Victims of Crime Act Would Pay Federal Crime Victims
A bipartisan measure in the Senate would create a three person board to compensate violent crime victims or survivors up to 300000 for medical bills lost earnings and funeral costs based on need. The bill mainly covers Washington DC national parks forests Indian reservations and transport hubs and would subsidize state compensation programs to 7 percent of costs.
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Florida primary candidates face automatic ballot inclusion
In Florida the March 14 primary will list candidates on the slate regardless of their wishes, with officials or boards deciding the ballot and a Feb. 15 affidavit deadline for withdrawal. The rule contrasts with New Hampshire and other states, shaping early 1968 presidential politics.
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Ashbrook to reveal plan on challenging Nixon
Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio will hold a news conference in Washington to announce whether he will oppose President Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination. He says odds are about even for entering the March 7 New Hampshire primary and the March 14 Florida primary.
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Yorty in Louisiana for Democratic presidential bid
Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles arrives in Louisiana for a two day swing to press his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. He will hold a news conference in New Orleans and appear in Baton Rouge at a Democratic Central Committee meeting.
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Baily Review Admits Errors In March 4 1897 Publication
The Daily Ravialn published a legal notice by The Baily Review noting ошибки in the March 4 1897 issue. It lists officers Hloyd Sparks and William Chilsose and provides publishing and subscription details for Hayward California with multiple office addresses.
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Hartke May Ponder 72 Candidacy for New Hampshire
Sen. Vance Hartke plans a news conference to discuss his availability for the New Hampshire presidential primary. He has until January 30 to file petitions and a 3000 fee to appear on the March 7 ballot. A Hartke spokesman said state Rep. Katherine Lamey invited him to organize a signatures drive.
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Housing boom predicted for 1972 by mortgage officials
Preston Martin of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board expects ample mortgage funds and lower rates to boost home buying in 1972. Secretary George Romney notes 2.6 million starts in 1971 and a stronger 1972 outlook. Interest rates seen steady around 7.45 percent, possibly dropping to 7.27 percent.
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Preston Martin
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Housing and Urban Development
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Innocent Buy Sparks Court Case Over Truth in Lending
Miami widow Lesle Mourning paid 3.95 monthly for 30 months on magazine subs, totaling 22.45. A 1964 Truth in Lending challenge drew a ruling that four installments trigger disclosure rules, leading to appeals and calls for Supreme Court review.
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Senate eyes early adjournment to avoid election year spending fights
Senate leaders push for early action on appropriation bills to fund next year’s government and shorten a summer recess for the Democratic and Republican nominating conventions. Leader Hugh Scott says all backers want to finish early, while expectant deadlines risk delays before a mid year break.
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Economic indicators show gain in November says Commerce
A Commerce Department report shows the leading economic indicators index up 0.2 percent in November after a 1.2 percent rise in October. Five of eight indicators rose, three fell. gains included the average work week and durable goods orders, while new housing permits declined 9.7 percent. Harold Passer noted October permits’ jump explains the dip.
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