Fund release prevents hit to school health budgets
HEW official says 1.5 billion impounded funds will be released without compensating cuts or punitive actions in Nixon budget proposals. The 1973 funds support education of the disabled, needy children, alcoholism services, and biomedical research. About 400 million had been released earlier. 1.5 billion to be released this year, though nearly 200 million lacks clear legal authority.
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Frank CG. Carlucci
HEW
Nixon
Congress
Carlucci
Justice Dept Sues Nevada Over Job Bias Laws
The U S Justice Department filed its first civil rights suit against Nevada laws restricting women from working more than eight hours a day or more than ten days per week. The suit alleges the statutes violate the Civil Rights Act and harm women by limiting employment opportunities. Pottinger urged invalidation to prevent misuse by employers. Civil Rights Division plans reviews in other states.
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UPI
Justice Department
Department
Nevada
Reno
Pottinger
Civil Rights Division
Man with many hats still keeps office at university
Dr I Hayakawa former president of San Francisco State University gained fame for the tam o shanter during 1968 campus unrest. He received hats from around the world but has not returned to teaching duties and continues to maintain an office at the university.
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San Francisco State University
Crime up one per cent in first nine months of year
Justice Department reports total crime rose one per cent in January through September due to increases in violent crime. Violent crime up three per cent with forcible rape, murder, and aggravated assault each rising about five per cent. Property crime up one per cent while splits by region show mixed trends across the Northeast North Central and South states.
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Justice Department
Robert J. Bork
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North Central States
South
Mitchell rejects dairy probe idea in grand jury plan
Washington AP report shows former attorney general John N Mitchell declined recommendations to present evidence against the Associated Milk Producers Inc. to a federal grand jury. He later approved a civil antitrust suit against the dairy cooperative, which had given $202,000 to Nixon's reelection campaign.
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John N Mitchell
Justice Department
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Associated Milk Producers Inc
Nixon
Richard W. McLaren
Antitrust
Chicago
Department
San Antonio
Tex
Ralph Nader
Gurney Refuses To Quit Watergate Panel Seat
Sen Edward J Gurney says he will not resign from the Senate Watergate committee despite missing eight public sessions Oct 31 to Nov 15 He stays in touch via staff rep and attended some executive sessions The matter involves a disputed $300000 Florida political fund alleged to be raised by a former Gurney staffer from contractors Williams denies knowledge of the fund and says it is unrelated to his absences
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Larry Ki. Williams
Congress panel targets puppy mills and air shipping
A House Government Operations subcommittee urges joint action by the Agriculture Department the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Aviation Administration to regulate animal shipping by air. It cites maltreatment false health certificates and deadly crate conditions with about 20 percent of breeders operating puppy mills. The plan proposes new container standards airport monitoring animal priorities and special animal ports at busy hubs.
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Agriculture Department
Floyd V. Hicks
Dwash
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Hicks
Department of Agriculture
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FAA
Six gypsum makers indicted on price fixing charges
A federal grand jury indicted six leading gypsum board manufacturers United States Gypsum Co. National Gypsum Georgia-Pacific Kaiser Kaiser Gypsum Celtex Flintkote and ten current or former executives in Pittsburgh. The charges allege price fixing in the home construction component market.
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Pittsburgh
Justive Department
United States Gypsum Co
Chicago
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Georgia- Pacific Corp
Portland, Ore
Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc
Oakland
Calif
Celtex Corp
Tampa
Fla
Flintkote Co
White Plains
N.Y
Death threat arrest in Hatley case at border bridge
Istvan Kispal Kovacs, 40, a Hungarian native, was arrested on an International bridge in Brownsville Texas on Wednesday and charged with threatening to kill U S Senator Mark Hatley. The FBI offered no motive for the threat. Kovacs refused a lawyer during charging, saying he would get one after consulting with his son Kennedy.
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UPI
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U. S
Mark Hat- Held
FBI
Hungary
Kovacs
Kennedy
Connecticut Quaker group urges Nixon to resign
The Stamford Greenwich Friends Society of Friends voted December 6 to ask President Nixon to resign citing his Watergate ties and actions. Spokesman Carl Hollander said delay came from a week long Connecticut ice storm. The letter addressed Nixon as Richard Nixon and urged respect for Quaker testimonies and traditional beliefs.
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