Two Bills Test Nixon Versus Congress This Week
Washington moves toward major votes as House debates school aid and campaign spending while Senate plans no fault auto insurance. Nixon lobbies nationally against busing and for tighter public financing limits, arguing against taxation to support opponents. The Judiciary panel backs a no fault bill, amid further Senate debate and potential filibusters.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Senate
Mora
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Auto
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Mansfield Says Small Berlin Force Shows U.S. Nuclear Commitment
Sen. Mike Mansfield, longtime critic of European troop buildup, argues a small regimental combat team in Berlin would symbolize America’s nuclear commitment to Europe. He plans to introduce legislation to withdraw 50 percent of U.S. forces.
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Washington
Abortion Rule and European Forces Debate Highlight Court Case
The piece discusses Mansfield’s push to reduce U S troop levels in Europe and questions whether a smaller force could maintain security. It notes President Nixon’s stance and European reliance on American defense, while a Supreme Court decision concerns police deception in gambling investigations and gaps in the 1968 Anticrime Law.
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Montana Democrat
U.S
Mansfield
Europe
Soviet Union
Nixon
Chicago
United States
Supreme Court
de- Washington
Gambee
the Court
Arkansas
Claude Flai
Merry
Gene Whipple
Iderstand
Congress
Douglas
Deaths and Funerals in Beckley and Nearby Areas
Death notices from Beckley and surrounding towns list Alex Barto Roseville California Robert Rhodell and Fred Cole among the deceased. Services set for Beckley Westminister Church of God with Emerson C. Smith officiating and for Caffee and Keyser Bryant funeral homes with burial planned at Sunset Memorial Park.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Margaret Flint in Cincinnati
Mrs Margaret Aretha Boots Flint 52 of Cincinnati and formerly Oak Hill died at 5 30 am Sunday after a long illness. The body will be sent to the Tite Funeral Home in Oak Hill for final services.
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Margaret Aretha
Boots) Flint
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oak Hill
Tite Funeral Home
Oak Ill
Clergy Funeral Rites for Parish in Richwood
The funeral for Clark Ferguson Parish 69 of Richwood will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at White and White Funeral Home Richwood with Rev. Gerald Hersom presiding. He died Saturday in a Richwood hospital after a brief illness. Burial follows at West Virginia Memorial Gardens Calvin. Survivors include daughter Mrs Carroll Jarrett Oak Hill sisters Mrs Hallie Hamilton Scarbro and Mrs Cora Wotring Mount Hope and brother William Ansted. Final rites for Tiberius Bee Reed 90 of Mullens will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Sam Foglesong Chapel Mullens with Rev. Philip Graham. Burial in Shrewsbury Cemetery Basin. He died Saturday at 9:04 p.m. in a Mullens hospital. Reed born Basin January 1884, son of late Jake and Lucethia Reed. Surviving are Emma four daughters Mrs Pearl Andrews and Mrs Corda Hill Mullens Mrs Virginia Beamon Detroit Mich and Mrs Madeline Adkins Bud two sons Waldo Coal City Arnold Cleveland Ohio Elza New Richmond five brothers Seebert Amigo Harvey Cleveland Walter Athens Crobett Allen Junction Alfred Pineville one sister Mrs Lillie Polk Hurricane 18 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren. Friends may call at Sam Fo Funeral Home Mullens 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.
