Cash Discovered After Death Of Illinois Official Powell
The late Illinois Secretary of State Paul Powell died at Mayo Clinic Oct 10. A total of over 800000 dollars in cash was found in his Springfield suite and capitol office by friends and officials. The money was taken to the Illinois National Bank for safekeeping as investigators prepare IRS questions. Powell, known as the gray fox of Vienna, served since 1964 and was reelected in 1968.
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Mayo Clinic
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St. Nicholas
John S. Rendleman
Southern Illinois University At
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Capitol
Rendleman
Vienna
Ilinois
Rendlemans
Margaret Hensey
Rochester
Minn
Ogilvie
Fred Bird
Paul
Internal Revenue Service
Money Board
Michael J. Howell
Jesus
Nixon pocket veto raises constitutional questions over power
President Nixon used a pocket veto on the family doctor training bill while Congress was in recess, prompting criticism from Sen. Yarborough and others. Critics argue the action could be legally challenged and raise wider questions about presidential authority versus Congress.
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Yarborough
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
American Academy of General Practice
Budgets Hearings Open For Idaho 41st Session
Boise budget hearings for the Idaho Joint Finance Appropriations Committee begin as the 41st Legislature launches. The panel plans to hear educational budgets and various state agencies including Boise Children's Home and soil conservation before the session’s official start January 11.
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Commission On Federal Land Law
Parks Department
Arts and Humanities
Commission For the Blind
Nixon to Appear On TV Tonight
President Nixon plans a one hour television dialogue with four correspondents in the White House library. Panelists include Eric Severeid John Chancellor Howard K. Smith and Nancy Dickerson representing PBS. He aims to discuss the presidency personal approach to decision making and may hold future news conferences.
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UPD
Nixon
White House
Eric Severeid
CBS
John Chancellor
NBC
Howard K. Smith
ABC
Nancy Dickerson
Public Broadcasting Service
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dickerson
Camp David
Mountain Top
Maryland
San Clemente
Congress
Riots Cost Northern Ireland £13.2 Million in 1969 70
Auditor General reports Northern Ireland spent about 13.2 million dollars on riots and sabotage in fiscal year 1969 70, representing roughly 12.5 percent of total expenses. The unrest, mainly between Catholics and Protestants, damaged homes and buses, killed several people and wounded hundreds.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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