Senate ready to vote on $30.3 billion weapons bill
The Senate prepared to vote on cuts to a $30.3 billion weapons authorization after a two day foreign policy debate. An amendment would trim 1.2 billion, while discussion covered relations with Russia China the Middle East Western Europe Korea Panama and other areas. President Stennis defended the bill as lean and functional noting Pentagon requests and the broader defense budget context.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Russia
China
Middle East
Europe
Korea
Panama
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Bill Brock
R-Tenn
Kennedy
Stennis
Pentagon
House
Jobs bill override vote awaited
House Democrats predict enough votes to override President Ford's veto of a 5.3 billion jobs bill aimed at creating 900000 public service and public works jobs to combat the recession. Senate Democrats were optimistic but awaited the House outcome before final counts.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
World War II bomber tied to marijuana smuggling crashes in Georgia
A B25 bomber crashed into a Dawson County hillside early Tuesday killing two people. Authorities say the aircraft, with military markings, was linked to illicit drug smuggling and was found in a field with a wad of money and a pistol holster nearby.
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Dawsonville
Dawson County
North
Georgia
David R. MacDonald
United States
Mexico
Rockwood
Tenn
Florida
U.S
Caribbean
Chattanooga
Ted Swift
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Miami
Federal Aviation Administration
Ben Kerr III
Dallas
Tex
Kerr
al Burchanal
Paris
Powell Receives Frostburg Degree at May Commencement
Lawrence M Powell II earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science with History minor from Frostburg State College at the May 11 commencement. He interned in Washington with Congressman Byron during his junior year and has been active in Tau Kappa Epsilon. Powell, a 1971 Governor Thomas Johnson High School graduate, now attends University of Baltimore School of Law. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence M Powell of 17 East 13th Street.
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Lawrence M. Powell II
Frostburg State College
Goodloe E. Byron
Washington, D.C
Frostburg
Tau Kappa Epsilon
University of Baltimore School of Law
Powell
Thomas Johnson
Leisure Tech motion blocks action on PWA despite study
Beavin Company presented a county study on Urbana Bush Creek water and sewer needs with costs ranging up to 65 million for Ballenger Creek sourced water and 8 million from Adamstown. Metro approved discussions on funding public facilities, water plans, and an industrial park while approving sewer system designs and amendments to the county plan.
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Donald J. Kunkoski
Beavin Company
Urbana
Bush Creek
Metropolitan Commission
PWA
Metro
Leisure Tech
PUD
Kunkoski
Albert A. Cinquepalma
Commission
County Commissioners, Planning Commission
Cinquepalma
Ballenger Creek
Beavin
Walter
Theodore Ward
Green Valley
William E. Burall
Ward
Cinquepalina
Richard E. Zimmerman
White Rock
Noah Kefauver
James H. Grove
Rothenhoefer
Frank Rothenhoefer
Kefauver
Department of Economic and Community Development
City of
Frederick
Board of Alderman
Offutt Receives BA From Mt St Marys College
Paul J. Offutt of Middletown earned the Bachelor of Arts degree at Mt St Mary's College Emmitsburg in graduation exercises. He will attend Officer's Candidate School at Fort Benning Georgia on July 2 and, upon completion, be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army before returning to the Maryland National Guard in September. He is the son of Mrs. Laura W. Offutt and W Jerome Offutt.
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Paul J. Offutt
Middletown
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
America
Offutt
Ft. Benning
U.S. Army
Maryland National Guard
Laura W. Offutt
Frederick
W. Jerome Offutt
Pet foods used as food by America's poor
A Los Angeles AP report describes unemployed workers in Skid Row relying on dog and cat food as sustenance. Witnesses include William Carroll and local market clerks who confirm pet food sales to indigent customers, though reliable data on the scope is unavailable.
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America
Los Angeles
Alpo
William Carroll
St. Vincent de Paul Mission
Carroll
Skid Row
Joe Austin
Victory Liquor
Austin
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D-Miss
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Mount
B.J. Schmitz
Michael Jacobson
Center For Science In the Public Health
Verona
Pomtraun
Routzahn's
Frank R. Saith, Jo
Fadeley
Mid
M.R. Etchison
Robert W. Sheney
Richard ‘G GE Basford
Frederick Towne Mall
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