Nixon Shifts Focus to Domestic Issues in 1973 agenda
President Nixon plans to concentrate on domestic problems until Congress recesses with an uncertain European trip date. Kissinger will lead talks at the U N while Nixon stays near Washington and Florida. Congressional work may spill into November as 1973 is branded the year of Europe.
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Senate
Nixon urges direct cash payments to aid housing
President Nixon calls Congress to authorize an experimental program giving needy individuals cash housing subsidies to buy homes on the private market. He argues direct payments could replace costly public housing while expanding elderly and low income access.
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Nixon
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Joint Hearing On Zoning Set For Oct. 24
Frederick County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission schedule a joint public hearing on the proposed county zoning ordinance for Oct. 24 after extensive review. The 94 page document has been in development over two and a half years with changes including a new division for recreational residential communities and minimum lot sizes.
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Frederick
Summit
Shawnee
Planning Commission
Ronald Berg
James Galladay
Skylab 2 crew prepping return after 59 day mission
Skylab 2 astronauts wrap up earth resources surveys over the United States and plan a final data gathering flight over the Great Lakes New York and the Atlantic today.
Warren County moves to fight extension of water lines
The Warren County Board of Supervisors unanimously calls for retaining counsel to counter the state attorney general's Aug 9 opinion on water and sewer line extensions. The board demands county consent for extending lines by towns outside the county and may pursue court action if needed. The move follows disagreement with AG Andrew Miller's interpretation of state law.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
State Attorney General
Andrew Miller
George B. Baggarly
Elizabeth W. Malta
John K. Marlow
Transfusions Fail to Save One of Sextuplets in Denver
At Colorado General Hospital one Stanek sextuplet died from hyaline membrane disease after two blood transfusions and respirator support. Three other infants show signs of the ailment. two boys Jeffrey and John were in good condition while Steven was fair, Catherine and an unnamed brother declined. The babies were about six weeks premature.
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Julia Stanek
Colorado General Hospital
Darrell Miller
Catherine
Julia
Steven
Miller
Jeffrey
John
Eugene J. Stanek
Alexandria Bus Drivers End Strike
The Alexandria Metro bus drivers ended their five day strike after reaching a return to work agreement late Tuesday. Some buses were operating by early morning as express lanes on Shirley Highway closed to autos while the Lincoln Memorial Circle stayed open for winter. About 30,000 commuters sought alternatives amid parking disruptions.
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Alexandria
Metro
Shirley Highway
Lincoln Memorial Circle
Agnew Office Rejects Resignation Speculation
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's office denies reports he may resign and says he intends to clear himself of Maryland corruption charges. Agnew avoids comment as Bhutto meets with him at the White House.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
White House
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Ashington Post
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