Legislative Budget Battle Looms Over Education Spending
In Tallahassee the House and Senate clash over a 2.2 billion budget. Leadership warns a lengthy overtime session looms as June 1 adjournment nears. House favors K-12 funding at 895 million while Senate trims 80 million. Interstate highway funding also splits 150 to 210 million.
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UPD
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Senate
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Harris
Terrell Sessums
Toe
Tim Tillman
Sarasota
Tillman
Askew
Florida
Seven Youths Arrested in Pot Possession Sting
Seven local youths were arrested in a Fort Walton Beach drug raid led by Fort Walton Beach Police, with Judy Roach Judy Diprinzio Perry Griffin John Ford Moore Ortega and Michael Moore facing marijuana possession charges. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1500, Ford also charged with marijuana sale.
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Grover C. Ayers
Fort Walton Beach
Judy Roach
WAF
Eglin Afb
Judy Diprinzio
Potomac Street
Perry Griffin
Sharilyn Dr
Shalimar
John Ford
Armstrong Ave
Niceville
Paul Corbett
Louis Ortega
Michael Moore
Bishop Ave
Moore
Ford
Ortega
West Virginia police capture one Georgia family slay suspects
State police seized George Dungee, 35, in Welch, as authorities pursue three other fugitives, Wayne Coleman 26 Carl Isaacs 19 and William Isaacs 15, through the mountains south of Welch. The Alday family killings in Georgia spurred a nationwide manhunt after four men robbed Baldwin’s grocery in Slate Creek Virginia and fled with about $2000.
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UPS
Georgia
Here
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Stark
Donalsonville
Alday
Storia Rife
Buchanan County
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Wayne Coleman
Carl Isaacs
William
Baldwin
Slate Creek
Dungee
Alabama
Livingston
Ala
Rife
New Orleans
Houston
Kissinger Holds Extended Talks With Hanoi On Ceasefire Violations
White House negotiator Henry A. Kissinger met for more than five hours with Hanoi officials led by Le Duc Tho to discuss alleged ceasefire violations. Both sides planned another meeting for Friday at a villa near Saint-Nom-la-Breche. Kissinger described the talks as okay and appeared relaxed after the session.
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Paris
UPI
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Vietnam
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Saint-Nom-La-Breiche
Tho
Richardson Narrowed to Pair for Special Prosecutor
Washington (UPI) Attorney General designate Elliott Richardson signaled he will grant the special prosecutor independence and authority to investigate any offenses from the 1972 presidential campaign. He noted the prosecutor would have sole prosecutorial power, a separate budget, and the right to hire staff. Two finalists, Judge Harold Tyler and Warren Christopher, reportedly rejected the post over insufficient independence.
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Richardson
Senate
California
Warren M. Christopher
Washington
U.S
Harold R. Tyler
New York
Tyler
Christopher
Odie
Baker
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
el- Hot
L. Richardson
Rich
Turner Files Lawsuit Alleges Office Bugged
A spokesman for multimillionaire Glenn Turner said he filed suit in Washington alleging federal agencies and officials bugged his Orlando office. The complaint cites two wiretap devices found on phones and claims harassment of Turner and relatives, with 30 counts of civil-rights violations under the First through Ninth Amendments.
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Donald Segretti
Tampa
Ray LaPorte
Segretti
Muskie
Orlando On PI
Glenn Turner
Turner
Washington
Orlando
Aearneys Jerris
Leonard
Theodore J. Koskoff
Bridgeport
Tom Bush
Bush
Gover
U. S
Frog Jumpers Convene For Historic Fete
Thousands of tourists gathered in Angels Camp California to watch about 2000 jockeys attempt to coach jumping frogs at the century old Jumping Frog Jubilee of Calaveras County. The event, famed since Mark Twain's era, offers a top prize of 300 dollars if no world record is set.
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Fete Angels
Calif
Calaveras County
America
Mark Twain
Gas Rationing Spreads Across Areas As Shortage Bites
Gas stations nationwide began rationing gasoline with per customer limits or early closing as shortages grow near peak summer travel. Officials weigh lower interstate speed limits to curb consumption, citing car speeds at 60 mph using 11 percent less fuel. Demand outpaces supply after harsh winter and refinery constraints.
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Washington
Stephen A. Wakefield
Playground Daily News circulation and rates notice
Fort Walton Beach Florida publication details list address and phone numbers for sections WANT ADS WALP NICEVILLE Crestview with circulation line 249 6292 and subscription rates by carrier daily Sunday and by mail yearly six months and monthly options. The notice notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida
Freedom Newspapers Inc
Eglin Parkway
Ft. Walton Beach
Crestview
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Okaloosa Digest notices sprawl across local events listings
Community groups announce fundraisers and gatherings in Okaloosa County. items include rummage sales, band carnivals, FOP and veterans meetings, garden clubs, and church game nights. Food menus at local schools and churches appear alongside parish notices, with public invited to attend various events.
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St. Mary’s
Choctawhatchee League For Environmental Awareness
Brooks Plaza
CLEAN
FOP Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Police, Ladies Auxiliary
Fop Lodge
Fop Range
AIL
Addie Lewis
Addie
Lewis Jr
Destin
American Legion
Organic Gardening
Organic Gardening and Nutrition Club
George Mitchell
Valparaiso
VFW
Military Order of the Cooties Auxiliary
Catholic Social Services
Ft. Walton Beach
Hollywood Blvd
Knights of Columbus
Carol Avenue
Holy Name
CCD
Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
Niceville
Sunlit bicycle ride in Clayton district shocks onlookers
A 25 year old blond cyclist rode four miles through Clayton shopping district attracting stares and police attention. She refused a coat offer saying she wanted sun. Police took her to St Louis County Hospital for observation, saying no one noticed her approach.
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UPI
Clayton
St. Louis County
Walte Stogsdill
Lady Godiva
St. Louis County Hospital
Watergate Hearings Open With TV Broadcasts And Witnesses
Senators and viewers watched the Ervin Committee open eight days of hearings broadcast live from the Senate Caucus Room. Bruce Kehrli and Sgt. Paul Leeper testified on White House aides duties and the Watergate arrests, while McCord prepared as a star witness. The White House avoided TV, Haig’s staff prepared nightly summaries, and the press reported undercover actions dating back to 1969.
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Ervin Committee
Bruce Kehrli
Nixon
Kehrli
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John W. Dean TI
District of
Columbia
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Fred Malek
Magruder
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Malek
Qolle
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
Ervin
Washington
Alexander M. Haig
Haldeman
Watergate
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