GOP Leaders Fearful Of Veto Effect
Washington AP Republicans warn Nixon he may be overruled by Congress if he vetoes a large education funding bill. Nixon cites a 24.4 billion package as excessive spending amid deficits and inflation fears. Senate action on the education measure expected later. House enjoyed strong approval.
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Princess Anne Miffs At Washington Royal Visit
Prince Charles and Princess Anne wrapped up their Washington visit with the royal pair greeted by crowds of tourists and baseball fans. A British Embassy spokesman said the snub of press glare is not a big deal. President Nixon met privately with the 21 year old heir while Tricia Nixon praised Charles as charming and a good dancer. Princess Anne, age 19, admitted the visit has been fun despite the press scrutiny.
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Credit Card Abuses Reported on Baltimore Block
Maryland consumer protection chief says investigations target excessive credit card use by club operators on Baltimore's Block. Cases include a two hour visit with a 1439 dollar 50 cent charge and another about 940 dollars. Officials mull restricting card limits or banning card use on the Night Club Strip to curb abuses. A Wilmington man reports a $56 champagne bill at a Block bar leading to a dispute with American Express.
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American Express Co
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18-Year-Old Vote Issue On Ballot In 13 States
In a wave of action, at least 13 states will consider lowering the voting age on November ballots. The push follows a federal law allowing 18-year-olds to vote, though debate over constitutionality persists.
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State Department Proposes 468 Reforms to Boost Role
Washington AP users and officials review a broad package of 468 recommendations from 13 task forces led by William B. Macomber to restore the State Department’s influence. Proposals cover defining U.S. interests, setting regional priorities, resource allocation, and major changes to the Foreign Service including a new Reserve category and revised promotion paths.
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Bank condition report sworn by bank president
Emory V. Frye, president, attests that the report of condition is true to the best of knowledge. The document shows balances of 5,382.19 and 973,185.59 with 75,000.00 as a figure, and is attested by Dixie D. Kilham and Millard Smith Jr. and Berkeley B. Baker.
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Emory V. Frye
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Smith, JR
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