Rockefeller Eyes Federal Funds To Trim New York Budget Gap
Governor Rockefeller plans a fiscal program and argues for $1.2 billion more in revenue for the 1971-72 budget including $1 billion from federal revenue sharing. He predicts Congress will act and hopes Nixon supports a larger federal infusion while warning of possible tax increases if funds fail to arrive.
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White House
Congress
Nixon
Rockefeller
Washington
New York State
Wilfrod Congress
Senate Bill Revisions Delay Social Security and SST Funding
Senate action stymies retroactive Social Security changes to 1971 and keeps auto and telephone excise taxes, while expediting estate tax collection. House plans a similar bill but Senate may require new conference after 81 to 0 vote. SST funding deadlock persists as talks push toward March 30 continuance.
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Nixon
Senate
House
Mills
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Sadat Dims Peace Hopes In Troubled Mideast
The article covers Egypt Israel talks amid new U S support for Israel while Israel demands no withdrawal before binding peace deals. It notes Eban proposing a regional tour and Eritrean Front urging UN action. U S appropriations for Israel. and social security reforms tied to tax and wage changes.
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Sadat
Mideast
Israel
Jerusalem
United States
ICC Seeks Changes To Railpax Plan For CrossCountry Service
The ICC urged alterations to the Railpax plan led by Volpe, pushing preserved Seattle San Diego passenger links, New Orleans Los Angeles service, and Chicago Washington connections. It proposed testing secondary city links and new international corridors with Canada and Mexico, and emphasized Southeast and Southwest regional accessibility.
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ICC
Seattle
San Diego
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Washington
Chicago
Chicago-Seattle
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Florida
Salt Lake City
Butte
St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Boston
Boston-Albany
Dors
Volpe
New York
Bufalo
Cincinnati
Miami
Houston
San Francisco
Southern Tier
Southeast
Southwest
Beaumont
San Antonio
el Paso
Tucson
Phoenix
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Springfield
Vancouver
Toronto
Montreal
Vermont
U.S
Laredo
Austin
Milano Junction
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Houston-Chicago
Palestine
Kamholtz Delivers Baby At Home In Cheektowaga
Robert Kamholtz of Hy-View Volunteer Hose Co delivers his newborn daughter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces at home in Cheektowaga. The rescue squad rushed to the scene after a call to the fire dispatcher. mother and baby were reported in good condition.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Kamholtz
Kamholtz
Hy-View Volunteer Hose Co
Cheektowaga
Sage
Million in Safe Stolen From Brooklyn Bottle Firm
A 140 pound safe containing more than one million dollars in securities was stolen Tuesday from Rabi nowitz and Son bottle distributing firm in old Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A detective quipped that he did not think there was that much money in the precinct.
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New York
Rabinowitz & Son
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Clear Skies Bless Most States
The Associated Press reports sunny weather across most of the nation with showers in the South and snow in western Carolinas. Tornado watch in northern Florida and parts of Georgia and Alabama. a twister near Panama City with a waterspout offshore. Rain totals include 1.3 inches in McComb Mississippi and 1.17 inches in Dothan Alabama.
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Carolinas
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi River
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Panama City
Fla
McComb
Miss
Dothan
Ala
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Owyhee
Nev
Sault St. Marie
Mich
Brownsville
Tex
Reaction Mixed On Dad Who Cut Hippie's Bread
The Associated Press interviewed parents and youngsters in New York area where the ruling was made. A Larchmont woman supported the daughter saying a father must support the child.
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Associated Press
New York
Larchmont
East Village
Frank Baker
Baker
Nick Molle Jr
Jane Vickers
Rabin Named To Replace Judge Christ
Gov Rockefeller designates Justice Samuel Rabin of Queens as presiding justice of the Appellate Division Second Department to succeed Justice Marcus G. Christ who steps down at the 70 age limit. Christ will be retired but certified to serve on the bench for two more years. The Second Department covers Brooklyn Staten Island Queens and several counties.
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Albany
N. Y
Samuel Rabin
Queens
Rockefeller
State Supreme Court
Marcus G. Christ
Christ
Judicial Conference
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Nassau
Suffolk
Dutchess
Orange
Putnam
Rockland
Westchester
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Suez Canal
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Jarring
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U.S. Senate
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Lebanon
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Eritrean Liberation Front
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Iraq
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Haile Selassie
Beirut
Ways and Means Committee
Railpax
Southwest Complaint
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Wercomed
PVM Ata
Colonie Center
Rabin
Village Voices
Wynantskill
Troy City Line
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J. W. Dant
C. Thompson
Wilsons
Barton’s
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Bellows Club
Walker Deluxe
Old Grand Dad
J. W. Harper
Brandy E. Martin Coronet
Christ. Bros
South’n Com
Cutty Sark
J&b
Dewar W. L. J. Walker Red
H&d
Canad’‘N Club
Ats. Scotch B & L Scotch
Scotch C. MacGregor Crawford
Churchill
Park & Til
Whiteside
Inver House
P. Dawson
Haig
Black & White Martin V. V
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Smirnoff
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Galliano
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