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2 The journal news, Thursday, june 29, 1 972 AROUND THE NATION U.S. assures states relief adequate 4 1 -r, a JC- 5- -f quale, when added to the $lut) million already approved for next year. Nevertheless, the Senate on Tuesday approved $200 million in emergency funds, twice the amount sought by the President. Grace stressed the availability of liberal disaster loans through the Small Business Administration and the Farmers Home Administration for homeowners who need quick aid to repair damages caused by the flood. Under the program, homeowners in a "ma jor disaster" area can borrow up to $3,000 and be "forgiven" for up to $2,500 of the principal, thus having to pay back only $500.

Red Cross President George Klsey said his organization, now in the "individual assistance" phase of the cleanup, will write out purchase orders for household goods and related items for families which demonstrate dire need those who are elderly on fixed incomes and those who are poor of any age. Poor lobby checked The Miami Beach City Council has shelved a request by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to build a "poor people's city" in time for the Democratic National Convention. The Rev Ralph David Abernathy, head of the SCLl appeared before the council Wednesday to ask for a campsite at Flamingo Park for about 500 poor people during the July 10-14 nominating convention. Mayor Chuck Hall said the council was hamstrung by its vote late week to deny campsites to all protesters within the Miami Beach city limits. Wiretap follow-up Sen.

Edward M. Kennedy called a hearing today in Washington to find out what the Justice Department is doing about the Supreme Court ruling which declared unconstitutional the wiretapping of suspected domestic subversives without a warrant. The high court's 8-0 ruling June 19 rejected administration arguments that the government may eavesdrop without warrants on groups and individuals the department considers a danger to national security. By DON CAMl'BKI 1. Gannett News Service WASHINGTON Federal officials gave assurances Wednesday that despite the unex-p 1 heavy damages caused by the floods of Tropical Storm Agnes last week, relief measures are well-financed and include a variety of means for aiding stricken homeow ners and businessmen.

The president of the American Red Cross joined the officials in outlining aid programs for the homeless and the poor in the disaster areas of five eastern states, although he conceded that Red Cross fiscal resources were being severely drained. In a meeting with newsmen, the official also announced at six more counties in New York had been added to the list of federal disaster areas, entitling them to special federal assistance. They are Livingston. Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca. Wyoming and Yates.

George M. Grace, assistant director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, the $100 million in emergency disaster money asked for by President Nixon was ade- low over tin' (Hiio Valley covers the eatern I'niti'il Slates with clouds Hail hits Tennessee Mitchells go o-froveling The Area Contamination probe Precipitation 24 hours ending 8 a.m. None 24 hours previous None Total this month to date 8.25 Most this month (1903) 9 78 Least this month 1940 0 02 Full Ink 26 An investigation prompted by nuclear contamination of a commercial jet has disclosed what a congressman calls "an almost unbelievable web of deficiences and unsound procedures" involving radioactive shipments. Americans "have not received the protection that is rightfully theirs in the transportation of hazardous materials by air." Rep. Jack Brooks.

chairman of the House government activities subcommittee, said Wednesday in Washington. Capitol move loses July 3 High and Lows Yesterday's high 1 20 p.m. i 84 Yesterday's low (5:30 a i 66 Normal this date 74 Highest this date (19 1 96 Lowest this date (1915) 54 Mitchell." said a committee official. "I don't know whether one of them was a psychiatrist or not. Her husband has been trying to get help for her." Mitchell flew to New York Monday after his wife issued an ultimatum to him in a phone call to Helen Thomas, of United Press International Sunday night.

Obviously distraught. Mrs. Mitchell told Miss Th omas that she had "decided to leave John until he gets out of politics." SHE HAD phoned Miss Thomas several nights before from California where she said the phone had been taken from her by a guard and then ripped from the wall. She told of having been mauled that night in California by "five guards" and she described her feeling of having been By DOROTHY McCARDLE Times-Post Wire WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs.

