the 2 dollar bill in 1976 as inflation erodes the dollar The Treasury and Federal Reserve weigh circulation while Harvard findings show weak public support and a marketing push would be needed Gardner notes the portrait controversy and Bicentennial link as possible catalyst for printing.
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Washington
Treasury
Stephen S. Gardner
Gardner
William E. Simon
Federal Reserve Board
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Harvard
Treasury Department
Appeal Supported for Drug Council Funds
In a special meeting, the Warren County MHMR Board voted 5 2 to back the Drug Council appeal for state funds with a condition that administrator Ken Bausch and MHMR Executive Director Jim Ellis revise the application. The council seeks a treatment coordinator and a total program budget of 36670. Final state decision expected in about 30 days.
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Phil Yost
Lebanon
Warren County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board
MHMR
Drug Council For State Funds
Ken Bausch
Jim Ellis
Drug Council
Ia Council
Bausch
Ellis
Mhmr Board
Sandee Blazer
Bausch and
Philadelphia rejects second Liberty Bell imitation plan
The Philadelphia Art Commission again rejects Edward J. Piszek's plan to place an imitation Liberty Bell atop a building near Independence Mall. Piszek vows to push the project until approval is granted.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Art Commission
Edward J. Piszek
Independence Mall
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