Senate battles over school desegregation and spending loom
The Senate faces a delayed appropriations bill for HEW and related agencies amid a second school integration fight this month. Nixon threatens a veto over spending levels and desegregation amendments as Senate leaders pace floor action with party splits over funding and policy.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Office of Economic Opportunity
OHO
Congress
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert H. Finch
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Cotton
Decision making for Indians urged at arts exhibition
U S Commissioner of Indian Affairs Louis R Bruce urged Indians to assume decision making roles in their own affairs during a Scottsdale dinner for the Scottsdale Indian Arts Exhibition. He called 1970 a year of awareness with Indian studies groups forming to assess needs and plan for progress.
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U.S
Louis R. Bruce
Bruce
Scottsdale
Executive House
Auto Tips Offered by John Thorne in Classifieds
Beginning next week the Daily Progress will publish a periodic question and answer column on auto motive problems. John Thorne, a skilled automotive technician, will answer readers questions addressed to him in care of the Classified Manager at Scottsdale.
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John Thorne
Thorne
Scottsdale
Daily Progress
P. O. Box
Ariz
ASU coed injured in river shooting probe near Tempe
Sheriff deputies investigate whether bullets from four Tempe men ricocheted off Salt and Verde rivers near Granite Reef Dam injuring Kathy Rhoton, 20, an Arizona State University coed. The men, aged 19 to 24, said they fired at fish and were later released.
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Miss Rhoton
Michael Heedy
Granite Reef Dam
Heedy
Nixon plan to cap Medicare fees faces AMA opposition
The Nixon administration proposes limiting doctor and hospital fees for Medicare patients. Veneman outlined a plan tied to 75 percent of local 1969 fees, rising with costs. AMA President Dorman criticized the plan as unrealistic and burdensome, warning of reduced participation and access. The move aims to curb Medicare costs amid a growing fund deficit.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
American Medical Association
John G. Veneman
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
HEW
Kennedy
Veneman
Gerald D. Dorman
The
AMA
Medicare Trust Fund
B52s pound Cambodia border as South Viet losses mount
South Vietnamese forces endured their heaviest weekly casualties in five weeks with 361 killed and 1,123 wounded while U S B52s conducted near 1000 tons of bombing along the Cambodian border. Guerrilla forces reported 2,469 enemy killed. Marines claimed 24 guerrillas killed near Giang Trom.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
U.s.command
Laos
Plain of Jars
Giang Trom
Government seeks bail denial for Chicago Seven in appeal
The U.S. government urges a federal appeals court to deny bail for the Chicago Seven, calling them dangerous. The ACLU and Ramsey Clark counter that denying bail would violate constitutional rights and that the men were convicted of mindset, not violent acts.
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Chicago
UPI
Julius J. Hoffman
American Civil Liberties Union
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Hoffman
7Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas A
Clark
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Magma pressed on smog issue in Arizona
Gov. Jack Williams pressed Magma Copper Co. to set a definite date for implementing a sulfur dioxide control system. In letters released by the governor, Magma's Wesley Goss outlined steps to reduce particulate emissions at Superior and San Manuel, but admitted no SO2 removal process was in use. Williams urged a clear timeline and a projected installation period for the chosen SO2 control method.
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Phoenix
UPI
Magma Copper Co
Jack Williams
Wesley P. Goss
Magma
Goss
Superior
San Manuel
Williams
Arizona hospital hunts escaped trio from Phoenix ward
Suspect identified as Henry Geelan among three inmates who overpowered a nurse at knife point and fled the maximum security ward of the Phoenix hospital. Arizona officials rushed to Nogales to verify identity while Mexico seeks Geelan's accomplices George Brashears and Donald Stoll.
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Nogales
Sonora
UPI
Arizona State Hospital
Henry Geelan
Phoenix Hospital
Geelan
Phoenix
Mexico
George Brashears
Donald Stoll
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