Divided House Votes Today on Massive Education Bill
The House considers a $21.3 billion three year education bill with an antibusing provision that could delay desegregation orders until 1974. Civil rights groups oppose the provision, while antibusing forces seek tighter court controls. Ford and the White House undecided as a GOP caucus weighs the bill amid liberal Northern and conservative Southern opposition.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Nixon
Senate House
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Five Oswego Legionnaires Attend Fifth District Meeting
Only five Oswego County Legionnaires showed up at the Fifth District gathering in Clayton reflecting county apathy among over 1,800 members. The group urged veterans to contact Senators and Representatives to support current veterans legislation. Nominations for 1972-73 district officers were announced and Minetto Post 486 planned an installation and potluck dinner June 17 with a social hour and beverages provided.
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Minetto
American Legion
Delos Rowlee
Edward Venton
Clayton
Oswego County
Congress
Fifth District
Kenneth Prentice
Leonard E. Baxter
Leonard Coburn
Charles W. Steere
Kenneth Parker
Minetto Post
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Doris Hall
Betty Rowlee
Hannibal American Legion Post 1552
Louise Baldwin
Fifth District Auxiliary
MACS Senior Wins Plaque At Congress
Lisa Marshall a senior at Mexico Academy and Central School won best biology project at the 21st Annual State Science Congress for Hormonal Effects on the Growth of Euglena Gracilis She received plaques for herself and the school and a medal ion presented by Mrs Joseph C Shaffer and Mrs Leo Karmen of the New York State Veterinary Medical Society Also named are her parents Kenneth L Marshall and Dorothy E Fisk Memorial weekend travel details conclude the notice.
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Mexico
Lisa Marshall
Mexico Academy
Central School
Lisa
Joseph C.shaffer
Rockville Centre
Long Island
New York State Veterinary Medical Society
Leo Karmen
Herbert J. Gordon
Gordon
Penn Yann
Morton’s
Paul Hilton
Oswego
Gladys Sanderson
May Crim
Parish
Gifford Dyke
Phelps
Walter Ames
Hastings
Dexter
John Gordon
Lindon
N.J
George Baker
Robert Clingen
Margaret Ballard
William Fravor
Carl Felt
Opposes Trophy Hunting in Endangered Species Debate
A reader letters page argues against Rep. John Dingell's trophy hunting amendment to the Endangered Species Act. Leopards cheetahs jaguars and other listed animals would be hunted under a proposed trophy permit. The writer urges readers to contact their representatives at House Office Building Washington DC 20515. MRS. CHARLES KEENAN
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U.S
National Humane Society
John Dingell
Mich
Department of the Interior
Dingell
Washington, D.C
Rockefeller Signs Wide Legislation Promoting Housing and Environment
Governor Rockefeller enacts measures changing mortgage terms to up to 30 years with 10 percent down and requiring annual free escrow tax statements. New recycling and waste reuse rules empower the Department of Environmental Conservation, while computer and private business schools must obtain licenses. Foster parents gain rights to intervene in adoption cases to aid courts and safeguard potential adoption outcomes.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Rockefeller
Department of Environmental Conservation
State Education Department
Average Traveler Metrics Across Year
Of the 55 percent who travel during the year, the average traveler takes 1.7 trips, stays away about 14.6 nights, and covers roughly 2 890 miles.
Bendzunas Receives BA From LeMoyne College at Commencement
Joseph F. Bendzunas son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bendzunas of 302 W Third St was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree by LeMoyne College at commencement exercises on May 20 He is a Oswego Catholic High School Class of 1968 graduate.
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Joseph F. Bendzunas
Frank Bendzunas
W. Third St
LeMoyne College
Oswego Catholic High School
McGovern and Muskie in Second Phase of Democratic Nominations
McGovern acknowledges weaker than hoped chances on later ballots while Muskie signals cautious stance as both campaigns eye the June 20 New York primary. Gary Hart cites McGovern delegate total likely 1,335 to 1,490 with a broader bid to end the Vietnam War. In California, McGovern leads Humphrey narrowly with 45 percent to 40 percent.
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Nixon
McGovern
Muskie
Richard Stewart
Stewart
Gary Hart
New York
Washington
Miami
South Dakota
Senate
Los Angeles
Hanoi
North Vietnam
California
Humphrey
RVs and hotels together show vast U S travel usage
More than 4 million recreational vehicles are in use across the United States while hotels and motels provide about 2.6 million guest rooms highlighting the breadth of domestic travel capacity and lodging stock nationwide.
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United States
Man choked to death at restaurant in Lockport
Kenneth E. Mann, 67, died Wednesday night in a restaurant after a piece of meat lodged in his throat. Coroner Willis C. Strickland ruled the death accidental.
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Lockport
N.Y
Kenneth E. Mann
Willis C. Strickland
Sugar Ray Robinson Appears in Poseidon Adventure
Former boxing champ Sugar Ray Robinson acts as a ship officer when the tale aboard the sea liner turns fatal as the vessel sinks and the character dies.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
U S spends over 105 billion on travel leisure goods yearly
The United States allocates more than 105 billion dollars annually to travel recreation and leisure products and services.
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U.S
Tavel
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Charles Keenan
Singer Sewing Centers
Midtown Center
Monthlu
Midway Drive - In
Undertaker & Pals
College Plaza
Washington Blvd
Viffies
Xater
Orion
Shorty
Roytex
Richoo
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