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Fred Cole
Washington Ave
Crab Orchard
Keyser-Bryant
Rev
K. C. Lilly
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Cole
Beckley Hospital
Jeston Wallace Cole
William A
Greensboro
N. C
Robert L
Fred Jr
Philadelphia
Earl
Mildred) Walker
Beckley
Mary Deida Hall
Pompana Beach
Fla
Nancy Dupee, Rhodell
Lessie Thompson
Ada Wallace
Morris Cole
Piney View
Lego
John and
Reena Bolen Cole
Lillybrook Coal Co
Clark Ferguson Parish
Richwood
White and White Funeral
Gerald Hersom
West Virginia Memorial Gardens
Calvin
Carroll Jarrett
Oak Hill
Hallie Hamilton
Scarbro
Cora Wotring
Mount Hope
William
Ansted
Tiberius
Bee) Reed
Mullens
Sam Foglesong
Philip Graham
Shrewsbury
Basin
Mullens Hospital
Jake
Lucethia Reed
Emma
Pearl Andrews
Corda Hill
Virginia Beamon
Detroit
Mich
Madeline Adkins
Bud
Waldo
Coal City
Arnold
Cleveland
Ohio
Elza
New Richmond
Seebert
Amigo
Harvey
Walter
Athens
Crobett
Allen Junction
Alfred
Pineville
Lillie Polk
Hurricane
Nease and Neely Funeral Home
Final Rites for Margarite Jenkins in Fannock
Joyce Denise Ruffin final rites for Mrs Margarite Jenkins 48 of Fannock will be graveside at 2 pm Tuesday at Brewster Cemetery Wolfpen. Rev Joe King officiates with burial in Brewster Cemetery. She died Sunday morning after a long illness born January 17 1926 in Germany daughter of Hendrisch and Anna Schultz Ink Mey. The infant was dead on arrival at local hospital Sunday at 4 am after a short illness. Survived by husband James Jenkins a daughter Mrs Roswitha Pur due of Fanrock and a son Eddie of Spotsville Pa. Body at Robertson Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville. Funeral Parlor in charge.
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Margarite Jenkins
Fannock
Joyce
Denise Ruffin
Brewsters Chapel
Wolfpen
Kenneth
Indian Creek
Joe
Carolyn King Ruffin
Beckley
Wingler
Brewster Cemetery
Monennia Wolfpen
Pennsylvania
Mey
Tegcmwuuu Aviciliul
James Jenkins
Roswitha Pur‘due
Fanrock
Eddie
Spotsville
Robertson- Foglesong Funeral Home
Pineville
Recess Delays Trial In UMW Slayings Case
Boyle 72 faces trial over alleged use of 20000 in union funds to hire killers who murdered Joseph A Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksville Pennsylvania on December 31 1969. The case links to UMW power struggles with Turnblazer and Sprague pursuing multiple murder convictions and plea deals as the courtroom prepares units and guards.
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Boyle
UMW
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonskis
Clarksville
Yablonski
Delaware County
Francis J. Catania
Philadelphia
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Princeton Lab Kids Advertised Clumsy Streaker
A clumsy streaker was arrested in Pittsburgh and due in city court on indecent exposure charges. Boyle, flown from Philadelphia, and Schott, 22, were linked to hospital transfers and court appearances. Separate items note a Forest Service bid for a Princeton Lab expansion to boost Appalachian hardwood markets and a Byrd amendment for a comprehensive Charleston water resources study with a planned $660,000 expansion and $250,000 study funds.
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Pittsburgh
APS
Tofay
Boyle
Philadelphia
Joi
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Lima
Gerald Schott
Schott
U. S. Forest Service
Princeton Forest Products Marketing Laboratory
Robert C. Byrd
D.W. Va
Byrd
Charleston
Forest Products Marketing Laboratory
Forest Service
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Public Works
Senate Public Works Committee
Funeral for Harry Kincaid Held in Fayetteville
Harry E Kincaid 55 of Cleveland Ohio formerly Ramsey will be buried in Guinn Cemetery Ramsey after a Tuesday 2 pm service at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville Rev David Sneed presiding Death from natural causes Born June 2 1918 in Ramsey he was a welder for Precision Welding Corp a World War II veteran Survived by son Glen and daughter Annis Faye both of Victor three brothers Sidney Kyle and George Friends may call 6 pm to 9 pm today.
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Harry E. Kincaid
Cleveland
Ohio
Ramsey
Dodd- Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
David Sneed
Guinn
Kincaid
I.D
Ina Winebrenner Kincaid
Tax Cut Proposed to Spur Economy by Joint Economic Panel
The Joint Economic Committee urged a permanent wage price policy body, a $10 billion tax cut, and standby authority for inflation aware fiscal steps. Republicans oppose tax cuts, warn of inflation, and favor reserve stimulus and wage price controls targeted by sector. The report also backs public service jobs, tax changes for oil costs, and international monetary reforms.
