Congress Ends Year in Tug of War Over Pay and Policy
Congress moves briskly on a broad package including a two million teacher pay raise and a 4.1 million federal civilian and military boost with a Jan one date. Nixon gains extended wage and price controls while foreign aid and campaign reform bills face late session hurdles before adjournment.
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Congress
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White House
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Ohio
High Court Takes Wiretap Question
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if grand jury witnesses can challenge wiretap legality before testifying. The cases include an alleged Kissinger kidnapping plot and a Las Vegas gambling probe. The court also denied campus free speech challenges and addressed Civil Rights Act filings for prisoners.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Las Vegas
Philadelphia
Jaques Egan
Anne Walsh
Kissinger
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Canada Mills Raise Price Of Newsprint
Montreal AP reports three Canadian newsprint producers move to raise U S prices. Domtar Newsprint Ltd and its U S unit Domtar Pulp & Paper Inc lift by 8 per ton effective tomorrow. Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills raises 8 per ton immediately. Abitibi Paper Co. raises 8 per ton in the North and 5.25 per ton in the South, to 168 and 163.25 per ton respectively.
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United States
Domtar Newsprint Ltd
U.S
Domtar Pulp & Paper Inc
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Two Killed In Separate Arizona Crashes Toll Reaches 704
The Arizona traffic death toll rose to 704 with two fatalities reported yesterday. Robbin Hall Cox, 18, of Arlington, Virginia, died when the car he rode in overturned east of Dateland. Opel Marie Collins, 43, of Phoenix, was struck by a car near 18th Avenue and Van Buren.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Public Safety
Robbin Hall Cox
Dateland
Cox
Opel Marie Collins
18Th Avenue
van Buren
Becky L. Thompson
HE Cajon
Calif
Margaret Bartlet
Tucson
Edward John Ewoldt
North-South Bus Route Trial In Tucson City
The Tucson City Council approved a 60 day trial for a new north south bus route through Alvernon and Country Club from Fort Lowell to Silver Lake with two buses. The existing Route 11 East Broadway loop will close after a $1,300 monthly loss and low ridership. The trial costs about $1,200 monthly in deficits, but planners expect future revenue. A mass transit department was proposed for consideration.
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Wilmot
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A-Ward 5
Mass Transit
Lewis C. Murphy
Winterhaven Festival of Lights Returns for 22nd Year
Winterhaven on Tucson's north side begins its 22nd annual Festival of Lights this Saturday at 5 30 p m with more than 300 000 lights on 125 trees along 14 curving streets. Tucson Transit will run 7 pm buses from El Con Shopping Center. fares 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Rudolph
Winterhaven
Tucson
E. Ft. Lowell
E. Prinze Roads
N. Country Club
N. Tucson Boulevard
C. B. Richards
Tucson Transit Corp
el Con
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Ray S. Morgan
Nebraska
Tucson Gas & Electric
Man Doesn't Notice He's Shot In Head
Honolulu police report a 37 year old man Thomas Hirano was beaten by two men then shot in the head. The bullet passed through his tongue mouth sinus and forehead with a quarter inch exit wound. He remained unaware of the wound until two days later and was described as very nonchalant before being treated at Queen's Medical Center.
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Thomas Hirano
Thomas R Comer
Hirano
Queen's Medical Center
VFW Yule Party Slated at Catalina Post 4903 Center
Catalina Post 4903 VFW will host a Christmas party from 7 p.m. to 12 45 a.m. at 5207 E Speedway Blvd. The event includes refreshments entertainment and dancing and is open to all members.
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Catalina Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
E. Speedway Blvd
Demos To Hear Date Head at Tucson Press Club
David Richmond executive director of the Development Authority for Tucson's Economy will address the Democratic Club of Greater Tucson at noon tomorrow. The event at the Tucson Press Club in the Lawyers Title Building is open to the public.
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Towa Club Potluck at Randolph Park Recreation Center
The Jowa Club plans a 6 p.m. Saturday potluck at Randolph Park Recreation Center. Visitors from Towa are welcome and all participants should bring canned foods and staples for the University Tights Area Council food bank.
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Towa
University Tights Area Council Food Bank
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