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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
2
About 5000 delegates and observers attend the third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea in Caracas. Nations debate a universal 12 mile territorial limit and free passage in straits while addressing offshore resources and marine pollution amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Washington AP report says long distance Amtrak trains show worsening on time performance with more late arrivals. Investigators detail bumpy cars, overheated and freezing coaches, dirty windows, slow ticketing, and discourteous service, though overall train condition has improved since a GAO critique 18 months earlier.
Two people died and ten were injured as a sequence of tornadoes battered Ankeny and Des Moines area Tuesday night. Gov. Ray declared three counties disaster areas and planned federal aid. residents, including Nagel family, salvaged belongings as authorities worked to clear waterlogged schools and assess damage from the storms.
The Senate and House veterans affairs committees work to bridge differences between bills to enhance Vietnam era education benefits. The Senate bill raises monthly payments 18.2 percent, offers up to $720 yearly in tuition grants, provides $2,000 annual loans, and extends maximum benefits to 45 months, surpassing House and Nixon administration proposals. Leaders oppose tuition grants loans and longer benefits.
Vice President Ford says the Nixon administration will propose a home cable TV privacy bill to bar disclosure of identifiable viewing habits without subscriber consent. The proposal, outlined in a letter read to a Senate subcommittee, aims to protect personal privacy.
AP dispatch from San Diego notes tax revolt efforts falter as organizers claim limited support and turnout. Officials cite lukewarm response and unclear gains, while analysts warn of uncertain fiscal impact for city programs. Citizens express mixed views on future protest potential and tax policy.
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