Administration and Labor Challenge Nixon Wage Freeze
Two labor groups and Boston police sue to strike down the Nixon wage price freeze arguing unconstitutional for deferred raises and government workers. The Justice Department defends the act while Congress gathers data as Capitol Hill debates post freeze policy and antitrust options. Gardner Ackley criticizes the policy as favoring big business and urges labor involvement. Harris calls for antitrust actions against major industries and Boggs pushes new trade legislation.
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Capitol Hill
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D-Okla
House
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Louisiana
South's Schools To Get Latitude
The Associated Press reports Chief Justice Warren Berger signaled more latitude in desegregation plans by denying a stay for Winston-Salem Forsyth County busing. He rejected the stay for 15 000 to 16 000 students and cautioned against insisting every school mirror district ratios. Alabama debates new limits on court ordered busing as Southern schools proceed under federal desegregation orders.
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Burger
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
N.C
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Charlotte
John Kiger
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Lawyer Accused Of Murders In Prison Shootout
San Rafael AP reports Marin County DA Bruce Bales charges 29 year old Stephen M. Bingham with five counts of murder in the San Quentin escape attempt of August 21. He allegedly smuggled a gun to George Jackson after a prison visit. Jackson and others died in the ensuing violence.
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San Quentin
Marin County
Bruce Bales
Bingham
George Jackson
Jackson
Bales
California
Angela Davis
Jonathan
Miss Davis
Edmond O'Brien Hospitalized From Cardiac Condition
Brief notice reports Edmond O'Brien in intensive care at San Bernardino Community Hospital after a desert film incident. A spokesman said he is under observation for a cardiac condition and resting comfortably.
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Calif
Edmond O’brien
San Bernardino Community Hospital
O’brien
Classified Inside Fronts and Editorials Note
Fragmentary newspaper page section heading appears with stray text and headings for Classifieds Editorials Entertainment Obituaries and Television. Readable items include scattered references to pages 16 17 18 20 and generic category labels. No cohesive event or person data is evident.
Ohio Legislature Faces First Wave of Budget Cuts
The Ohio General Assembly begins its 170th day of debate on the 1971 73 biennium as Gov. Gilligan orders layoff of about 2800 state workers to avert a $40 million cash shortfall. The move draws sharp criticism from House Speaker Kurfess while tax and budget measures stall. a stopgap funding bill of $57.7 million covers through early September. The Senate advances a workers compensation increase. income tax options remain under study with decisive votes pending.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Charles Kurfess
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Athens Fire Chief Dalton resigns after 35 years service
Athens Fire Chief Charles W. Dalton announced his resignation effective January 1 1972 after 35 years as a fireman and 19 years as chief. He cited conflict with some firemen trying to dictate policy and took a substantial salary and pension loss to leave the department.
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Athens
Charles W. Dalton
Dalton
Dwight D. Robinson
Raymond Shepard
Fire Department
California school finance ruling could reshape U S education
nationwide officials say the California Supreme Court decision striking local property taxes for financing public schools as unconstitutional may trigger similar lawsuits in many states. leaders predict far reaching reform and expanded educational opportunity for poor students. Ohio faces anticipated suits challenging property tax funding.
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Bob Monroe
Associated Press
California Supreme Court
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Hawaii
Utah
Califor
Nia’s
Court decision may affect Ohio school funding in time
Essex notes Ohio relies on property taxes for about two thirds of public education funding. He cites wide variance in taxable resources, paralleling California. He cautions the California ruling may not impact Ohio's financing outlook soon as the case may reach the Supreme Court.
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California
Essex
U.S. Supreme Court
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