Congress approves draft ceiling amid Indochina debate
The Senate set a 130000 annual ceiling for draft calls starting July 1 and a 140000 cap for fiscal 1973. The Pentagon projects 114000 next year. Amid a broader Indochina policy fight, amendments on military drug addiction and funding were approved as debate begins.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
U.S. Indochina
U.S
Indochina
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
John C. Stennis
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Mike Mansfield
Soviet freighter seized in Alameda for lobster fleet damages
Federal marshals seized the Soviet freighter Suleyman Starskiy at the Alameda port as security for a 377 dollar damage suit filed by Prelude Corp of Westport Point against Russian trawlers. The vessel was tied up to load lumber for Japan when the attachment notice was placed on its wheel.
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Alameda, Calif
San Francisco Bay
New England
U.S
Clifford H. Cline
Suleyman Starskiy
Japan
Cline
Prelude Corp
Westport Point
Mass
Prelude
Edward Ransom
Graydon Starling
San Francisco
Anatoly Rogachev
Vladivostok
United States
Panama
Shota Rustavel
Black Sea Steamship Co
Reagan Welfare Plan Slain by California Senate Democrats
California Senate Democrats killed Governor Reagan’s welfare reform plan in a Wednesday committee vote and approved a rival measure. The move, amid a newly found 203 million deficit, signals a likely tax increase as Reagan had hoped to balance a 6.74 billion budget with 157 million in savings. The substitute, led by Beilenson, mirrors many reforms from Reagan’s plan but faced public rejection from the governor.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Senate
New York State
Reagan
Anthony C. Beilenson
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Beverly Hills Debates 1967 Tax Reform And Governor Reagan
In Beverly Hills discussion centers on a proposed 1967 California tax reform. Supporters argue the measure could save funds, while critics question implementation under Governor Reagan. The debate touches on fiscal year budgeting and reform implications for the state.
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Beverly Hills
Alifornia
Reagan
Fire destroys small house on Booker Street
A small house at 107 Booker St. occupied by T. J. Greene burned early today. Firefighters from Station Nos. 1 and 2 battled the blaze from 12:15 a.m. to 2:17 a.m. Fire Chief I. D. Golden said the cause was under investigation and no injuries occurred. Two noninjury runs followed, a false alarm at 427 Jones St. and a woods burn near Hall Rd. deemed controlled.
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T. J. Greene
Booker St
I. D. Golden
Jones St
Hall Rd
Manning on the Run Crashes After Police Chase
Ira Lee Manning escaped injury when his car struck a utility pole during a police chase at Oak and Merrill Streets. He faces nine traffic charges after speeding and running stops signs before the crash near the SCL railroad crossing.
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Ira Lee Manning
W. Jerger St
Oak and Merrill St
John Corley
Louis Jackson
Manning
Jackson Sf
Oak and Merrill
Corley
Thomas George Mathes
Hill St
Mary Alice Jones
South St
South
Siexas Seixas Sts
Lamar Miller
City seeks county cooperation on speeding Pinetree Boulevard
City officials report many complaints about fast traffic on Pinetree Boulevard between Hwy 19 and Hwy 84. City Manager Buford McRae asks county officials to cooperate for a solution, noting jurisdiction lies with the county. The Town of Barwick informs the County Commission that its citizens share concerns about road conditions.
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Pinetree Boulevard
Buford McRae
Barwick
County Commission
Studdard Promoted To Asst Principal In Thomasville Schools
Thomasville School System elevates basketball coach Jerry Studdard to assistant principal at Thomasville High School after board approval of personnel recommendations. Studdard will vacate coaching duties to assume the new administrative role.
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Roy Trefftzs
Thomasville
Garfield W. Wilson
Board of Education
Wilson
Jerry Studdard
Tom Strealdorf
Thomasville High School
Studdard
Nixon lifts embargo list of U S exports to China
The White House announced a broad range of America made products allowed for sale to mainland China ending a 21 year embargo. Automobiles industrial equipment and most consumer goods were included under a general license removing the need for government approval.
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Washington
White House
China
Nixon
U.S
Red China
Tricia Nixon Prepares for White House Wedding Festivities
President Nixon nourishes nostalgia as Tricia’s wedding nears with a White House bridal party and bachelor dinner. The Nixon family dined aboard the yacht Sequioa, held at private clubs, and Julie Eisenhower plans to move near her Navy husband.
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Washington
Tricia
Nixon
White House
Potomac River
Edward Cox
Julie Eisenhower
David
Mediterranean
Wedding Prelude At Sulgrave Club As Eddie Marries
Readable fragments describe Anne on Jarty members and Eddie arranging a luncheon for 100 at the Sulgrave Club on Friday before a private wedding rehearsal. Mentions Mr and Mrs Hugh Mes of Winter Park and relatives inviting young friends to the event. Eddie’s brother Howard appears as a best man.
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Dupcrooue LE Iteid
Eddie
Hugh Me S
Winter Park
Lla
Sulgrave Club
Howard
County Approves Budget for Health Department Increase
County Commission approves a 109,414 health department budget funded 47,000 by state and 43,000 by county with a 5,040 rise from last year. City of Thomasville cut 4,000 aid prompting debate on health board membership and pending junior college referendum.
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Thomas County Board of Commission
John Guy
CPA
W.S. Stewart
Glen Carter
Odd Fellows
C. A. Rehberg
Sheriff Department
Rehberg
Lowell Clark
County Commission
Southwest Georgia Planning and Development Commission
Thomas Couuty Healt Department
Richard S. Bolten
Thomas County
Bolten
Thomasville
County Board of Health
Theron Q. Davis
Auta Ely
Elc. McDaniel
Ils
Health Board
Davis
W. Gerald Tuck
Thomas County Commission
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