Nixon Urges Defeat Of Newspaper Price Fixing Measure
The Nixon administration urged defeat in Congress of a bill allowing newspapers to fix advertising and circulation prices by joint operations. Justice official McLaren said a limited joint printing and billing arrangement could exist, but full price fixing and profit pooling would violate antitrust laws. Senators supporting the bill say it could save financially faltering papers, while opponents warn against eroding free market principles.
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UPI
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pBut
Richard W. McLaren
Justice Departent
Antitrust Division
Senate Antitrust Monopoly
Justice Department
McLaren
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Subcommittee
Republian
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Nixon
Hart
Water Unit Faces Rate Hike and Audit Costs
The board reviews anticipated charges including 3000 for incidental surveying, 29000 for two audits of state water resources books, 14250 for legal counsel, and 10000 for a San Francisco water release study reduced to 3000. Public relations spending totals 10165 with major items 4200 for newsletters and 2400 for a PR consultant.
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San Francisco
E Bray
Water District
Fremont
Manda
Budget Battle Over California State Budget in Senate
SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA Senate Finance Committee sends an $8.19 billion state budget to the full Senate, trimming Reagan’s $6.2 billion plan mainly in construction. The budget faces a joint Assembly-Senate conference to resolve differences ahead of a Monday vote. Democrats push for more funding for schools and tax reform, seeking additional allocations while the GOP governor seeks narrower spending.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Reagan
Fire Police Budget Approvals Highlight City Expenses
Proposed general government expenditures of 77,868 were left unscashed. Items include a 24,804 city rental bill, 10,525 insurance bill, 8,500 telephone bill, 7,000 utility bill, and 6,800 contribution to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber 4 Commerce
Outpost Assault 3 Crushed Amid Tay Ninh Fighting
Reports from Lam and Kesmen describe heavy clashes near Tay Ninh with 382 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and a U.S. 25th Infantry Division assault near the Cao Dai temple. House to house fighting along the outskirts produced urban combat and scorched mud dwellings as allied forces held the area.
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Tay Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Charles T Hayward
Alexandria
25Th Infantry
James Allison
Birmingham
Ala
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
An Hoa
Saigon
Man surrenders in fugitive murder case in Las Vegas
Russell Payne, 25, turned himself in to Clark County deputies in Las Vegas on a fugitive murder warrant from Jackson Wyoming. He is connected to the disappearance of his parents Dr. Martin Payne and his wife Emmalyn, who had been missing for over a week as a large Wyoming search continues. An attorney associated with the wanted man was present during surrender.
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Russell Payne
Clark County Sheriff's Deputies
Las Vegas
Jackson
Wyo
Martin Payne
Emmalyn
Wyoming
Fremont Ambulance Co
Kaiser
Berry
Kaiser Hospital
Union City
Riggs
Warm Springs
Ambulance Service Faces City Probe On Application For Business License
Fremont Ambulance Co undergoes a city inquiry over its business license application amid accusations of misrepresenting response times and a disputed call basis for Kaiser Hospital. The hearing reviews service standards, staffing, and eligibility while Kaiser Hospital staff confirm a non emergency call.
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Ambulance Service
Kaiser Hospital
Joseph Mulroy
Berry
Arl Riggs
Fremont Armiuance
Hayward Man's Slayer Guilty in California Murder
Rolland J. Berry, 20, of Santa Ana California was found guilty Friday of first degree murder in the slaying of Kent Davis 21 of Hayward California whose bones were found last March in an isolated area. Berry faces sentencing July 3 after authorities testified Davis went to Riverside to buy drugs from Berry and was shot after a robbery of about 800 dollars. Two hunters located Davis bones near Elsinore California.
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Rolland J. Berry
Santa Ana
Calif
Hayward
Davis
Riverside
Berry
Elsinore
Racial Calm Summer Indicated By Nixon aide
In Los Angeles UPI reports Herbert C. Klein, director of communications for the Nixon Administration, said hopeful signs point to a calm summer with no visible organized effort to create national chaos in ghettos. He cautioned against assuming no disturbances will occur.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
Herbert C. Klein
Minuteman Ballistic Missile Launch at Vandenberg AFB
A Minuteman I intercontinental ballistic missile was launched Friday from Vandenberg Air Force Base along the Western Test Range toward a predetermined Pacific target. The Air Force said the test evaluated components involved in refining the Minuteman weapons systems.
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Calif
Dpi
Pacific
Air Force
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