Welfare reform bill in doubt over delayed effective date
Senate action on Nixon welfare reform is clouded by the President’s request to delay the effective date to 1973. The House approved the measure in June and included Social Security increases in an omnibus bill. Senate Finance Committee leaders insist Social Security provisions pass first, with hearings resuming in September.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
White House
Long
Beyind
Convicted Murderer to Be Released From Prison
Dr. Bernard Finch, central figure in the 1959 West Covina murder case, will be released from California Institute for Men at Chino on December 6 after 12 years served. Parole board officials had reservations but approved the release. Finch plans to work in Missouri, Nebraska, Maryland, and California. Carole Tregoff, his former companion, was paroled earlier.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bernard Finch
Parole Board
Finch
California Institute For Men At
Chino
Missouri
Nebraska
Maryland
California
Henry
Las Vegas
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Finch
Los Angeles
West Covina
Intercommunity Hospital
Covina
Fred Winchello
Parole Authority
Kerr
Stratton Named to Winchester Chamber Board
Hubert T. Stratton local architect appointed to the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Board replacing Thomas C. Glass who left Winchester firm to join an Arlington based engineering firm. Stratton native of Front Royal attended Massanutten Military Academy and UVA earned BS Navy veteran member of Shenandoah Valley Association of Architects Zoning Appeals Salvation Army Kiwanis Golf and tennis enthusiast married to Thelma Warren with three daughters Karen Kathye and Kaye residing at 427 Mosby Street.
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Hubert T. Stratton
Winchester - Frederick County
British deserters rise in 1971 numbers reported
An Associated Press dispatch from London notes that in early 1971 more soldiers desert than other services. Long-absent personnel include 6,000 from the Army, 4,700 from the Royal Air Force, and 100 from the Navy who have been missing for over five years.
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British Deserters
London
Military Service
Britain
Army
Royal Air Force
Navy
Youth Share In At Reliance Methodist Church
Reliance United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship sponsors a Youth Share In on Sunday at 7 30 p m featuring folk songs of today and yesterday Teresa Jenkins will render several selections The program is open to the public.
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Youth Fellowship of
The
Reliance United Methodist Church
Teresa Jenkins
State CB Convention Set Here
Citizens Radio Service operators from across Virginia gather August 28 and 29 for the 12th annual Virginia State Citizens Band Radio Association convention at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant. FCC reps address the event with awards and officer elections planned. Virginia Gov Linwood praises the effort and declares Virginia State Radio Week August 23 to 30.
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Citizens Radio Service
Virginia State Citizens Band Radio Association, Inc
Lee-Jackson
Federal Communications Commission
Cb’ers
Vscbra
Park Ave
Herndon
Linwood
B52 Strikes Heaviest in a Year Along DMZ
AP dispatch from Saigon reports half the B52 bombers in Southeast Asia delivering the heaviest strikes in a year on the DMZ as Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces report continued fighting. About 25 B52s dropped 750 tons of bombs into the southern DMZ, with heavy activity around Mt. Ba Ho and Fire Base Fuller and Sarge. Cambodian troops claim roughly 100 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in southeastern Cambodia, while government forces report heavy bombardments and new clashes along the DMZ with expected increases in rocket and mortar attacks. Cambodian authorities say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were entrenched in bunkers near Phum Beng, as 52B regiments move to threaten Fire Base Sarge. Civilian displacements and alleged looting by South Vietnamese forces are noted by Cambodian officials.
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Saigon
Southeast Asia
Demilitarized Zone
Contier
Dmz
Cambodia
Thailand
Ba Ho
Fuller and
Sarge
Huynh Dinh Tung
Phum Beng
Phnom Penh
Am Rong
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Sacco and Vanzetti film release planned for October
Release of Sacco and Vanzetti is set for October in the United States and Canada under AMC Pictures. The award winning film covers the famous 1920s trial of Bartolomeo Vanzetti and Nicola Sacco, who were executed in 1927 for a factory robbery murder.
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Trial ON Screen New York
Sacco
Troops Guns Down Man in Londonderry Barricade Fight
British troops killed a gunman in a dawn shootout as barricades came down in Londonderry. Snipers believed to be from the IRA fired on soldiers amid rising protests over army actions. The man died as violence in the province reached a tenth day, with calls for marches against brutality.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Catholic Bogside
IRA
London
Belfast
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Kenney’s Buffeteria
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Ward Plaza
Montgomery
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Nyou
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