Banks' street names hide big stock holdings says Metcalf
Sen. Lee Metcalf warned that major banks may secretly control large blocks of stock in top US companies by using nominee street names on shareholder lists. He cited Chase Manhattan as example, noting it appears under 24 street names and holds sizeable percentages in airlines and other firms. Metcalf plans a corporate ownership report act to force disclosure of true ownership.
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Lee Metcalf
Chase Manhattan Bank
Clint
Cudd
Egger
Gooss
Gunn
Kane
Ring
Metcalf
Montana
Senate Government Operations Committee
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB By Airlines
Chase Manhattan
TWA
Eastern
National
American
Northwest
United
Wester
Securities and Exchange Commission
Metcalfaid
Gas Tank Truck Blast Hurts Two Steubenville Officers
Two Steubenville policemen were critically burned after a gasoline tank truck exploded while investigators stepped from their cruiser to inspect the scene. Patrolman Leonard Lamatrice and Thomas McGough remained in a Pittsburgh burn center as four others were treated for injuries. Firemen and hospital staff tended to multiple burn and trauma cases with damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Steubenville
Ronald Milanti
Ohio Valley Hospital
Richard Lawrence
Alan Harris
Peter Krnich
24 Students Make ESC Dean's List
Twenty four Corry and Union City students earned dean's list honors at Edinboro State College for the spring semester. Names include Harry Anderson and Michael Dar ndall from Corry, plus Dale Bidwell and Yvonne Chapman from Union City, with addresses listed for several honorees.
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Corry
Union City
Edinboro State College
Harry , Anderson
Concord Street
Janet Cole
Michael F. Darndall
R.D
Donna Douglass
Gary Fish
Liberty Street
Roberta Harrington
Jack McIntyre
Snyder Circle
Tie Goodwill
Center Street
al Gresshaw
West High Street
Ei Ann Kulesa
North Street
Sandea Lucas
Craig Stoke
Warden Street
Theodore Stall
Ronald L. Thomas
Rexford Wiggers
Hesburgh at Notre Dame After Twenty Years as President
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh marks twenty years as Notre Dame president. He describes being a priest as his greatest treasure while noting campus change, student turmoil, and his role as adviser to presidents. Enrollment rose from 2,500 to 8,200 and the campus now has 75 buildings.
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South Bend, Ind
Theodore Martin Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Father Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Hesburgh
U.S
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Social Security hike battles debt ceiling clash in Senate
Democratic leaders push a 1 cent Social Security increase to attach to the debt ceiling bill despite President Nixon and Republican objections. The House approved the debt ceiling raise to 450 billion dollars, while Sen Church argues the plan would fund elderly benefit increases. Opposition volleys include charges of political maneuvering and tax reform riders being rejected. The proposal would raise the wage base and payroll tax, lifting the maximum tax from 468 to 594 dollars in 1973.
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Washington
Nixon
Frank Jch
Idaho
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Church
Ziegler
Wallace F Bennett
Utah
Henry 5. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Treasury
Sen
Social Security Administration
Thief steals speech notes of Iowa attorney general hopeful
Dubuque Democratic candidate James Reynolds says a thief took his law and order speech notes and campaign photos from a folder in his rented car while he was in Des Moines. He searched downtown and nearby garbage cans but found only empty wine bottles.
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Dubuque
Iowa
James Reynolds
Law and Order
Des Moines
Reynolds
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