Senate votes to kill omnibus foreign aid program in 41 to 27 defeat
The U S Senate rejected the omnibus foreign aid bill by 41 to 27, ending the main authorization after more than two decades of aid. White House officials lament the decision while officials pledge to pursue revived or revamped aid through separate measures next year. The vote halts direct aid after November 14, though some programs and funds remain available for ongoing projects.
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Vietnam
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United States
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank A Didaho
United Nations
Taiwan
White House
Treasury
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Europe
1972 Seen as Decisive Year in Middle East Conflict
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan and Egyptian President Sadat expect 1972 to bring major shifts in the Middle East. Dayan warns of a year of decision while Sadat says hostilities could resume if no political settlement is reached in two months. Ohio orders liquor price cuts to May 1970 levels to comply with federal freeze act.
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UPI
Anwar Sadat
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Dayan
Columbus
Internal Revenue Service
Kennard W. Gardiner
Office of Emergency Preparedness At
Chicago
Ohio
Richard Guggenheim
Nixon
Halloween Parties and Tax Changes Across the Nation
Washington First Lady hosted a Halloween party for handicapped children from local schools as jack o lanterns decorate the White House. Ohio officials criticize mental health funding while lawmakers discuss upcoming tax withholdings and possible increases despite anticipated rate cuts. Cleveland reports a 13 year old girl stabbed while trick or treating and a second teen held for questioning as investigators probe the tragedy.
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Washington Area
Botulism recall issued for Stokely-Van Camp green beans
Stokely-Van Camp recalls 658 cases of French-style sliced green beans that may contain botulin toxin. FDA warning targets eight ounce cans code SB 72-E213D from Aug 1 1970 production at Scottsville Michigan with shipments from Tipton Indiana and Newport Tennessee in past 60 days.
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UPI
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Stokely-Van Camp
Scottsville, Mich
Tipton
Ind
Newport
Weather and births and deaths noted for Norwalk area
Sunny warm today with mid 70s high and 50s low tonight. Sunday remains warm with mid to upper 70s and a small chance of rain. Norwalk high 74 and low 38. Births list multiple area couples with infant, and a few deaths including Margaret Yankovine and Robert Carbary.
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Norwalk
Margaret Yankovine
Berlin Heights
Melinda G. Thompson
William Thompson
Milan
Robert C. Carbary
Greenwich
Accident Victim Critical In One Car Crash
Ronald Smith 26 remained in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Laylin Road Thursday morning. Michael Cross 28 listed in fair condition with a broken foot and arm and several cuts. Cross is son of Clifton Cross, Republican candidate for first ward councilman.
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Ronald Smith
N. Hester Sr
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Laylin Road
Michael ‘Steve’ Cross
Milan Ave
Cross Is the
Son
Clifton Cross
First Ward
Cross
Smith
Solon to end Halloween after needle found in candy bar
Solon Mayor William E Price said trick or treating will end after a child found a sewing needle in a Snickers bar Friday night. Police described the needle as more than a quarter inch protruding. the child tasted it before reporting the incident.
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Solon, Ohio
UPI
Solon
William E. Price
Cleveland
Ralph Siebert
Halloween candy needles found after new law takes effect
In Monroe Michigan a Dundee resident reported three bags of Halloween candy with needles inside. Deputies checked for further tampering as a state law made it a felony to place harmful objects in food.
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Monroe, Mich
UPI
Dundee
Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies
Vermilion Ohio Parents keep children home Halloween night
Vermilion Ohio residents largely kept children indoors on the first of two Halloween nights after a city council ban. Mayor John Maiden urged a proclamation to curb begging due to dangerous items reportedly found in candy in prior years. Police noted very few children begging and many families restricting activities to relatives and nearby neighbors.
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Vermilion, Ohio
UPI
John Maiden
Haskins Sells Salary Proposals Corrected
The Reflector reports a revised city salary scale for non elected employees. Service Director Herbert Krogh cites Haskins Sells as the firm studying city finances and describes the new average annual income scale based on responsibility levels. The earlier figures were theoretical. the corrected scale follows a comparable city survey.
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Haskins & Sells
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Norwalk council split over light plant sale and emergency power plan
Three Norwalk councilmen charge the Finch administration with grasping at straws to save the municipal light plant. They say a Washington trip yielded no new facts and oppose tying into Ohio Edison for standby power, arguing it would be costly and unrealistic to demand $8 million. Ohio Edison has offered $5.85 million.
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Norwalk
Finch
Washington, D.C
Washington
Robert Williams
Melvin Shipley
Morgan Jones
Ohio Edison Co
Herbert Krogh
Charles Hipp
Council
American Public Power Association
Ohio Edison
Williams
Edison
Shipley
Bernard Finch Freed After 12 Years In California Prison
Bernard Finch, the tall surgeon once convicted of his wife's murder, was released from Chino Friday after 12 years. At 55 he pledged to pursue a new debt to society while an associate said he will take a medical job in Jefferson City, Missouri.
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Bernard Finch
Los Angeles
UPS
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Chino
California
West Covina
Here
Jefferson City, Mo
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