Elderly Would Suffer From Ford Anti-Inflation Proposal
An Associated Press analysis finds Ford anti inflation moves would raise health care and food costs for seniors on fixed incomes. The plan would shift more hospital charges to beneficiaries and cut food stamp eligibility, affecting about 23.5 million Medicare recipients and many food stamp users.
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Congress and Ford Exchange Votes on Oil Import Bill
Congress approved an oil import bill with a 30 percent ship requirement, sent to the White House for signature in exchange for passage of a foreign trade measure. Ford supported the trade bill but warned of risks to foreign relations and inflation.
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AEC Fines Edison for Radioactive Waste Violations
The Atom Energy Commission fined Commonwealth Edison 25500 for radioactive waste violations and security plan failures at the Dresden nuclear facility. Edison faced 18 violations from June to September, with 20 days to pay or contest. The AEC said no immediate health threat, but potential hazards exist.
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Impatience at Cover-Up Trial Sped Cross Examination
In Washington Judge Sirica pressed to wrap up the cross examination of Robert Mardian as other defendants prepare their case. Prosecutor Volner has about an hour for questioning while Kenneth Parkinson’s defense predicts a lengthy run, with charges of obstructing justice and perjury facing Mitchell Ehrlichman and Haldeman.
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Most Boston Schools Reopen After Race Violence
The Boston School Committee voted to reopen elementary and middle schools in the South Boston Roxbury district after closures due to racial violence at South Boston High last Wednesday. Roxbury High and South Boston High will remain closed indefinitely as tensions continue and integration plans were rejected 3 to 2.
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