Weather forecast across regions with varied showers
Showers and thunderstorms expected from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Atlantic States with fair to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere. Daily high temperatures reach the 60s to 90s across major cities including Dallas 93, Phoenix 97, Atlanta 87, Boston 76, New York 78, Los Angeles 71, Seattle 69. Western Pennsylvania reports mild today with showers likely north and south. Tonight and Saturday bring cooler conditions with mid- to upper 60s, gradual clearing.
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Nixon wins antibusing bill in education package
Congress sent President Nixon a landmark antibusing measure tucked into a higher education bill. The $18.5 billion package over three years funds existing programs and adds direct federal aid for public and private colleges and students. It also authorizes $2 billion over two years to help schools desegregate. Critics call it inadequate while supporters hail it as significant action since Lincoln’s Act. Nixon is expected to sign, with funding to be set by future appropriations.
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Washington
Nixon
John Brademas
D-Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Passerrello Receives Kidney Transplant in Pittsburgh
Paul Passerrello of New Castle underwent a kidney transplant at Presbyterian Hospital at 8 30 p m. He is in satisfactory condition but doctors cannot gauge kidney acceptance for four or five days. The operation came from a female donor. two transplants were performed. Passerrello, a widower with two children, has long battled kidney disease and dialysis costs are being funded by the Paul Passerrello Kidney Fund which has raised over 15000 toward needed funds.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Passerrello
Jefferson St
New Castile
Presbyterian Hospital
Lou Graziani
Passerrello
Graziani
Robert A. Bacani
Youngstown Hospital Association
Bacani
New Castle Atty
Francis X. Caiazza
Caiazza
Anderson accuses Kleindienst. Senate vote criticized
Columnist Jack Anderson blasted the 6419 Senate confirmation of Richard G. Kleindienst as attorney general calling it cynical and noting Republicans and Democrats alike ignored the evidence. He cited a memorandum tying ITT settlements to convention funding and challenged Kleindienst’s denial of involvement.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Anderson
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Senate
Anderson
International Telephone and Telegraph
Dita D. Beard
Justice Department
ITT
Muskie decision expected on McGovern endorsement
United Press International reports Sen George S McGovern may win Sen Edmund Muskie s endorsement a move that could seal the Democratic presidential nomination McGovern met Muskie in a Capitol Hill hideaway and then conferred with rival Sen Hubert Humphrey who said he remains in the race to honor commitments despite losses in state primaries
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
McGovern
Capitol Hill
Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
South Dakota
Humphrey
National Press Club
Kleindienst gains Senate approval as attorney general
Richard G. Kleindienst secures Senate confirmation as attorney general by a 64 to 19 vote. He cites broad support with no Republican dissent and 24 Democrats backing him. He defends against ITT-Sheraton hotel allegations and supports reopening hearings to clarify the case.
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Washington
UPI
Richard G. Kleindienst
United States Senate
Kleindienst
ITT
Justice Department
Itt-Sheraton
MHMR budget up by $300000 for 1972 7 year
The Mental Health-Mental Retardation advisory board adapted a $688000 budget for 1972 7, up $300000 from the current plan. County officials expect a favorable vote and state action by August, with county costs rising about $30000 if approved.
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John K. Manna
County
Mental Health
Dominic J. Lynch Jr
MHMA
Charles Dlugokowski
Arthur R. Zarone
Lawrence County
Thomas A. Shumaker
Dlugokowski
MHMR
Lynch
Ile
Flo
Allies recapture Dap Da in Central Coast offensive
South Vietnamese troops spearheaded by a tank pickup team and supported by U S aircraft recaptured the coastal town of Dap Da today and tore down the Viet Cong flag. In the Saigon area paratroops entered Ah Loc by road for the first time since the provincial capital came under siege two months ago while American jets bombed near the Chinese border for a third day. A military spokesman cautioned the An Loc road remains far from secure. In Dap Da the district chief Dan Van An was fired after militiamen under his command broke and ran in the final assault Thursday night.
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Saigon
UPI
Dap da
Ah Loc
U.S
An Loc
Dan van An
Neshannock OKs tax increase in 1972-73 budget
Neshannock Township School Board approved a 1972-73 budget of 2,235,522 with a two mill property tax rise and a new 10 dollar occupational privilege tax. Five to one vote, with Mrs. Theodore Heess dissenting, as critics argued cuts could have kept taxes stable.
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Harold Gwin
Neshannock Township
Donald Smith Jr
Theodore Heess
Donald Nicolls
Richard McKee
Smith
John McClure
Daniel Rudolph
Frank Clarke
John Potter
Norman Wilson, Jr
Na Fisher
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