Labor Department faces pushback on Youth Corps pay cut
Neighborhood Youth Corps project directors nationwide resist new Labor Department guidelines that cut trainee earnings and hours. The National Association for Community Development calls the changes unfair to enrollees and ineffective, while Labor officials weigh adjustments amid broad pushback.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department of Labor
National Association For Community Develop
Ment
Graham to Speak at White House Service for Second Time
President Nixon expects the largest crowd yet at Sunday White House worship with evangelist Billy Graham making his second appearance. 350 guests from Cabinet members Supreme Court and Grid Iron Club veterans will attend as Bucknell University Chorus provides music.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Billy Graham
Supreme Court
Gridiron Club
Graham
Bucknell University Chorale
Nixon White House
Colombian airliner hijacked to Cuba ends flight
An Avianca Boeing 727 carrying 79 people was hijacked near Barranquilla by four men with bombs and guns. The plane, diverted to Havana after mechanical trouble, left Cuba for Barranquilla following a Wednesday hijack. A Varig flight also reported hijacking from Santiago to Europe with 42 aboard.
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Miami
Cuba
Bogota
Barranquilla
Havana Radio
Varig
Santiago
Chile
Europe
Avianca
Havana
Interracial rotation proposal at church union meeting
In St Louis, Rev Charles S Spivey urged inter racial rotation of bishops for a new united church uniting black and white Protestant wings. The proposal followed a similar eight year term limit and alternation plan for the national presiding bishop decided hours earlier. Spivey sought applying these provisions to community district and regional levels.
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Spivey
Man Answers as Only Male Operator at San Francisco Office
Philip Grimes, 22, is the Pacific Telephone Co's lone male operator at the Steiner Street central office. He says callers often giggle or snort when he answers though he joined two weeks ago after applying to operator jobs. Under the Civil Rights Act, sex discrimination in hiring is forbidden.
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San Francisco
Philip Grimes
The
Pacific Telephone Co
Grimes
Steiner Street
Bel Air records lowest heart disease rate in LA County study
In a university study covering 76 Los Angeles County areas the Bel Air district reports the lowest heart disease rate. The affluent neighborhood stands out amid broader health disparities across the county.
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Los Angeles
Bel- Air
County Government Bill Under Study
Aiken County considers a council manager form. A study committee’s recommendations are sent to the legislative council for drafting into bill form. Administration is currently shared by the delegation and the County Board of Commissioners along with other elected officials.
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Aiken County
Legislative Council
Columbia
Campaign Against Drugs Billboards To Roll Out Countywide
Florida billionaire Glenn Turner funds a countywide anti drug campaign. Six Aiken billboards and two Wagener signs go up with ten more countywide. Rev. David Wilkerson trains workers March 23 24. Public relations firm Russell Paige and Associates handles production and materials.
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Aiken County
Florida
Glenn Turner
Aiken
Wagener
David Wilkerson
New York City
Russell Paige and
Char
Budget Approved By Senate In South Carolina 508 Million Bill
The South Carolina Senate backed a 508 million dollar state budget with a special pension provision for former Circuit Judge James Hugh McFaddin. The clause, added by the Finance Committee, faces House scrutiny next week as senators debated its merit amid McFaddin's past legal and political history.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
House
James Hugh McFaddin
Manning
John Drummond
Greenwood
Drummond
McFaddin
Senate Finance Committee
Sens
Charles Garrett
Greenville
Marion Gressette
Calhoun
Gressette
Aiken and Columbia Clash in Whitney Field Pole Meet
Aiken and Columbia meet Sunday at Whitney Field for a pole event at 3 30 p m. The winner takes a trophy. Aiken starters include Fred Fortugno Don Little Pete Bostwick and John Clark Heath Manning. Columbia lines up Heath Manning Jr Les Florx Jr and Don Boyd.
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Aiken
Columbia
Whitney Field
Fred Fortugno
Don Little
Pete Bostwick
John Clark Heath Manning
Heath Manning Jr
Les Florx Jr
Don Boyd
Tried True Thoroughbreds Ready To Show Off Style
The Aiken Trials open the City of Aiken Cup to stakes winners as 47 entries compete in eight Trials. Notable horses include Red Reality and Mr Leader of Cragwood Stables, Buck Run from Greentree Stables, Hand To Hand, and Jack Of All Trades. Buck Run won the Tremont Stakes in 1968, while Hand To Hand has earned $60,793 in earnings. Six year old Jack Of All Trades and six year old All At Sea also compete, with All At Sea narrowly saved after an entry-card mishap.
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Red Reality
Oliver Ferland
Aiken
MacKenzie Miller
Cragwood Stables
McManaway
City of Aiken
All Trades
Mr. Leader
Buck Run
Greentree Stables
John M. Gaver Jr
New York
Top Knight
Cambridge Stable
W.O. Hicks
Jack of All Trades
W.C
Mike) Freeman
Bramazon Farm
Jack Carter
Sailor
Laughlin Bill Cuts Magistrates Ranks
Sen. Michael Laughlin introduced a measure to reduce Aiken County magistrates from 13 to four with offices in Aiken North Augusta the valley and Wagener and with countywide jurisdiction He said fewer posts with better pay could attract higher quality magistrates and improve efficiency and service to residents.
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Columbia
Aiken County
Michael Laughlin
Aiken
North Augusta
Valley
Wagener
Laughlin
Jets Return From Deep Egypt Raid as Tensions Rise
Israeli planes hit a Soviet built SA2 missile site at El Mansura 70 miles north of Cairo in the 15th deep Egypt strike this year. All jets returned safely. Rabin arrives in Tel Aviv for talks with Eban amid U.S. delay over jet requests. Guerrilla attacks persist in Gaza. Egyptian claims cite losses from Thursday raids. Heikal comments on U.S.Middle East policy. UN debate over Big Four communique stalls.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
el Mansura
Suez Canal
Israel
United States
Yitzhak Rabin
Abba Eban
Rabin
Nixon
Gaza Strip
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Middle East
Arab World
Washington
Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
William P. Rogers
Heikal
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Soviet Union
Big Four
Viet Cong Hospital Captured in Jungle Action
Government mercenaries led by U S Green Berets attacked a Viet Cong hospital six miles northwest of Tien Phuoc, killing 20 guards or staff and taking 10 patients. Ten rifles and a machine gun were seized and 10 buildings destroyed as allied spokesmen confirmed a battle with 20 enemy killed and 10 captured.
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Green Berets
Tien Phuoc
da Nang
1St Corps
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
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