IRS Takes Over Nixon Price Freeze Inquiries
The Internal Revenue Service said it would answer questions about the Nixon price and wage freeze. Arizona district director A W McCanlass announced questions would be handled at IRS offices in Phoenix Tucson Mega and Flagstaff. The agency will also supply investigative manpower to follow up on complaints examine books and enforce penalties for violators.
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Labor Leaders Attack Nixon Wage Price Freeze
AFL-CIO President George Meany leads a labor revolt against Nixon's wage price and rent freeze arguing exemptions favor inflation. He calls Congress to impose broader controls on profits interest and income and urges unions to strike if needed. Teamsters split, with Frank Fitzsimmons backing the freeze while criticizing exemptions. Meany doubts a year end end.
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Californian Turns Milk Cans Into Small Fortune
In Jackson California Richard Toe buys 7044 old galvanized milk cans for 2000 dollars. He buys cans from the state and resells them at 30 cents each. The antiques dealer believes many people want a milk can and is turning a local boom in salvage into income.
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Tone
Today's Markets Drift Lower Amid Sidelines Trading
New York stocks eased today as many investors stayed on the sidelines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 679.89, down 0.88, with declines slightly outpacing advances on the NYSE. Prices listed include Am Airlin 34% Am Can 34% Am Motors 8% and more across dozens of major issues.
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Marcor
Olin Corp
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Pb, Co
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Rain Storms Sweep Arizona Statewide Thunderstorms Hit State
The Associated Press reports widespread thunderstorm activity across Arizona on Thursday bringing heavy rainfall and flash flood watches. Sabine Canyon near Tucson logged three inches in one hour. Flagstaff areas recorded up to 1.54 inches at stations. A flash flood watch extended 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with more showers predicted through Saturday. River city incidents included a Tucson umbrella lightning strike injuring youths and floodwaters stranding a nine-member family in the Harquahala Valley, rescued by helicopter from their home near Phoenix.
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NADEC Panel Sets Saturday Session
The five county NADec board will meet in Flagstaff to elect officers and form five standing committees. They will designate reps to the state advisory committee and hear a TECAC presentation. Agenda includes Head start, Manpower, grant conditions, personnel manual, and Coconino program director appointment. Starts 10 a.m. at Coconino County Health on N Ft Valley Rd.
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Flagstaff
American Technical Asistance Corporation
Joe Montoya
Coconino County
Coconino County Departmen of Health
N. Ft. Valley Road
Federal panel cuts down payment on conventional loans
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board approved lowering down payments to five percent for conventional home loans, capped at 30,000 and limited to single family dwellings. Loans must be insured or guaranteed by eligible mortgage insurers and backed by reserves. The move targets moderate and low income buyers, supplements FHA and VA loans, and allows associations to offer lower upfront costs.
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Calley Sentence Cut to 20 Years
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. saw his life sentence for the My Lai Massacre cut to 20 years by Lt. Gen. Albert Connor at 3rd Army HQ. The reduction marks the first review step in the case, with Nixon to assess the ultimate outcome. Calley remains confined at Fort Benning as the process continues.
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Calley
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Herman Kassner
Public Informaion Office
Nixon
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City Day Care Workshop Set Aug 23 24
The Flagstaff Head Start Day Care Program will hold a two day curriculum workshop at the Murdock Day Care Center on August 23 and 24. Joe Day, program director, says parents and staff will meet with Dr. Ble ie Underwood of the University of Arizona to plan the program and activities for the coming year. Ernest Clark, from the Office of Child Development in San Francisco, will conduct sessions on the importance of parent involvement in Head Start programs.
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Bleie Underwood
University of Arizona
Underwood
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Ernest Clark
Office of Child Development
San Francisco
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