Shapp to outline flood relief plan before General Assembly
Gov. Milton J. Shapp will address a joint session of the General Assembly at 7:40 p.m. to request quick flood relief funding and propose revisions to his budget. Aides say a $4 million immediate flood fund is planned, with broader relief and school funding changes debated as lawmakers wrestle with matching federal aid prospects.
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Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
General Assembly
Shapp
Richard Doran
Wallace Stands Up in Rehab as Wallace Returns Looms
Ash Wallace, recovering in Holy Cross Hospital, stood up with aid during physical therapy after an assassination attempt in May. Gov. Wallace told aides to prepare the Montgomery mansion for a possible return within days. Birmingham doctors checked barriers for wheelchair movement.
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UPD
George C. Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Taylor Hardin
Birmingham
George H. Traugh
Governor's Mansion
Hijacker Manhunt Near Mississinewa Reservoir in Indiana
Federal and state agents hunt for an airline hijacker who may have fallen from a jet early Saturday. James F. Martin leads the FBI in Indianapolis as 200 searchers cover 38 square miles near the Mississinewa Reservoir and Wabash River. Boats patrol the water while helicopters and ground teams sweep the area. A half million dollars in ransom and the hijacker's machine gun were recovered, along with other disputed items.
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Ind
UPS
PBL
Washington
American Airlines
Air Pirate
Flood of scalpers worries flood victims in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports warn that disaster victims risk scams as stores raise prices and unscrupulous contractors target damaged areas. State officials say price gouging is rare but possible and urge victims to consult flood information offices and avoid quick contracts while authorities deploy 36 investigators to affected zones.
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UPI
Michael Sand
State Bureau of Consumer Protection
Sand
Pennsylvania
William H. Wilcox
Deterrent policy set by Israel aims at preemptive strikes
Defense officials said Israel would attack Arab guerillas before they strike, asserting a deterrent approach on the northern Lebanon border despite a UN Security Council vote condemning Israeli strikes into Lebanon. Dayan stressed preventing cross border attacks and strengthening northern settlements amid ongoing tensions.
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Moshe Dayan
Dayan
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Ismet
Rete Hat
Quarry-Wife Clash Leads to Battery Charge in Ring Scene
Undersheriff Lloyd Hell described wives and brother in law of Mike and Jerry Quarry as better fighters than the boxers after a scuffle ringside sparked by a racial remark. Robert L. Coolbaugh faced battery charges with $250 bail. the wives avoided detention.
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Quarry Brothers
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Muhammad Ali
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Robert L. Coolbaugh
Coolbaugh
Sinatra to testify before House Crime Committee
Frank Sinatra has agreed to testify voluntarily before the House Select Committee on Crime on July 18. His lawyer Mittun Rudin said Sinatra will appear on his own and will not be served with subpoenas at ports of entry. The committee seeks details on a 1962 $55,000 Berkshire Downs investment tied to underworld connections. The Croton Athletic Association also announced the Sells and Gray Circus will be held September 10 at Hartman Field.
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House Select Committee On Crime
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U.S
Berkshire Downs
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Sells and Gray
Hartman Field
Allies launch huge offensive near Hue in Quang Tri drive
South Vietnam troops pressed an offensive from the My Chanh River line about 20 miles north of Hue to recapture Quang Tri City and the northern province. U S air and naval bombardments preceded the push as waves of B-52s and fighter-bombers struck Quang Tri Thua Thien and Hanoi with air raids raising pilot casualties and a possible capture.
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Air Force
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Kaiphong
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Agnew to Tour Flood Areas Amid Agnes Damage
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew begins a three state tour with George Lincoln to survey communities hit by Agnes flood damage in Ellicott City Elmira Richmond and surrounding counties. Congress pursues disaster aid while agriculture extends food stamp relief to affected families in 81 counties and cities.
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UPI
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N.Y
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Virginia
Florida
Senate
Iouse Banking Committee
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D Tex
House
Dunsard G. Hall
R-Mo
Hall
Agriculture Department
Grizzly Killed in Yellowstone Campground Fatality
A 400 pound female grizzly captured near Old Faithful and killed by rangers tested positive for human hair on its claws. Victim Harry Walker, 25, of Anniston Alabama, was killed in predawn attack as he returned to his campsite. Phillip Bradberry, 21, of Oxford Alabama, escaped. Rangers said the bear had been near tourist areas and was lured by food left unsecured.
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Wyo
UPI
Yellowstone National Park Rangers
Park
Montana Game and Fish Laboratory
Bozeman
Harry Walker
Anniston
Ala
Old Faithful Geyser
Phillip Bradberry
Oxford
Tornadoes Sighted Across Eight States Cause Local Damage
Tornadoes were sighted in Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri North Dakota South Carolina Iowa Kansas and Florida late Tuesday. A severe thunderstorm watch was in effect for Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee. Damage was reported near Tulsa Oklahoma and Aberdeen North Dakota.
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