Nixon Eyes Return to Public Life as Radio TV Commentator
Los Angeles report notes Richard Nixon aims to rejoin public life in about six months. He met with a columnist who writes for four papers and runs the Sam Yorty show on Channel 13, describing Nixon as vibrant and warm. Other sources say he may work in syndication radio while finishing his memoir and book projects, with notes on Watergate and public interest.
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Soviet Venus capsule lands, sends pictures of rocky surface
Soviet Venus 9 capsule soft lands and relays pictures suggesting a rocky surface with sharp angles and flat sides. Scientific directors say the images challenge prior beliefs of a sandy terrain and two earlier Soviet probes faced harsh conditions. Venus 10 was on course, while the mission team planned cross checks with other craft and awaited more data this weekend.
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AFL-CIO Urges Higher Minimum Wage and Shorter Work Week
AFL-CIO legislative director Hendler told Congress that a $3 minimum wage, higher overtime pay, and a 40 hour work week are needed. The group backs raising the minimum wage to $8 by Jan 1, 1977 and then adjusting for living costs while stressing the impact on unemployment and worker income. Biemiller cited overtime as cheaper for employers and argued for a fixed standard week to reduce joblessness.
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Man Granted One Month Stay of Execution in Mother-in-Law Murder
Richardson was granted a one month stay of execution yesterday after his attorney Richard Levin sought to trigger a broader wave of executions. He was convicted earlier this month for the slaying of his mother-in-law.
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Kennedy May Be On Ballot For Massachusetts Primary
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy's name could appear on Massachusetts Democratic presidential papers under a new state law. Officials said anyone who does not want to be listed would have the right to remove himself, with several would be candidates facing removal decisions as deadlines approach.
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Tate Tees faces unclear bids as scrutiny rises over crate deals. Officials review proposed contracts with suppliers, seeking transparent pricing and delivery schedules amid mounting questions from stakeholders.
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