Nine House members avoid prosecution in travel expense case
The Justice Department will not prosecute nine House members investigated for overcharging the government for travel costs. Restitution has been made where appropriate. Rep William Clay of Missouri settled a civil suit by paying 1,754 dollars. Names include Burlison Flowers Madden Passman Shipley Carter Heckler Taylor.
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Ohio PTA Endorses School Levies and Resolutions
The Ohio Parent Teacher Association approved a resolution backing the 351 school issues on the ballot and adopted seven other resolutions including opposition to forced busing for racial balance. The Oak Tree Award for Distinguished Service to Children and Youth was given to Cleveland School Superintendent Paul W. Briggs.
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Jamestown Settled by Capt John Smith in 1607
Jamestown Virginia originated as a British settlement established in 1607 under Captain John Smith, marking a pivotal early English colonial venture in North America.
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