Nixon budget sails toward record deficit to curb unemployment
President Nixon will ask Congress for a 1973 budget of about 246.0 billion dollars with a deficit exceeding 520 million as part of a strategy to balance the budget, spur job creation, and counter rising unemployment and inflation while boosting defence spending amid a growing Soviet threat. The move is viewed as crucial for his re election chances in November.
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Satellite launches near space to boost world links
A commercial relay satellite was launched toward space to enhance trans Pacine communications ahead of a planned visit by President Nisin for China and the V olmpic in Germans. The vehicle, built in England and owned by an international consortium including Australia and New Zealand, should reach 23,400 miles above the mid Pacific tomorrow.
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Air Force Academy cadets corrected count on drugs probe
US cadets faced a revised tally as officials at the Air Force Academy admitted 19 cadets were found guilty of marijuana use. The inquiry also reviewed seven other students suspected of smoking but the investigation continued into the weekend.
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Soviet Production Plan Realized At 1970 Peak Despite Shortfalls
Soviet Central Statistical Board reports that while agriculture failed to meet planned production increases last year, overall output held at the record 1970 level. Consumer and heavy industry beat targets, helped by labor productivity gains, with total output reaching 1970 benchmarks and full employment maintained despite shortages in some sectors.
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Nixon Sets Push to End West Coast Dock Strike
President Nixon asked Congress for legislation to end the west coast dock strike, calling it intolerable and proposing a temporary arbitration board. Congressional sources said a 16 day delay is expected for passage, as talks continue and ports remain closed from Capila to Mexico. The dispute involves about 15,000 waterside workers seeking higher wages and a regular working week.
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Former minister Chandos dies at 78 in London
Oliver Lyttelton born March 15 1893 died yesterday in London age 78. A former British Cabinet member and business executive, he joined Churchill in 1940 as head of the Board of Trade and later served as Minister of State in the War Cabinet while influencing clothes rationing industry concentration and price controls.
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Bangladesh announces 19 million relief program for rural areas
Bangladesh government grants 160 million rupees about 19 million dollars to launch a phased relief effort this year to restore rural infrastructure and boost participation in national reconstruction. Kamruzzaman, Relief and Rehabilitation Minister, said the plan covers 2 00 million rupees and emphasizes immediate nationwide implementation.
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Hollywood to Honour Chaplin With Star and Fame Plaza
Hollywood weighs a memorial plan for Charlie Chaplin with a star and a public statue. A building owner plans a Chaplin figure for his foyer to balance Grauman’s Chinese Theatre display, amid pressure from entertainment industry groups and press reports.
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Transportation chief estimates jam costs at Disney World
The US Transportation Secretary estimated yesterday that traffic jams around Disney World in Orlando could cost about 126 million dollars. He outlined plans to untangle and ease congestion near the theme park, citing recent delays and the need for infrastructure improvements. Dashed figures and messy OCR reflect the crowded, high-stakes discussion on improving access to the resort area.
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Fighting cleric dies in Glendora bombing saga
An ailing Navy chaplain, Revered Hel Foray, dies amid chaotic WW II flare at Pearl Harbor era incident. Reports describe his quoted slogans and alleged incendiary remarks as electric lines blaze near the base. The article details the turmoil and claimed actions by servicemen during the attack.
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