Reagan Fee May Quiet Him
Sacramento AP Gov Ronald Reagan’s aides set his speech fee at 25000 to discourage tours and curb national office speculation. They note the fee covers Republican fund raising events while Reagan says he personally gains nothing. Deaver says New England bookings followed a Minnesota Michigan trip.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
GOP
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Reagan
Mike Deaver
New England
Devel
Minnesota
Michigan
Harold Levander
Deaver
Morals charges filed against cartoonist Al Capp
Eau Claire Wisconsin prosecutors charged cartoonist Al Capp with sodomy, attempted adultery and indecent exposure in connection with an alleged incident with a 20 year old coed at a motel. A Cappon Alfred G Kaplin of Cambridge Massachusetts is named in the warrant. Capp disputed the charges in a statement via his attorney.
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Eau Claire
Wis
al Capp
Dist. Atty
Lawrence W. Durning
Thomas Barland
Capp
Alfred G. Kaplin
Cambridge
Mass
Vietnam
Suffolk County
Durning
Eau Claire State University
Wisconsin
Boston
Alvin Hockberg
A Case of Potluck
Assistant Police Chief Kenneth Nichols describes a nickle bag of marijuana, a small street drug purchase. The term nickle bag refers to its low price and small quantity.
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Kenneth Nichols
North Hills to Add Second Nine at City Golf Course
Four years after opening, North Hills municipal course moves to double capacity. Wurst Landscaping will build the new nine with a June next year opening target. Financing was set with a five percent bid from Marine Bank Corry after council-backed six percent limit, and Erie County funding of five thousand annually for five years.
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North Hills
Marine Bank
Corry
Golf Commission
National Bank of Corry
Erie County
Congress to push recycled paper in federal purchases
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito will introduce two House bills directing federal agencies to maximize use of recycled paper and study procurement of all recycled materials. He argues the nation must reuse paper to save trees and curb environmental waste and notes the large potential market for recycled products.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
Vigorito
Beii Vigorito
Millie Jukes Leads Citywide Eco Campaign at Corry High
Millie Jukes a Corry Area High School sophomore mobilizes weekly cleanup drives after organizing a major Earth Day effort that hauled three loads of trash from City Park and near the railroad tracks. She and six friends plaster the town with posters urging cleaner living and reduced pollution.
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Tim Pryor
Millie Jukes
Corry Area
Millie
Pines
Bannee
Corry
Push Struggle To Bolster Record Low U.S. Dollar
Finance ministers of the six Common Market nations meet in Brussels to halt the inflow of dollar funds into Europe and shield West European unity from a dollar crisis. Officials discuss keeping parities, with Germany resisting unilateral moves while the United States emphasizes no policy change. The market turmoil centers on Eurodollars and possible shifts in gold and currency values.
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Brussels
Europe
West Germany
Frankfurt
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Connally
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Steel firms raise steel prices in six from 6.25 cents
Bethlehem Steel matched a 6.25 cent rise after U.S. Steel moved first. Inland Steel Kaiser Armco Jones and Laughlin Republic all followed, lifting hot and cold rolled steel about 31 of 93 million tons. Increases range from 8.50 to 13 per ton, effective June and July. Nixon and Connally voiced concern as industry reacts and talks of further raises unfold. Union president Abel says time to seek similar gains for workers.
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Bethlehem Steel Co
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel
Kaiser
Armco
Jones and Laughlin
Republic
White House
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Chrysler Corp
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
Abel
Hot pants spark swings in Miami garment industry
In Miami Beach AFL CIO official Louis Stulberg warns hot pants and other women’s fashions disrupt small garment houses. He cites firms choosing between long dresses short dresses or hot pants and the risk of bankruptcy if wrong bets. He predicts dresses will prevail as American women settle on preferred styles.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Stulberg
Hopkins Protests Penalty For Retired
Representative Forest Hopkins of North East protests penalties charged to retirees by public utilities for late payment. He cites that many retirees receive income after the due date, urging the PUC to change payment deadlines or grant an exemption. He asks if the Commission can address this unfair situation.
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Harrisburg
Forest Hopkins
North East
PUC
George Bloom
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