Tax plan for Ohio budget gains momentum in Senate
Senate appears ready to pass an $8.1 billion spending package funding through 1973 with a personal income tax. A 33 member body needs 17 votes and five Republicans are expected to back the bill, joining 12 Democrats. House passage already occurred, but final approval hinges on conference talks and school aid distribution method.
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Nixon imports levy not a uniform 10 percent surcharge
Analysis by the House Ways and Means Committee staff finds Nixon’s import surcharge is uneven, applying to about 48 percent of U S imports and hitting major partners differently. The study notes only 3 percent of Venezuelan imports are taxed, while 92.2 percent of Venezuelan shipments face duties. Five countries Japan West Germany Canada United Kingdom and Italy supply most taxed goods.
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Diplomatic Push to Avert India Pakistan Clash
Western powers including the United States seek a settlement to prevent war between India and Pakistan. Washington aims to protect its China policy while pursuing a broader diplomatic initiative with the Soviet Union Britain and France. East Pakistan seeks Mujibur Rahman’s release and independence. Yahya remains in custody and talks with Mujibur’s faction stalled.
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Inside the Stateville guard Aaron Carey
Aaron Carey a Stateville Penitentiary guard for 28 years in Joliet Illinois describes inmates as fine men while noting he would not trade places with them. The piece contrasts Carey with Buckminster Fuller and hints at hijacking on busy streets.
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Informal contacts with provisional Bangladesh regime in East Pakistan
Asian informants say American authorities are establishing informal ties with the unrecognized provisional Bangladesh regime seated at Mujibgar near Calcutta. The talks aim to promote dialogue with Yahya's government and are described as a second-best solution.
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Nixon To Address Nation On Sunday Evening
Nixon is scheduled to address the nation over radio at 7 30 pm EDT Sunday in commemoration of Veterans Day. The White House said the address will be broadcast live from Camp David in Maryland where Nixon plans to spend the weekend.
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Woman Dies Refusing Blood Transfusion for Faith
Cleveland widow Mrs. Jeffrey J. Neumann died at Lakewood Hospital after refusing a blood transfusion for religious reasons. Her husband, 23, and minister James Heatwole supported her Jeho vah's Witness belief. She had been in critical condition after childbirth complications three weeks earlier.
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Lonely GI nursemaids stay behind at Pace fire base
Two U S GIs volunteers to guard four artillery pieces after the rest of the garrison flees Pace base near Cambodia. Sgt Steven Belt and Spec 4 William Comer call the duty a holiday as enemy shells pound the post. They manage radio and weapons amid Vietnamese and U S advisers while Highway 22 is repaired.
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Grownup Says Sloppy Science Tales Spark Youth Curiosity
A fragmented line hints at adults discussing science with younger minds. The quip suggests grownups confuse or simplify scientific ideas, potentially inspiring curiosity or misunderstanding among learners. The text reflects a playful, imperfect urban newspaper tone.
Prelate Attacks Plan to Sell Church Treasures
Vatican City AP Two prelates critique John Cardinal Heenan proposal to sell church art and treasures to feed the hungry. They call it a crime and a theatrical ploy and insist monuments should not become market objects. The Ukrainian prelate notes his art museum ties.
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Troops on Alert as Vietnam Protests Grow Near DC
The Pentagon placed about 2,000 Army and Marine troops on alert near Washington at Ft Belvoir, Ft Meade, and Quantico at the Justice Department’s request. The plan accompanies protests linked to the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice and a candlelight march on the White House after a phone call with North Vietnamese delegates.
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Weather outlook with clouds and warm temperatures
Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of drizzle today and tonight. Highs reach the upper 60s and lows near the upper 50s. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the low 70s.
Beauty on Top
Trudy Mitchell, 24, of Salt Lake City works as a roofer in Utah and may try plumbing someday. The tall brunette is the company’s secretary in winter and says she does not want a desk job and likes getting dirty to learn new skills.
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