Anti War Senators Launch New Drive To Cut War Funds
Washington action centers on blocking funds for Vietnam war as Sens Cooper and Church push a six month deadline. House votes against a direct six month limit while Senate consideration stalls. Nixon aides say White House accepts the House’s stance as a vote of confidence in negotiated peace efforts.
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Polluters Face New Standards in Senate Bill Fight
Senate Public Works Committee advances a broad pollution reform aiming to end reliance on lax water quality standards. The measure sets a 14 year goal, imposes fines up to 30,000 dollars daily, and authorizes citizen suits with EPA enforcement chief as lead. It also proposes 14 billion dollars in state grants and expands federal permits for discharges.
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Alaska Natives to Receive 925 Million Under Bill
The House weighs a 925 million dollar payment and 40 million acres to Alaska natives as part of a settlement of land claims. The plan, crafted by the Interior Committee, mixes cash payments totaling 423 million over ten years with 500 million in royalties from mineral production and land grants for village expansion. An amendment would study 1.649 billion acres for public use, amid debate over effects on native selections and the trans Alaska pipeline.
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Associated Press
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John P. Sawlor
Secretary of Interior
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Russia
Agnew Views NATO Power At Greek Missile Base
Vice President Spiro Agnew toured Knossos ruins and the NATO missile base at Hanla Crete. He praised the Greek government of Papadopoulos, noting advances in fees unification education health and welfare while meeting officials including Deputy Premier Patacos and Mrs Gasvaia. He spoke of NATO strength and Greece's role in the alliance during the trip.
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Knossos
North Atlantic Alliance
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Crete
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George Papadopailos
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Gargalianos
Memorial Service Sparks Violence in Memphis Neighborhood
In Memphis Orange Mound a memorial service for Elton Hayes, 17, precedes reports of ongoing violence after his death was ruled homicide by the district attorney. Police say initial accounts tied to a traffic accident were revised amid a firebombing of a grocery store and scattered incidents overnight. About 1,000 people attended the service as tensions rose.
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Orange Mound
John Barger
Prize Winning Photo Wins AP Managing Editors Award
Holger Jensen, AP saigon staff photographer, received the top photography prize at the annual APMME session in Philadelphia for a picture of a Vietnamese soldier clinging to the skid of a helicopter amid Laos battle evacuations. The image captures the peril and chaos of the fighting and has been distributed by AP Wirephoto.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press Saigon
Laos
Philadelphia
Covetousness Reflected In Early Christian Practical Teaching
A compact note cites Acts 20 33 34 where Paul emphasizes self support and aiding others, alongside a John Tillotson quotation about covetous hoarding. The passages contrast humble labor and charity with the misused desire for wealth, urging generosity over accumulation.
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