GOP Claims Voter Support For Veto Of Money Bills
SAKE OF THE OZARKS Mo A White House emissary told Republican campaigners not to fret over a possible Senate override of President Nixon’s vetoes on budget raising money bills saying voter support will rise as prices rise Political strategists pointed to inflation and blamed Congress while Democratic governors accused the vetoes of being a GOP tactic The governors convened in St Louis to back revenue sharing and named a committee led by Gov Robert Scott to coordinate action and press for immediate enactment the measure may get early House hearings per Rep Mills indicating Ways and Means committee interest in Nixon revenue sharing proposals
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Mississippi
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Pennsylvania
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Rain Delays Loading Of Gas Aboard Ship
Longshoremen struggle with rain as 53 of 418 vaults of GB and VX nerve gas are loaded onto the rusting LeBaron Russell Briggs. The Army plans to sink the ship 283 miles east of Cape Kennedy in 16,900 feet of water Tuesday, despite court challenges from Gov. Claude Kirk and the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Prisons Crowded Across Maryland Correctional System
Maryland's major correctional institutions and camps ran about 20 percent over capacity on July 15, with a census of 5,667 inmates. The Maryland Reception, Diagnostic and Classification Center near Baltimore held 531 of 266 capacity, and the Maryland House of Correction in Jessup housed 1,562 of 1,052. The Maryland Penitentiary had 130 over capacity, and Hagerstown's Maryland Correctional Institution exceeded by 126. Women’s facility in Jessup held 128, 72 under capacity. The only under capacity site was the Corrections Training Center in Gazerstown with 17 below 1,026.
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Maryland Correctional Institution
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Personal Income Gains in July Rebound to 3.6 Billion
Washington reports July personal income rising 3.6 billion, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 801.8 billion. Private wages and salaries up 1.5 billion while lower employment was offset by higher pay and longer hours. For the first severe months, income reached 793 billion, up 8 percent from last year.
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Commerce Department
Maryland Census Count Shows 3.8 Million
Maryland's population reached 3,877,194 per preliminary Census figures. Baltimore remains the largest city with 893,108 people, though Prince George's County surpassed Baltimore County as the most populous area at 657,710. Anne Arundel County rose to 291,191.
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