Haig faces rough day in stock market report
New York stocks drifted as Haig faced pressure amid midday UPI prices. Oracle of the market showed mixed moves in major names such as Alcoa, Am Can, Coca Cola, Boeing and General Electric while Omaha hogs and cattle markets reflected higher and lower ranges.
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Columbus Telegram address and subscription rates notice
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Haig faces antiwar cabal at SHAPE as critics voice discontent
Brussels reports detail a bloc of American officers at SHAPE voicing opposition to General Haig. They condemn Nixon links and deem him a political general, citing anonymous tips and media attention. Previous friction with Goodpaster and Ford's push to replace Haig are cited as context.
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Greenspan Shoes Pinch Highlight Economic Briefing
At a Washington briefing Alan Greenspan chairman of Ford's CEA appeared with a hole in his shoe, a scene recalling campaign imagery of Adlai Stevenson. The contrast with his $40,000 government pay and his lucrative New York consulting past prompts commentary on personal finance versus public service.
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Lawmaker pushes more classroom funding for handicapped
Sen. Douglas Bereuter of Utica seeks LB436 to cut coordinators and boost in classroom money for handicapped education in Nebraska. He proposes 100 percent state reimbursement for salaries and related items, negotiable, with districts contributing up to 1 percent of per pupil costs. The plan faces opposition from ESU advocates and school groups wary of undermining LB403 framework.
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