Nixon broadens wage guideline with flexible enforcement
The administration keeps the 5.5 percent wage cap on the books while using a panel's broadly worded guide to wage behavior. The Labor-Management Advisory Committee urged pay growth aligned with cutting inflation to 2.5 percent or less, stressing no single standard fits all.
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Nixon
White House
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Treasury
George P. Shultz
John Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Shultz
Dunlop
Shaker Heights Executes Sudden Mayoral Succession
At a packed city council meeting, Walter C. Kelley Jr. moved from law director to mayor within seven minutes following a series of resignations and elections. Jones resigned, Adams became vice mayor, and Kelley was sworn in as mayor after rapid votes and reappointments.
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Shaker Heights
Ohio
Walter C. Kelley Jr
Paul K. Jones
Foes of Lottery Set Plans in Ohio May Ballot Fight
The Ohio Task Force Against the Lottery met to plan a two month campaign to defeat the lottery initiative on the May ballot. The group includes lay and clergy leaders from 20 organizations in the Ohio Council of Churches chaired by Dr. Paul Minus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Paul Minus
Minus
Episcopal
John Burt
Cleveland
United Methodist
Francis Kearns
Canton
James Malone
Youngstown
U S Presses North Vietnam on POW Releases
The United States urged immediate release of U S POWs as North Vietnam paused civilian prisoner releases citing cease fire terms. Hanoi insisted on honoring all Paris pact provisions while liaison flights remain an issue. 163 Americans freed so far with 422 still held across Vietnam and Laos.
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United States
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Hanoi
North
Laos
Vietnam
U. S
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Peace conference in Paris nears broad accord on Vietnam terms
U S and North Vietnam report substantial agreement on a international declaration to back the Vietnam peace. McCloskey says remaining differences may be resolved by Friday. Ministers debate U N role and postwar Laos and Cambodia as Waldheim offers limited intervention.
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Foreign Ministers
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Hanoi
U.N
Laos
Cambodia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
World Organization
Judge acquits Russo Ellsberg on one espionage count
U S District Judge Matt Byrne drops one espionage count each against Anthony Russo and Daniel Ellsberg in the Pentagon Papers case, ruling the government lacked sufficient evidence. He keeps 13 counts alive and holds in abeyance two counts tied to transmission to unindicted co-conspirator Vu Van Thai.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Russo
Russo
Daniel Ellsberg
U. S
Pentagon
Vu van Thai
Standby Draft Lottery Plans Announced in Washington
The Selective Service System will hold a standby draft lottery on March 8 for men turning 19 in 1973 born in 1954. For the first time since 1969, those receiving numbers face no prospect of induction into the armed forces, a spokesman said.
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Washington
Selective Service
Senate panel moves to cut foreign aid unless Nixon acts
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a measure to end foreign aid after April 30 if President Nixon does not release 4.5 billion dollars for domestic programs. The move was attached to a bill authorizing 1.55 billion in military aid over four months and requires approval for rehabilitation funds. The panel, led by Sen. Fulbright, voted 9 to 7 along party lines.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Congress
North Vietnam
Senate
Departments of Agriculture, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development
Health, Education and Welfare
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations
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Musician found guilty of first degree murder in Ohio University coed death
Larry Joseph Via, a 28 year old traveling musician, was found guilty of first degree murder in the 19 year old Ohio University coed Jane Maguire slaying near Akron. A jury of seven and five deliberated over three days before the verdict.
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Akron, Ohio
Larry Joseph Via
Ohio University
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Governors Attack Nixon Budget Cuts in Washington Meeting
Democratic governors led by Kentucky's Wendell Ford condemn President Nixon’s proposed cuts as shifting deficits onto states and raising costs for the least able to pay. Senator Muskie's intergovernmental-relations subcommittee heard criticism amid a three day Democratic push. Other witnesses included Democratic Govs Bumpers Carter Curtis and Republican Holton.
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Washington
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Nixon
Edmund
Muskie
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert Ford
Kentucky Democrat
Ford
Daniel Evans
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Kenneth Curtis
Maine
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Ohio House Debates Lottery Funds and Uniformed Campaign Ban
Ohio House lawmakers introduced seven bills including a proposal to use lottery funds for real estate tax relief and a ban on campaigning in uniform. The lottery bill, led by Rep. Joseph P. Tulley, targets voter consideration May 8 amid talk it could finance a Vietnam veterans bonus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Joseph P. Tulley
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