Britain enters Common Market would barely affect U S
Britain's move to join the European Common Market would have limited direct impact on the United States but sizable secondary effects. The House voted 356 to 244 to approve the principle, with full entry expected about 14 months later after other nations' approvals.
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Ohio Senate drops income tax vote and approves interim budget
The Ohio Senate approved a 217 million interim budget for November after shelving a plan to floor vote on an income tax. Republicans argued the delay protected from tax passage, while Democrats cited school levy concerns. Senate action paused until Tuesday as tensions rose among members.
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Desperado Surrenders After Nationwide Chase
AP reports James L. Cochran, sought after a week-long, ten-state pursuit and accused of taking 21 hostages, surrendered quietly to the FBI in Lexington. Nearby Missouri authorities found a decomposed body, Marilyn Oliver, 21, an alleged acquaintance, near Leslie. Cochran was wounded, had a St. Louis address, and was captured after FBI traced a phone exchange with a girlfriend. None of the hostages were harmed.
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Amchitka Papers Spark Fresh Legal Battle Over Blast
Washington AP The Justice Department will not appeal a ruling blocking public access to reports arguing the Amchitka five megaton detonation could harm wildlife earthquakes and air quality. Judge Hart will review redacted materials before a possible new environmental challenge proceeds.
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Weather Report Promises Pleasant Skies Tomorrow
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions tomorrow with clear skies tonight. Expect a low near 50 degrees and yesterday’s high of 75 as a reference point for the day ahead.
Mom Catches Son's Bank Robbery Act
San Diego AP report describes Sandra Roberts seeing her son Michael flee a North San Diego National Bank branch with a blue bag after a pistol robbery. Officers tracked him to a motel near Miramar, where he was arrested. He wore an olive jacket and blue trousers matching a description given by his mother. The getaway car fit her son’s stated vehicle. He faced bank robbery charges tied to the $1,400 Tuesday heist.
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Senate rejects UN fund cut and ends war bid in aid bill
The Senate cleared a $3.2 billion foreign aid package for final passage while keeping Cambodia spending restrictions. The chamber defeated the Cooper Church veto, buckley amendments, and pressed ahead on aid amid antiwar protests and UN action.
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