Frank Sinatra announces immediate retirement from entertainment
Frank Sinatra 85 says he is retiring from public life and show business effective immediately. The New York Daily News reports the star will devote time to family friends writing and reading amid surgery on his right hand for Dupuytren's contracture.
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CBS Behind Pentagon Report Sparks CBS News Defense
CBS stood by a Pentagon report as Salant and CBS News debated the network broadcast. The show, criticized by critics, defended its documentary work while Agnew and aides disputed charges and questioned edited material.
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Widow Pleads Guilty In Portued Fire Arson Case
In Sacramento a 33 year old widow, Irene G Read, pleaded guilty to arson after she burned her M rooming house before returning to Portugal. A probation officer said she started the blaze to prevent nothing left to return.
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Warning Issued Over Stolen FBI Papers Details
US attorney general warns disclosure of FBI file material stolen at Media Pennsylvania could threaten national security and agents lives. The Washington Post published parts of 14 documents showing FBI surveillance of campus groups and activists, including a college switchboard operator aiding informants.
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Suppressed Malnutrition Report Sparks Senate Debate and Claims
Sen. Frank Hollings says a federal malnutrition survey has been suppressed by the Nixon administration to justify phasing out welfare programs. An aide alleges results show malnutrition easing, while other experts dispute the interpretation and timing.
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States rush to ratify 18-year voting age amendment
States move quickly to join the bandwagon after the House passed the 18 year old voting age amendment. Delaware Connecticut Minnesota Washington and Tennessee approved it as state legislatures push to ratify before reaching the 28 state threshold.
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Care eri Named to Head OE in Senate Action
The Senate approved Frank J. Care eri to direct the federal Office of Economic Opportunity after a three month delay caused by a California poverty program dispute. He had served under a recess appointment to President Nixon, following a late Congress Cranstin veto dispute over the California Rural Development program and related appeals.
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Janitors Reach Agreement After Marathon Talks
Mediator Roger Handall said janitors and building owners and managers associates reached a contract after marathon talks in Oakland. The dispute over wage terms and working conditions was averted as major office buildings in the city were kept open during negotiations.
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Pesticide Control Plan Aims Broad Authority Nation wide
Washington officials urged Congress to grant federal power over all pesticides and factories under a three tier system. The plan would allow general use by home gardeners, restricted use under licensed supervision, or prohibit highly hazardous products requiring written permits.
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Stele DOT reports drop in California cropland pesticide use
A California Department of Agriculture report anticipates a sizeable reduction in pesticide use on cropland. It cites a shift away from certain chemicals, noting initial data show a large decline from 1980s levels and predicting continued decreases.
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Ralpax routes trigger protests and probe threat
Protests erupt over the National Railroad Passenger Corp plan to cut and route rail passenger service nationwide. House Commerce Committee Chairman Rep. Harley Slaggers said a probe is possible, while labor leaders call for nationalization. Critics cite loss of service in major cities and regional impact, including Cleveland, and senators push bills to reclaim land grants for abandoned routes.
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Legislature in Review by Associated Press
Sacramento report from March 23 outlines major action in the legislature. Gov. Reagan criticizes UC officials over education budget. several Assembly and Senate bills target crimes, taxes, health care, and licenses. Notable items include overtim e pay, narcotics enforcement, driver licenses for ex-sellers, and various tax and education reform proposals.
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