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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
3
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Washington AP reports Senate foes vow a stiff fight possibly a filibuster against a bill to strengthen federal enforcement of fair employment practices. The measure would extend protection to about 20 million workers and broaden EEOC power, while House action may forge a compromise. A separate Warren County murder trial saw defendant warned for disrupting court as details emerge. A Meadville civil case involving Conneaut Lake Park settled before trial with undisclosed terms. The Senate proposal broadens coverage to state and local workers and unions with eight or more members, potentially adding about 60 million workers to the law.
Treasury official Paul Volcker outlined a linked plan to wrap up a broad trade package and the dollar devaluation bill by early February. He said negotiations with major partners should pose no trouble and predicted Congress would act quickly on the monetary measure. Volcker spoke at a rare on‑the‑record briefing, noting the plan includes responding to Japan, Canada, and the European Community as part of a broader economic policy. The budget outlook remains wide red for 1972 and 1973, with deficits potentially around $40 billion in 1972, justified by slack conditions. The new exchange-rate system is not expected to falter under the agreement.
CHICAGO AP An alleged plan to poison city water supplies was deemed a harebrained scheme that could not have worked by James J. Jardine Chicago water and sewage commissioner Two men college students Steve Pera 18 and Allan Schwander 19 were charged with conspiracy to commit murder by introducing typhoid germs into Chicago water A security vigilant system guards the filtration plants while the state aims to thwart the alleged organization RISE Jardine noted chlorine would have destroyed the typhoid bacteria and police moved quickly arresting the men in Schwa der s North Side apartment The two appeared before Judge Robert J Sulski in Circuit Court with typhoid cultures identified at Mayfair City College and a laboratory found at the college.
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