Long Grips Senate in Dodd Censure Debate
In Washington the Senate probes Sen. Thomas Dodd's possible censure as Sen. Russell Long controls floor time and questions ethics committee findings. Dodd plans to deliver a 17 page defense after Long persuades publication of the speech. Fifty five thousand dollars in red ink cited by Long through a chart fray underlines the dispute.
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D-Conn
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D-La
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Senate Ethics Committee
Washington
Russell B. Long
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Connecticut
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Ethics Committee
Charles Town
West Virginia
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Wayne Morse
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Morse
Union Painters Strike For Higher Pay Across Alexandria Area
Union painters walk out after rejecting a last minute contract offer. Picket lines shut seven Alexandria Pineville construction sites as a two year pact expired at midnight Monday and talks collapsed with the Central Louisiana Chapter of the painting contractors group.
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America
Alexandria
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Central Louisiana
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Baptist Educator Hurls Accusation at Conference Bias
Dr Lloyd Simmons of California Baptist College charged at a Nashville meeting that the Baptist education conference favored federal aid advocates. He cited four speakers and called the selection a deliberate snow job as leaders debate church state separation and the future funding of Southern Baptists colleges. Dr Abner V McCall of Baylor defended federal aid as essential, while opposing views from the Rev Dr E S James argued against church subsidies.
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Southern Baptist Schools
Southern Baptist
Abner V. McCall
Baylor University
Washington
McCall
America
E. S. James
Children Saved By Horn Warning
Pittsburgh crossing guard Mildred Zandier signaled to stop a group of elementary students as a car, driven by Steve Klemash, failed brakes and narrowly missed a yard near the school. Klemash, 30, of Greentree, said he blew the horn to warn walkers and was unhurt.
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Pittsburgh
Mildred Zandier
Baptist leaders decry funding changes harming Christian education
The Rev. Dr. James, former editor of the Baptist Standard, condemns actions seen as unnecessary and unconstitutional while stressing Baptists should not do wrong to aid finances. He notes Southern Baptists, with 11 million members, run colleges totaling over 102000 students last year.
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Baptist Standard
Dallas
Southern Baptists
Navy Orders USS Liberty Pullback Before Attack
The Navy ordered the USS Liberty to pull back to 80 miles off the Egyptian coast shortly before Israeli jets and torpedo boats attacked. Pentagon sources say the move aimed to reduce risk, with questions remaining on whether Cmdr. William McGonagle received or began to follow the order. Israel apologized, calling the raid a mistake. 33 U.S. sailors were killed and 75 injured.
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