Mills Tax Plan in Limbo Without Mills
Washington observers tie the fate of a broad tax program to Rep. Wilbur Mills after his surgery. Nixon administration support is crucial, with Burns backing, while Mills pushes a two prong plan to spur investment and curb inflation and recession risks. The outlook hinges on presidential endorsement and funding shifts.
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We the People Must Act on Watergate Reflections
A Virginia talk by Charles McDowell urges public engagement to prevent future abuses. He stresses elected officials and appointed executives must answer to voters and warns many may abstain in the upcoming state election, risking long term policy direction.
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Boot Night drives funds for Friendship Fire Company
Tonight the Friendship Fire Company stages Boot Night to raise funds with members carrying a fireman boot door to door. Warren County Schools opened with about 3400 students. Thirteen thousand frightened natives rescued from Hibokhibok volcano on Camiguin Island, Philippines. Queen Wilhelmina abdicates in Amsterdam after 50 years on the throne.
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Blessing in Disguise Lessons From a Doctor's Failures
A physician, discouraged by a first patient loss, moves to a swampy town and treats unusual diseases. This setback yields unrivaled research opportunities that elevate his reputation. Failures teach growth and, sometimes, fate's chastisement becomes opportunity.
Volvo to Build $100 Million Auto Plant in Chesapeake
Volvo of Sweden plans a 1.5 million square foot assembly plant on a 500 acre tract near Interstate 64 and Greenbrier in Chesapeake at a reported cost of over 3.25 million for the land. The project could employ 1500 workers initially up to 4000 at full capacity with construction slated to begin late 1973 or early 1974. formal announcement expected September 13 in New York.
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How's Your I Q Daily Quiz Corrections
Quiz guide lists 10 questions with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good and asks to correct phrasing and answer set. It covers politics vegetation geography prime ministers and statehood, plus metals and a WWII invasion operation.
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White House and Cox Plan Appeals Over Watergate Tapes
In an unusual move both the White House and special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox plan appeals to court orders on presidential tapes. Sirica to meet Magruder and McCord amid tours and possible bans. Senate committee to end summer recess with closed session on espionage and campaign finance findings.
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