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4 COURIER-POST, Comden, N. Wedn.sdoy, Dec. 15, 1971 nl Bi7L Indochina Last on Agenda 92nd Congress Ready to Call It a Session Peninsula Off Russia the House vote on Mansfield's Senate yesterday completed ac- Make A Perfect Christmas Gifi DESK MODELS ALL MAKES -ALL MODELS NEW AND RECONDITIONED WASHINGTON (UPI) Con-' pretty good the issue could be over foreign aid. The "continu-j cress bumned along the road resolved today. ing resolution" would permit; gress bumpea along me roaa presidents have funding of the aid program at a amendment calling for a U.S.

tion on bills that would extend military withdrawal from In-to May 1, 1973, President TOKYO (LTD A stnmg earthquake was recorded today dochina in six months. Nixon's, authority to regulate The filibuster had been' wages and prices; provide expected to start yesterday but federal cmlaan and military because of the D.C. funds employees with a 5.5 per cent dispute, the House never got annual raise; require welfare the chance to send the aid recipients to register for work pasl of the Soviet Union's or job training; and pay off up 1 1 I Term i lowara adjournment been asking congress for years level of $2.6 billion until Marcir sidetracked for the moment by to give Washington home rule, 15. its chosen duties as city council the House has blocked every! AH four bills were due at the for the nation's capital. At the request and Congress has been senate after clearance by the end of its ioumev was another' stuck with tendin t0 tne most House.

Senate Democratic; end of its journey as anotner. budgetary detais Qf the Leader Mifce MansfieW of showdown over foreign aid anOjcity government. Montana said the controversy-; U.S. policy in Indochina. The controversy over District laden foreign aid resolution; House leaders figured that 0f Columbia legislation centered would be the last item on the with a little luck they could around funds for salaries and Senate agenda before adjourn-close down shop for the year on the metro subway system.

ment. their side of the Capitolj Delay in settling the district Senate doves and aid pro-sometime today and wind up question blocked consideration; gram critics have promised to the first session of the 92nd wsterdav of an emergency i filibuster the measure in an House land claims of Alaskan natives Kamchatka Peninsula and authorities in Japan and Hawaii and possibly in Russia issued tidal wave warnings. The National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC) in Rocklin. said the quake legislation to the Senate. The slippage in the plus the possibility filibuster in the squelched any hopes of a The Senate gave its final Senate approval to a political cam-for a paign reform bill.

But Rep. Unless Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, who is in midweek adjournment. registered 7.8 on the Richter CENTRAL DUPLICATOR TYPEWRITER CO. 511 Broadway, Camden 964-9080 the filibuster collapsed quickly, no hurry to pass the bill, took scale. The Japanese Weather Sta it appeared Congress would De advantage oi nis poMuim as in Washington until the week- House manager for the legisla-end ition by delaying floor action tion in Tokyo in a special.

Congress. (measure by which House effort to force a resolution of First order of business was leaders sought temporarily to the basic aid conflict, which I ii i 1 nnn.t JnmnvtH 4Vint Between them, the House and until next year, vote on a $70.5 billion com-ioypass a deacuocKea conierence mumues a senate uemcmu umi. announcement broadcast on radio and television that the tremor at 3:30 a.m. (EST) generated hisrh waves. Authorities! issued tidal wave warnings to residents of northern Japan.

promise defense appropriation bill. Little difficulty was expected in passing it. Also ready for quick action was another House-Senate con similar by the Similar Warning The NEIC said a warning was issued Honolulu Observatory. The center said it ference agreement, this one on extending unemployment benefits. Stickier Problem "under had Proving a stickier problem was the appropriation for the stands" the Russians issued a similar warning.

"Some wave action waSriistript nf fnliimhia pnvprn- ment. House Republicans on the joint conference committee considering separately-passed recorded at Shemya Island in the the NEIC said. It said the waves measured one-half foot. The Japanese Weather Sta House and Senate bills refused to sign a draft agreement. tion, issued its tidal wave House G0P jeader Gerald warnings to all areas of Japan's of Michigan spent a good Hokkaido! northern islands of part of his day working on parts of and- Noyaa and them and by nightfall yesterday! said he thought the odds were 'Selected' Trial Honshu, Japan's main island.

The quake was recorded at the seismograph station at Cal Tech in Pasadena, the Seismo-logical Institute at Uppsala, Sweden, and at other points. The Swedish station said minor tremors followed for more than two hours. Center of Tremor However, it was not felt at Postponed Again SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) murder trial of the "Sole- dad Brothers" has been post poned again. Anchorage. Alaska, some 2,400 Superior Judge S.

Lee Vavuris granted a defense motion yesterday for additional time to re view the files of 200 convicts the prosecution plans to put on the witness stand. The trial resumes Monday with the first state witness scheduled to begin testimony miles from the reported center of the tremor. The center of the earthquake was reported to be about 750 miles from Amchitka Island, the scene of last month's U.S. It was the second major ea-thquake recorded In the region within three weeks. A magnitude 7.3 earthquake occurred nearby Nov.

24. A spokesman for the NEIC said today's tremor was "not related to the underground test" at Amchitka. The Atomic Energy Commission had made the same statement about the Nov. 24 quake. establishing the death of Sole-dad Prison guard John V.

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