New Clash Likely Over Education Funds
The Senate moves toward a new clash with the Nixon administration over future education expenditures after the Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved a 35 billion dollar four year school aid bill. The administration seeks a two year bill with no increase in spending.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Congress
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Jury Rules for Drivers in 1967 Frederick County Crash
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury returned verdicts in favor of Russell W. Patterson and Warren G. Garrett after a 1967 accident involving their cars. Plaintiffs Gladys Baker Jean Perts and Opal Brown sought $300,000 each, claiming injuries as passengers. The three-day case concluded with a finding for the defendants on all counts.
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Frederick County
Russell W. Patterson
Cedarmeade
Warren G. Garrett
Paper Mill Road
Garrett
Patterson
Gladys V. Baker
Jean B
Henry H. Whiting
Mr. Patterson
J. Fred Larrick
Mr. Garrett
E. Eugene Gunter
Robert K. Woltz
Woltz
Flames Heavily Damaged Home on Cameron Street
A house at 621 N Cameron St suffered heavy fire damage yesterday afternoon. Three city fire companies fought frigid temperatures and light snow as flames from a stove path reached the attic, breaking windows and sills to access the blaze. Four rooms and furniture were damaged while the family was away. Cameron Street traffic was blocked and rerouted during firefighting.
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N. Cameron St
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Reuss
Vssit
Cameron St
Cameron
Loudoun
Wyck St
Summit Eyed By Red China
In Hong Kong the Star reports China may upgrade the Warsaw talks to a summit to resolve Vietnam issues and U S relations in the Far East. Mao is said to take a neutral stance while considering the proposal as Warsaw progresses. In Washington the Senate rejects a bid to strike provisions restricting defense access to government files to probe for illegally obtained evidence.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong Star
Communist China
Vietnam
China
United States
Far East
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Washington
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
William B. Spong Jr
Senate
Battle Over Domestic Satellite System Shapes Up
The White House backs a policy letting any capable firm launch a domestic satellite system. FCC must grant authority, with COMSAT eyed as the current international operator. Hughes Tool Co and networks may bid, stock markets react as policy debate starts.
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Washington
White House
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph
Western Union
Hughes Tool Co
Congress
U.S
Comsat
Wall Street
FCC
Dean Burch
Commission
Egyptian Bomber Attacks El Arish In Sinai Raid
An Egyptian bomber dropped about 12 bombs on El Arish, an oasis town in the Sinai. Casualties include a woman and a 17 year old Arab boy. four houses damaged. one bomb landed near an Israeli government building but did not explode. The aircraft, possibly a Soviet IL28, approached at 300 feet under bright moonlight before departing toward the coast.
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Tel Aviv
el Arish
Egypt
Sinai
Middle East
Virginia Assembly tours suburban Washington for disaster relief background
The General Assembly of Virginia tours the Washington suburbs aboard a chartered DC8 to study Northern Virginia issues and area needs. Gov. Holton dines at the White House, then leads a flood relief briefing, while senators tour Dulles Airport and nearby communities.
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Crystal City
General Assembly of
Virginia
Washington
Dulles
Northern Virginia Community College
Linwood Holton
White House
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Pentagon
OEP
Senate Public Works
Senate studies narcotics overhaul after crime bill vote
Washington AP reports the Senate met in a Saturday session to advance an administration backed narcotics overhaul. The measure lowers penalties for possession while stiffening sentences for traffickers and expands federal reach to illegal gambling and racketeer influence, with changes to evidence rules and wiretap protections.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
House
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Judiciary Committee
Market Drops Sharply as 1970 Slump Deepens
New York stocks fall in Friday trading led by the Dow Jones average down 10.56 points to 775.54. The Associated Press 60-stock index slips 2.3 points to 266.2 and the NYSE index drops to 49.93. Nearly 11 million shares change hands as 987 issues decline and 398 rise.
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NEW York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Weather and Local Dining Notes in Richmond Area
A southerly wind pattern with a high from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi brings Virginia seasonable temperatures Sunday. Rain is expected Sunday night or Monday. Also, live entertainment at the Peanut Cellar Inn tonight. Sunday Special Chicken Liver with rice for $1.50. Echo Village Restaurant reservations at 869-9886.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Virginia
Echo
Village Restaurant
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Hanson
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Jakes
Satellite Corp
Assembly Tours
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Northern
Custis Lee
Holton
Alexandria
Charles Beattey
Herndon
Dick Bennett
United Air Lines
Fairfax High School
Portals
William V. Rawlings
Capron
National Airport
Supreme Court
Peanut Cellar Inn
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