Lockheed rescue fight tests Congress and board
Lockheed Aircraft Corp chairman Daniel J. Haughton warned Congress that without government aid the company would go bankrupt. He urged passage of a Nixon administration plan to guarantee 250 million in bank loans, saying failure would reduce defense and aviation competition, risk 44,000 Tristar jobs, and harm the U.S. economy. Senator Cranston proposes removing Haughton and 13 directors as a condition for approval.
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Leader Diggs seeks meeting with Mansfield on Black Caucus
Washington insiders report representative Diggs pressed for a meeting with Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and other leaders to discuss the Black Caucus. Diggs called Mansfield unresponsive after April 5 and said he would meet Diggs at any time, noting Diggs as a well qualified man.
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House Passes Premium Sugar Price Bill
The House approved a three year extension of premium sugar prices for selected foreign suppliers and quotas with subsidies to domestic growers. A 229 to 128 vote sent the measure to the Senate as hearings were set in the Finance Committee. The bill allocates about 62 percent of the U.S. market to domestic growers and provides roughly $4 million annually in subsidies.
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Senate OKs bill to assist schools with public housing funds
The Senate approved a broad appropriations bill by 77 to 0 to aid schools and fund public housing programs. The measure totals about 667.8 million for the program, well above the administration request, and includes 60 million to offset local tax revenues lost from federally supported housing. The bill heads to a conference with the House, which passed a smaller school aid bill without funds for public housing children.
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Three men killed in Texas warehouse murder scene
In Galveston Texas police described a grisly warehouse stabbing where three men were slain. Two victims were found tied, suggesting execution style killings. Victims were Clifford Guibeteaux warehouse manager Robert Walker of La Marque and Jose Pena an employee. Walker appeared stabbed in the heart. Pena lay between bales of cotton. Police seek motive while noting cash on one victim and uncertainty about suspects.
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Supreme Court bars insurers from tricking claimants in work injury cases
The California Supreme Court ruled that insurers may not get claimants drunk or entice them into activities to influence Workmen's Compensation outcomes. In the Redner case Hartford and an investigative company deceived the claimant, inviting him to a party where alcohol was served and a private ride led to hospitalization. The board had denied benefits citing the film evidence, but the court unanimously reversed, saying compensation seekers cannot be induced to perform acts they wouldn’t have done otherwise for a hidden camera.
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