Phase II inflation goal may not be met
President Nixon's top economists warned the Phase II aim to cut inflation to 2 to 9 percent by year end may not be achieved citing resistance, paperwork, and inflationary pressure. They signaled a shift toward freer markets while noting meat prices had peaked and tenants pressed for rent freezes. Sen. Curtis sought FTC probes into deceptive meat price ads by Giant Food Stores and rival papers.
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Nixon
Keanorle Adevisers
Ietbert Stein
Marina ¥.N. Whitman
House-Senate Joint Economic Committee
Stein
Whitman
Treasury
John B. Connally
Rent Advisory Board
The
Price Commission
Bernice Crawley
Philadelphia
National Tenants Organization
Crawley
Fran Wohlworth
Long Island
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Federal Trade Commission
Giant Food Stores, Inc
Uurtés
Washington Evening Star
Washington Post
Steel producers hold price line
Pittsburgh based steel companies signaled restraint as major producers followed Bethlehem Steel by delaying rolled steel price increases until Jan 1 1973. U S Steel Gira and Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp announced no rise before that date with other firms expected to join. The move, praised by President Nixon’s Price Commission, aims to curb inflation while wage hikes under a three year U SW contract feed into steel costs.
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UPI
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel Gira
Pal
Jones & Langit Seal Co
Nixon
United Steelworkers
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Ae Construction
Irman
J&l
Roesch
Mexican Americans rally in Sacramento for EOP support
About 300 Mexican American college students demonstrate on the Capitol steps to back Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr. plan to make the Educational Opportunity Program permanent in the state budget. They accuse Gov. Reagan of trying to phase out EOP and push for $13.1 million yearly funding.
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Ronald Reagan
Capitol Steps
Azure Power
Legislarate
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Reagan
Taulse Canter
Sacramento State Callese
Brown
Sacramento
Dae Hay
California State College Student Presidents Association
EOP
Shootout Victim Donald Oliver Killed in San Rafael
Donald D. Oliver, 37, a known drug pusher, lay dead on a roadway after a shootout with police in San Rafael yesterday morning. A police lieutenant was wounded and in fair condition. Several bags of suspected amphetamine were found in a car Oliver rode in. driver Roberta Brust, 25, of Tiburon, was unhurt and not held.
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Donald D. Oliver
San Rafael
Oliver
Herm
Roberta Brust
Tiburon
Amtrak to expand service with long-distance trains
Amtrak will add long distance trains this summer increasing Metroliner service between New York and Washington and launching a coast to coast route from New York to Los Angeles via Kansas City. Changes include more Metroliner trips and revised connections impacting Washington to St. Louis travelers with a special stop in North Philadelphia.
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UPD
New York Washington Corridor
New York
Los Angeles
Kensas City
Washington Herrisburg
Transporation
John A. Volpe
Metroliner
Chicago Los Angeles
Buffalo
Chicago
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Avhich
Denver
San Diego
Portland
Gaklan
Calif
Fremont boys club fete to be held May 24 at Sunol Valley
The Fourth Annual Leading Citizens Dinner benefiting the Fremont Boys Club is set for Wednesday May 24 at Sunol Valley Country Club. Jaycees Edwards Optimist and Rotary clubs sponsor with Superior Court Judge Purchie as general chairman and Herbert L Harrison as cochairman. Information at 656-6263.
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Fremont Boys’ Club
Alameda County
Sunol Valley Country Club
Leading Citizens
Jaycees
Eiwards
Fans
Optimist
Rotary Clubs
Superior Court
Iar Purchie
Herbert L. Harrison
FCC probes Demo bill sparks partisan dispute
The FCC faced charges from Republican National Chairman Robert Dole that Democratic National Committee discriminatory actions and free telephone service violated federal law. FCC Chairman Dean Burch said the commission would seek a response and may refer the unpaid bill issue to the Justice Department for possible action.
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Washington
Robert Dele
FCC
Democratic P
Iawa
Dean Burch
Doke
DTAT
Itt
Burch
Dole
Justice Department
Bon Othte Community Message Lost In Transit
A garbled OCR note from Bon Othte in Fre ment Calitoria references a March 8 mailing and a communication center square. Details are unclear due to heavy text distortion but indicate a local message event or notice in confusion.
Apollo 16 prepared to launch
Apollo 16 readiness review reports all systems go for the 9 45 a m Sunday launch from Cape Kennedy. Mission team and ground crew remain on schedule with two astronauts taking a brief air flight while weather forecasters monitor a spring system over the central U S and Florida ahead of liftoff.
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Chester M. Jee
Kennedy Space Center
Kurt H. Debus
John W. Young
Thomas K. Mattingly
Charles M. Tarke
Moon
Young
Mallingly
Patrick Air Force Base
Duke
Mattingly
Houston
United States
North
Lorrda
Scottish woman gives birth to quintuplets in Scotland
In Edinburgh area a Scottish woman, Lily Bastock, gave birth to quintuplets at Bangour General Hospital by cesarean section. The four girls and one boy were born after about an hour, all in satisfactory condition. The couple also has two older children.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
UPI
Troy
Bangour General Hospital
Neir
Lily Bostock Efay
Madale
Janet Worling
Sik Waele
Cassarhan
James Gostock
Hi Steyear
Doolittle Raiders Mark 30th Anniversary Toast
In Los Angeles UPI reports Jimmy Doolittle and 43 veterans who flew on the 1942 Tokyo raid gathered to toast those who served and perished. The reunion honored fallen crew, noted the raid’s psychological impact, and recalled the long road to safety in China or the Soviet Union.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Aircraf
Hornet
Kong
Doolittle
America
Charles L. McClure
China
Soviet Union
Trim
Thad
Con
David Mi. Jones
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Air Force
Dochiktls Raiders
American ‘Legion Post 707
Farmers Insurance Group
Reid
LBJ Tests In Hospital At Brooke Army Medical Center
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson is reported by a hospital spokesman to be getting along fine with no change in condition after his second heart attack on April 7. He remains in the penthouse suite at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio while visiting family in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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San Antonio
Tre
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
Johnson
Frelay
Charlottesville
BART approves ride home plan with AC Transit transfer
The Bay Area Rapid Transit board approved a plan offering commuters a free evening ride on AC Transit buses after paying a 25 cent morning fare in the East Bay. BART would share costs of the transfer with AC Transit while opposing a Senate bill diverting sales tax to Muni. William Ready criticized the bill as illegal.
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UPI
Bay Area Rapid Transit
District Board of Directors
AC Transit
East Bay
BART
Senate
Muni Railway
William Ready
San Francisco Sons
Milton Marks
George Moscone
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