Pay Isn t Much But It s Work
New York AP reports Margaret Trainor 51 after 20 years on welfare began a part time unpaid city job under a state law requiring 60 000 people to work or work without pay to offset home relief benefits. She works as a clerical aide in Brooklyn Department of Highways earning no salary while gaining experience and hoping for a civil service exam and full time employment.
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Brooklyn
Department of Highways
Ted Resnick
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Resnick
Ellsberg wiretap ruling delayed by Appeals Court
Portland AP A federal judge said he will consult at least one more member before ruling on Daniel Ellsberg s petition to compel a Boston judge to hear his claim that the government illegally gathered evidence by wiretap. Ellsberg faces charges of illegal possession of Pentagon papers and sought removal to California for grand jury indictment. Apollo 15 crew reported nearing home, describing a small lunar rock they found as potentially primordial crust while mission control aired a brisk press briefing from space.
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Congress Closes Shop as Apollo 15 Near Reentry
Congress adjourned for a month as three key appropriation bills moved to the White House. Senate discipline faltered over foreign service scholarship debate while approving a $20.8 billion health education and welfare and labor bill and a $1 billion education program. Apollo 15 astronauts rested before the return, bearded after 11 days in space and ready for reentry.
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J. Fulbright
Russell B. Long
Nixon
House
Educaton
Typhoon Olive Toll Mounting
Typhoon Olive swept from southwestern Japan into eastern Korea killing 78 people and injuring more than 190. More than 23,000 Boy Scout Jamboree participants were evacuated near Mt Fuji as events were postponed. In Kyushu 58 were killed, and in Korea at least 20 died with four injured. Rescue operations continue with many at Buddhist temples and schools. Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko's planned visit was postponed.
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Korea
Mt. Fuji
Kyushu
South Korea
Seoul
National
Tokyo
Akihito
Michiko
Dole Defends Agnew Amid GOP Criticism Over Seizure
Sen. Robert Dole told the Senate that nationwide popular support for dumping Vice President Spiro Agnew is lacking and that critics in Washington overstate opposition. He praised Agnew as a straight talker and noted his world tour during U.S.-China talks as reflecting calm American leadership abroad.
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Robert Dole
Bican
GOP
Senate
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Dole
Henry Kissinger
United States
Cina
China
Kissinger
Peking
Nixon
Court hearing held in Coffin's Portland chambers
The Circuit Court hearing occurred without Coffin as the Maine resident petition was presented in Portland, although the court normally sits in Boston.
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Boston
Portland
Maine
Main
Discounts for Senior Citizens in Northern Borough
In a northern New Jersey community the Borough Council approves a program offering 10 percent discounts to residents 62 and older. Twenty businesses including barbers, beauty parlors, drug stores, supermarkets and delis will participate starting next month.
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New Jersey
Nixon Denies Rift With Publisher On Red China Visit
President Nixon touring New Hampshire said a longtime backer Loeb had broken with him over Red China policy, but he remains friends with the Manchester Union Leader publisher. He defended his trip to China and urged judging by facts over fears amid large crowds along his Nashua motorcade route.
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Nuh
Nixon
New Hampshire
Manchester Union Leader
Granite State
William Loeb
Communist China
Red China
United States
Loeb
Manchester
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Unemployment Up in July as Jobless Count Rises
The July unemployment rate climbed alongside the number of employed Americans. Government figures show more people out of work, signaling a worsening job market. In related health news, nearly two million horses across nine states received vaccines to combat a mosquito borne sleeping sickness.
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