Living Cost Increases Slow Yet Remain High
Washington AP reports May consumer prices rose 0.6 percent led by spikes in food, clothing, and gasoline, keeping annual inflation at 7.2 percent while earnings lag behind costs. Meat and grocery prices show mixed moves as officials warn inflation subsides only slowly.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau ‘of Labor’ Satistics
BLS
Herbert” Stein
President's Council of Seamame Advisers
Mayprise
Msmith
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Tau Devel
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Puchasing
Bureau
Unclear OCR fragment misreads grocery note
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about grocery items and prices with unclear names. No coherent event or entities to identify.
Nixon Fund Raising Probe Looms Over Nixon Era
Washington AP reports former Secretary Cox hints Nixon fund raising practices may be examined by Watergate prosecutor inquiry. Sources say Nixon campaign committee raised funds amid corporate and individual tax and securities issues. mention of later surveillance claims and possible use of electronic methods.
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Washington
Spe
Cemimerce
White House
Nixon
Vallurney
Cox Alde
Thomas McBride
Cox
Mittee
Watergate
Cedar Owes Thousands In Back Overtime Pay
Cedar county faces substantial back overtime liabilities after a county auditor Richard Kemmans said the county must compensate employees for May 4 196? through April 38 197? due to records showing hours exceeding a 40 hour week. The investigation covers county home staff and wage practices, with officials noting missing time records and salary based pay for home workers. County supervisors and staff were questioned as the inquiry extends into potential improper payroll handling.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Richard Kemmans
Kemmans
Department of A Labor
Morrow
al Wellman
House Votes Regents Funds for State Universities
The Iowa House approved a $233 million, ten year appropriation for the state board of regents to operate three universities and two other institutions. The 88 to 3 vote matched a compromise between resident and nonresident tuition aims and aligned roughly with Senate and Gov. Gay’s recommendations, though slightly over the House initial figure.
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NES Moines
State Board of Regents
House
Senate
Gay
Robert Ray
Nixon Brezhnev Agree to Arms Limitation in 1974
President Nixon and Soviet Leader Brezhnev commit to reach a permanent cap on offensive nuclear arsenals by 1974, with a 2 20 p.m. CDT signing at the White House and instructions to Geneva SALT negotiators. They vow to seek concrete measures while pursuing a broader scientific cooperation pact, as talks resume amid cautious optimism.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
U.S
Geneva
Boll
Phigh
Bolly
Wome
Salians
Countrles
Jugier
Brezhnev
Moscow
Breakthrough
Blackmun
Rehnquist
Veler
Byron White
Burger
J Publishers
Motion Picture Proucers
Iowa Lawyers Face Client Security Fund Plan
A Des Moines report says nine Iowa lawyers have embezzled $42,008 from clients, prompting a Iowa State Bar Association committee to propose a Clients Security Fund. The plan aims to fully reimburse clients for misappropriation via a $200 initial assessment per lawyer, funded by a corporate nonprofit structure with a five-member board. The fund would seek $600,000 upfront and insurance coverage of $1 to $2 million.
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Harelson Weber
Dany Prass Axim
Des Moines
Thwa
Gelling
Tawa
Alan
Lion
Alb
Anil
Lee Guudineer
Bat
Association
Jon
Owever
Bar Association
Dew Maines
Sama
Towa
Towa State Bar Assn
Owe
Cart of Wovernors
Neiman
Uiserelion
Nelman
Supreme Court narrows obscenity standards in ruling
The Supreme Court, in a Warren Burger led decision, rejects national standards for obscenity and allows local community standards to determine obscenity. It directs juries and courts to assess whether a work, taken as a whole, lacks serious literary artistic political or scientific value, tightening protection of hard core pornography.
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Walmington
Supreme Court
Warren “Burger
Burger
Fiery crash of Aeromexica jet near Puerto Vallarta
AP reports an Aeromexica jetliner with 27 aboard crashed south of Puerto Vallarta while on approach from Houston after a stop in Monterrey. Rescue teams faced jungle terrain to reach the wreckage on Mt 12 miles offshore, deaths and injuries unconfirmed, pilot reportedly cleared for final approach.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Aeromexica
Houston
Texas
Houstons
Monterroy
Jover Bandaras Bay
Puertos
Vallarta
I Pedro Vega
Mt. 12
Monterrey
Acapulco
Mexico City
Carlos Pernander de Lara
Pacific Ocean
Pernander de Lara
Sintdenty
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Cedar
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H. R. Ral
Lut Ue
Sn Tulal
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Knoks
Ned Morrow
Shearings
Regents
Teader
Maryland
Henry Kissinger
William Rogers
Andre} Gromyko
Anatoly Dubryn Jin
Ato Pact
Breztney
Prige
Denver
Juslee Rehnquist
Jaslice White
Colyrado
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