Revenue Bill In Nation's Birthplace
President Nixon travels to Philadelphia to sign a $306.2 billion revenue sharing bill in Independence Hall. The measure channels up to $6.4 billion yearly to states and localities for welfare, safety, transportation, health and cleanup, with early 1973 final payments and potential property tax relief. A 530 member office will oversee the program.
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Washington (Ap
Nixon
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury Department
State of the Union
Shriver Campaigns in Democratic Brook Park Ohio
Sargent Shriver bar-hopped in Brook Park near a Ford plant and spoke to workers about McGovern and Nixon. He pressed unions for support and promised future Cleveland union hall appearances if elected, as he campaigned in a traditionally Democratic area.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Sargent Shriver
Sarge
Klein's
Brook Park
Ford Motor Co
Shriver
McGovern
United Auto Workers
Richard Nixon
Cleveland
McGovern Apologizes For Nixon Absence At Dinner
Senator George McGovern, sharing the stage with Vice President Spiro Agnew, rebuked President Nixon for not attending the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner. McGovern initially planned to skip, then attended to avoid Agnew’s solo appearance, and later reminded Archbishop Cooke about the dinner’s spirit of inclusion.
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New York
George McGovern
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
White House
N Nixon
McGovern
Three Americans Win Nobel Physics Prize for Superconductivity
Stockholm reports John Bardeen Leon Cooper and John Robert Schrieffer share the 1972 Nobel Prize in Physics for their BCS theory explaining superconductivity. The trio will divide the $98 100 prize. Cooper is Brown University professor and Schrieffer teaches at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Stockholm
John Bardeen
Leon Cooper
John Robert Schrieffer
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Bardeen
University of Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Heinrich Boll
West Germany
Gerald M. Edelman
United States
Rodney R. Porter
England
Science Academy
Acade
Kamerlin Onnes
Three Students on Ballot for Regional Education Club Posts
Three local high school girls compete tomorrow in the regional election of the Ohio Office Education Club. Teresa Combie of Middletown High runs for president, Lin da Burns of Lemon Monroe High for secretary, and Maria Staton from Monroe for treasurer. The trio were chosen Oct. 11 to contest the regional race.
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Ohio Office Education Club
Teresa Combie
Middletown High School
Linda Burns
Lemon-Monroe High School
Maria Staton
Monroe
Cooperative Office Education
Oct. Il
Laymen Mission at Hunter Community Church Weekend
James Clemons of Elizabethtown Kentucky will lead 22 volunteers in a lay witness mission at Hunter Community United Methodist Church. The schedule opens at 6 30 with a carry in meal and fellowship followed by small group sharing. Activities include home groups youth groups and church school and worship services led by visiting laymen from Indiana Kentucky and Ohio.
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James Clemons
Elizabethtown
Hunter Community United Methodist Church
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
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