John Mitchell left the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y. Wednesday morning to "go traveling together," according to officials here at the Committee for the Re-Election of the President. Mitchell, former attorney general, heads the committee. "We do not know where they have gone or when they will be said a committee member. But it was learned that before they took off in a private limousine from the club's back door.

Mitcheli and his wife had been together in her eighth floor suite at the club since Monday, "talking over their problems." "VARIOUS doctors were called in to try to help Mrs. A controversial plan to expand the Capitol by moving its West wall 88 feet down Capitol Hill has been blocked by a surprise vote in the House in Washington. Despite pleas from its leaders that Congress needs the six acres of space the $H0 million project would provide, the House voted 197 to 181 Wednesday against going ahead with final plans. Senate tackles poverty The un New Sternwheeler hits pier Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms today, continuing tonight and into Friday. High today and Friday in the mid to upper 70s.

Low tonight in the 60s. Saturday partly cloudy with a chance of some afternoon showers. The State Mohawk Valley. Upper Hudson Valley Some sunny intervals early today, then variable cloudiness this afternoon with a chance of some showers developing toward evening. Highs today in the upper 70s to middle 80s.

Some occasional ram and thundershowers likely tonight and Friday. Continuing warm and muggy with lows tonight in the upper 50s to middle 60s and highs Friday in the middle 70s to near 80. Winds becoming south to southeast, mainly at under 12 mph. through Friday. The Nation Showers and thunderstorms spattered the eastern third of the nation and spotted parts of north-central Texas and southeastern Colorado.

Elsewhere, skies were fair, temperatures were mild. Along the already weather-battered East Coast, and west as far as the Great Lakes, thunderstorms, some locally severe, brought: Flash-flood warnings and watches for portions of Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania. High winds and hail in western Tennessee and northern Mississippi. Friday. Sunrise 5 28 a.m.

Sunset 8 31 p.m. Tide The sternwheel pleasure boat Delta Queen struck a bridge pier in the Ohio River in Madison. Wednesday night and tore a large hole above the waterline. but police said the craft was able to go on to to Jefferson, about 50 miles down river, for repairs. a.m.

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Iceland, has been canceled again. The American, chess star is scheduled to play Russia's Boris Spassky there for the world championship in chess. There are just a few more flights to Iceland before the chess match is scheduled to start next Sunday. Will Fischer show up for the match? "He said he was going." grandmaster Larry Evans said Wednesday evening before boarding a plane for Iceland. Evans has known Fischer for vears.

However. Chester Fox. who has exclusive visual rights to the match, and his lawyer. Richard Stein, were not so definite. And Fischer couldn't be reached for comment.

A reporter asked Fox and Stein after they met with Fischer here Wednesday evening whether the chess champ was definitely going to show up. "I think so." said Fox. before taking off for Reykjavik. "You said too much." Stein told Fox. Why did Fox say too much? Stein answered that "unless you have firm commitments" there should be no comments.

WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate was expected to pass a antipoverty bill today but it still needed to settle the fate of an independent corporation to run the Legal Services program for the poor. President Nixon originally favored the idea of such an agency but administration officials contend the Democratic-sponsored proposal is unacceptable. They say there have been many abuses by young lawyers in the program and that these will not be cured by the bill as it now stands. Republicans will make a second effort today -to knock the independent corporation out of the anti-poverty bill and leave Legal Services under the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO). They failed 46-37 in an initial attempt Monday.

It was agreed to take final action on the bill today after Sen. Robert C. Byrd. the acting majority leader, said he would not bring up the debt limit bill until the anti-poverty bill was passed. The debt limit bill is considered vital by the Nixon administration.

Byrd contended the Republicans were filibustering against the poverty legislation, which provides funds for programs run by the OEO for the next three years. It had been under debate a week. High Low 82 54 95 55 74 59 87 68 82 52 94 58 84 62 83 57 80 66 76 65 77 64 80 58 98 81 83 52 8C 54 69 52 77 45 100 63 86 57 84 48 92 77 79 65 86 67 106 69 84 62 79 68 88 69 89 79 77 69 Albany. Albuquerque. Atlanta.

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