Tax reform faces union tax exemption clash in Senate
Washington AP reports an amendment by Senator Paul Fannin would strip tax exempt status from unions using dues to back political activity. The fight ahead may delay a vote on the tax reform bill as lawmakers clash over revenue and political influence.
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Syrian and Egyptian clashes widen Middle East crisis
Syrian troops attacked Israeli engineers near the Golan Heights killing or wounding 10 to 15 men. Cairo announced Egyptian raiders crossed the Suez and overran Israeli forts for 24 hours. Israel denied the cross and said jets struck targets in the Suez Canal area. Beirut reports Premier Rashid Karami formed a new government. The Soviet Union invited a Palestine Liberation Organization delegation to Moscow. TURN TO PAGE 4 COL. 1
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Fire claims 78 year old in Lorain home blaze
Fred Cindrosky, 78, of 829 11th St., died of smoke inhalation after a fire started beneath the living room floor. Deputy Coroner Charles Chesner ruled the death. Firemen found him in a chair after entering again with breathing masks. The blaze, caused by faulty wiring, damaged the one story frame house with $6,000 structure and $3,000 contents loss. Fire under control in 17 minutes. firefighter Robert Sprague suffered minor injuries.
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Index Middle-age spread Too many nights rowed the table
A short item notes concerns about weight gain during middle age linked to shifting routines and late-night eating patterns. The piece hints at lifestyle changes but provides no specific remedies or data.
Five Districts Set to Vote on Levies Tomorrow
Five area school districts in Medina Erie Huron and Lorain counties plan levies tomorrow. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m with special district issues on the ballots. Wellington Vermilion Firelands New London and Buckeye districts seek millage increases defeated in November.
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Weather outlook cool and cloudy with light rain chances
Cooler tonight with lows from 25 to 30 and a high near 40 tomorrow. Wednesday remains cloudy with little temperature change. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Southeasterly winds 15 to 25 mph, easing to 5 to 15 mph tonight and tomorrow. Sunset 4 58 p.m. Sunrise 7 40 a.m. High 42 at 10 15 last night. Low 34 at 6 this morning.
Laird hints at new pullout in Vietnam before year end
Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird signaled after talks with U S peace negotiators that President Nixon may announce a troop reduction of 40,000 or more in Vietnam by year end. He said Vietnamization remains the quickest path to disengagement while preserving South Vietnamese self determination.
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Nimrod Club hearing moved to YWCA over crowd
About 180 claimants against Nimrod Club Inc. packed a pre trial hearing in LaGrange Township forcing transfer from Judge LeRoy F. Kelly's courtroom to the YMCA auditorium. Receiver Hamister proposed settlement terms for 94 lot contracts, with 78 clear titles if balances and fees are paid.
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Retirees struggle as fixed incomes fail to keep pace
In Elyria area reports, retirees relying on pensions and Social Security face shrinking purchasing power as prices rise. Cases include a 70 year old former teacher who sold his home, a 1964 retiree with a $6600 company pension, and seniors relying on Social Security with strict earnings limits. FHA aid covers up to 70 percent of rent for those under 2600 income. Rising costs threaten long term financial security for many elderly residents.
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Police raid on Black Panther sites wounds two officers
About 300 officers raided two Black Panther headquarters and a private home in Los Angeles. Gunfire wounded two officers at the main headquarters while another building and the house were entered without further shots. Warrants targeted Paul Rede and Elmer G Pratt for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Nixon to face live questions on TV news conference
President Nixon travels from Camp David to a 9 p.m. news conference carried live by major networks. Reporters have awaited questions since September 26 covering My Lai, Haynsworth, SALT talks, inflation, and Vietnam developments.
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Sign of times Santa grounded in heavy snow
Santa Claus planned to open Omaha's downtown Christmas shopping season but could not arrive by helicopter due to 100 inches of snow grounding all travel. The event was postponed as heavy snowfall halted transport.
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