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Joint Committee
Washington
UPI
Congression
Joint Economic Committee
Conitee
Jacob E. Press
Javits
R-N.y
Wright Patman
D-ty
Tex
Price Administration
Nixon
Dog Sled Race Won By 100 Miles
Carl Huntington of Galena Alaska won the 2000 mile Anchorage to Nome dog sled race. Huntington 26 an Athabascan Indian crossed into Nome shortly after midnight Saturday after the March 2 start in Anchorage. Closest rival was about 100 miles behind at the finish.
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Nome
Alaska
UPI
Carl Huntington
Galena
Anchorage
Huntington
Amin purges 50 Uganda army officers after tribal battles
Uganda's President Idi Amin reportedly purged at least 50 military officers after a weekend clash in Kampala among units from rival tribes. The purge followed a failed dissident crackdown as Amin sought control of the 16,000-man armed forces amid ongoing violence and mass defections.
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Idi Amin
Raymond Wilkinson
Nairobi
UPI
Uganda
Kampala
Amin
Lugbara
Charles Arube
Arube
Uganda Tadio Said
Ha Atamen Nda
Dsaiuu
Nixon Tax Rule May Be Costly
Washington UPI reports an executive order by President Nixon to shield farmers' tax returns from Agriculture Department access may cost the government several million dollars. The privacy move follows a Ford-chaired committee recommendation. Department officials had asserted no interest in farmers’ finances, only in mailing lists showing names.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Department
Gerald R. Ford
Arena
Namac
IRS
Moore Signs Nine Bills In West Virginia
Governor Arch Moore signed nine bills into law in Charleston including measures for county bid requirements, allowing bonds for civic arenas, aiding public service districts water and sewer systems, and veteran job and hunting license provisions. The package also modernizes House candidate nominations to align with the 1973 redistricting act.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
Arch Moore
Informa
Moore
West Virginia
Nixon action ends order on mailing lists cost estimate
Don Paarlberg of the Agriculture Department says the job of compiling improved mailing lists for surveys must be done in house, creating a composite list from many sources. He estimates it could cost several million dollars and take longer than hoped, with no final decision yet on congressional funding.
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Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Paarlberg
Dean Testimony in Vesco Probe Recap of Trial Roles
Juror banker Andrew Choa heard the five week proceedings as Dean was set to testify before Mrs Humbert j fell ill. Dean is an unindicted co conspirator in the case and Mitchell and Stans face 10 counts for conspiring to block the SEC Vesco probe in exchange for a secret 200000 dollar donation to Nixon's 1972 campaign. Previous witnesses failed to back the government's charge that Mitchell and Stans tried to impede the SEC probe. William Casey, then SEC chairman, testified neither defendant asked him to fix the case.
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Andrew Choa
Dean
Humbert J
Mitchell
Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
Tand Stans
SEC
Vesco
William Casey
Kissinger and Brezhnev Talk On SALT in Moscow Meeting
Kissinger and Brezhnev discussed outstanding issues including SALT stalemate in Geneva. Dobrynin drew laughs with a quip about senators as the two leaders prepared to narrow gaps while a Moscow luncheon followed the arrival after Bonn talks with Brandt. About $1 million in food aid was reported for 120,000 people.
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Kissinger
Geneva
Brezhnev
Moscow
Bonn
Willy Brandt
United States
Vnukovo
Food Ransom Ties SLA to Berkeley Abduction Case
The SLA linked a food relief demand to Patricia Hearst's kidnapping near UC Berkeley as Randolph Hearst finances the program through the San Francisco Examiner. The plan sought 70 dollars worth of food for California's poor, aiming to pressHearst during early negotiation efforts.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia
University of California At Berkeley
Randolph Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
SLA
Hearst
California
Hanin
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