Mitchell seeks pause on Boston Globe Pentagon papers
Atty. Gen. Mitchell says he will seek a court order to halt further Globe publishing of secret Pentagon papers. Courts in New York and Washington consider continuing restraining orders. the Globe resists voluntary stoppage amid government pressure.
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VA Plans Sixfold Increase in Veteran Drug Treatment Centers
The Veterans Administration announces a sixfold rise in drug treatment centers to 32 by next Oct. 1, with 14 new centers opening next month. Current total is five. The move follows President Nixon and Pentagon estimates that up to 25,000 Vietnam troops used heroin. VA aims to treat about 6,000 veteran addicts annually in community and hospital settings.
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Official start of summer brings 90s to Southern Illinois
Summers arrive as temperatures top the ninety degree mark in Carbonale area. Readings show 94 to 95 degrees downtown while the Carbonale plant recorded 90. Officials note temperatures run 12 to 15 degrees above last year with 100 degree heat common in mid summer.
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Nixon seeks AMA backing for health plan with Kennedy critique
President Nixon addressed the AMA convention in Atlantic City urging support for his employer employee cost sharing plan while warning Kennedy style universal insurance would cost about 77 billion dollars annually in three years and threaten federal control. He cited existing programs costing about 405 dollars per household annually.
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May prices rise at twice January-April rate
Labor Department data show consumer prices up six tenths of one percent in May after seasonal adjustment, with broad gains in apparel used cars homes and postage. The annual comparison shows prices four point four percent higher than a year ago and worker pay rose six percent to 125.46 per week.
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Parochiaid Wins House Approval in Illinois
The Illinois House approved a $30 million parochiaid program 110 to 52, sending it to Gov. Ogilvie. The plan funds private schools with grants for elementary and secondary students and includes separate measures for low income families and cooperative projects with public schools. Critics call it unconstitutional and foresee election impacts.
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Transit deal denied by Illinois House speaker Blair
Illinois House Speaker W. Robert Blair denied reports of a transportation funding accord with Republicans and Democrats. He said talks continue with no announced agreement and that positions remain open. Observers expect a deal before June 30 as hearings on federal loan guarantees proceed.
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Republican plan would merge Gilbert Johns in 59th district
Lindsay Schaub News Service reports Illinois House Republicans would pair Southern Illinois senators John Gilbert of Carbondale and Gene Johns of Marion in a new 59th district. The redraw also creates 55th and 58th districts spanning Franklin Jefferson Clinton Marion Montgomery Macoupin and Perry Randolph Washington and St Clair counties with various townships affected.
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Illinois GOP map draws four Madison County districts
Democrats condemn zigs and zags in the Republican apportionment plan unveiled Monday. The proposal would place parts of Madison County in three new districts and create one self contained Madison district centered on Granite City Alton and Edwardsville. The map shifts several counties and moves key Democrats into districts with GOP-leaning areas.
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Weather outlook: showers and storms tonight
Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and overnight lows from 62 to 67. Wednesday, partly sunny with little temperature change and a chance of showers or thunderstorms reaching highs from 80 to 85. Weather details on map page 13.
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