Romney Seen Favored To Succeed Bennett In Utah Senate
A Salt Lake City Tribune poll shows George Romney as the Republicans’ top choice to replace retiring Sen. Wallace I. Bennett if the election were held now Romney leads with 54 percent of GOP voters Mayor Jake Gann 14 percent and Romney’s cousin Vernon B Romney state attorney general 4 percent Romney has not announced a run.
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Proxmire critics arms spending rises on GAO list
Senator William Proxmire cites GAO findings that U S arms procurement could top a billion annually through 1979 as he urges curbs on defense costs The Wisconsin Democrat says the GAO compiles the most complete weapon system cost record to date and warns actual spending may be higher if omissions are addressed
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Phase IV plan outlined amid economic freeze debate
Washington reports a forthcoming Phase IV plan to ease a national price freeze. Authorities, including Ziegler and economic advisers, hint at controlled price rises. Wage growth and benefits likely capped, with aims to stabilize the explosive economy amid illness rumors.
Congressmen Leave China After Landmark Sino American Visit
The largest American congressional delegation to visit China ends a two week trip, saying the tour boosted Sino American relations. Eight congressmen depart from SHANQUAT after 1 am aboard a special jet en route to Seattle, with a stop at Yokota Air Base for refueling.
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Kennedy Leads in Demo Poll Against Wallace and Others
A Gallup poll shows Senator Edward M. Kennedy leading among Democrats for the presidential nomination with 38 to 40 percent support amid competition from George Wallace and others. Muskie Humphrey and McGovern each hold about eight to nine percent in national preference. The survey of 1,560 adults excludes those who did not identify as Democrats.
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Japan urges U S to exercise discipline in trade policy
Tokyo reports mounting Japanese anger at American trade limits as Ohira and Rogers clash over export controls on logs scrap iron and soybeans while proposing broader energy and economic cooperation. Ohira urges long term solutions and stable supply amid Asia Pacific peace talks outline.
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U S Tobacco Exports Eye China Breakthrough Sale
U S Department of Agriculture officials say China’s purchase of about 200 metric tons of American tobacco worth roughly 500000 dollars may signal a revival of U S tobacco trade with China. The sale, brokered by a Hong Kong firm in Peking, is the first since trade resumed after World War II.
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News panel director selected for National News Council
William B. Arthur, former editor of Twice magazine, to serve as executive director of the National News Council. Chairman Roger J. Wraynor announced the independent group began operations from its Manhattan headquarters. Traynor, former California Supreme Court chief justice, said the council will handle complaints about accuracy or fairness of national news and media restrictions on news gathering.
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Domestic helper sought in Hamstead home
Help wanted for a general domestic position at a Hamstead residence in Montreal Gazette format. Excellent salary. Sleep shift noted.
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Power to adjust taxes urged for swift economic response
A nonpartisan research group recommends giving the President power to raise or lower personal and corporate income taxes by up to 1 percent to counter rapid economic changes. The Committee for Economic Development says Congress should authorize this at the President’s discretion when conditions diverge from goals of employment, price stability, growth, and balance of payments.
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Commuter tax idea sparks debate on traffic relief
Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar says a commuter tax may appear in some cities but none have adopted special car stickers yet. He notes outlying parking with express buses and exclusive lanes could cut costs, while rail systems remain costly and insufficient without guiding urban growth.
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Haig Retirement Deal Contested by Aspin
Rep. Aspin charges Gen. Alexander Haig is delaying retirement to Aug 1 to gain 3300 extra annually, saying GAO ruled he cannot serve in the White House while on active duty. He accuses the administration of condoning law breaking for personal gain.
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Pat Nixon’s Half Brother Mathew Bender Dies at Home
Mathew G. Bender, half brother of Pat Nixon, wife of President Richard Nixon, died Saturday at his home. He was seven years old, son of Pat Nixon’s mother Kate Malberstadt by her first marriage. His father had died and Mrs. Nixon’s mother later married William Rivan. The report ends with the First Lady’s father.
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Health News Buritis Diagnosis And Home Care Advice
Dr Herndon explains bursitis as joint capsule inflammation causing swelling and pain in the shoulder knee or elbow. Affected individuals may have lingering pain with activity, and proper diagnosis and treatment can relieve symptoms. Seek medical advice if unexplained joint pain persists.
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