Bumpers Meet Collision Standards But Fail To Reduce Property Damage
Washington AP report states many 1971 model autos meet the 1973 federal rear bumper standard yet do not cut collision property damage. Testimony was given to the Senate Commerce Committee with notes from William Haddon Jr. and other officials.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
William Haddon Jr
Insurance Institute
Mercedes
Department of Transportation
I. Haddon
Income Gains Drive Personal Income Outlook and Standards Debate
Personal income rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 841.3 billion last month, with wage gains and higher hours lifting payrolls while factory payrolls held at 161 billion. For 1971 the Nixon administration projects 868 billion, requiring monthly gains above 9 billion to hit that target as it forecasts a nine percent economic increase and lower unemployment and inflation. The report notes April gains centered in wages and salaries, modest overall payroll increases, and construction payroll growth, alongside a six percent year-to-date rise from 1970.
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Nixon
Commerce Department
Department
James D
Hodgson
Conable
Dent
Cver
Roman C. Pucinski
a_ Hodgson
House
Quake toll, vaccinations underway in Gediz aftermath
Heath officials push province wide vaccination as 1970 Gediz quake death toll reached 1,084 and town was destroyed. Tests show 1971 Roe Cars costlier to repair with front end damage at 10 to 15 mph, averaging $1,113.89 versus $728.83 for 1970 models, amid claims of increased delicateness in new designs. Pontiac Firebird Endura bumper cited, yet sustained $915.25 damage at 10 mph.
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Heath
Gediz
Turkey
Haddon
Roe
Peru quake aid debate underscores troop stance at White House
The White House pressed opposition to troop cuts amid an AP report from Lima on a strong earthquake in Sihuas Province. Five killed and 30 injured. officials warned the Mansfield amendment could strain U S foreign policy by altering the Atlantic security underpinnings while Peru struggles with quake damage and isolation.
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White House
Lima
Peru
Ronald L. Ziegler
Sihuas Province
Mansfield
United States
Andes
Ziegler
Chinchix
Amba
Chique
Ale
Holton shifts primary date to September amid reapportionment protests
Governor Holton proposed delaying the June primary to September 14 and pushing to modify reapportionment legislation to address objections. He spoke at a Saturday news conference while Miller voiced views at a separate meeting. Resor joined the critique of Mansfield’s plan, warning of risks if adopted. Holton said delays may be needed in five cities and expected Democrats to argue for more time to allow additional Republican candidates.
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Tion
Holton
Miller
Virginia
House
Stanley R. Resor
Mansfield
Phoenix
Ariz
Berlin
NATO
General Assembly
U.S
Mitchell
Administration backs $1.80 wage hike next January
Washington AP report says the Nixon administration supports raising the minimum wage from $1.60 to $1.80 next January and urges delaying the next step to $2 for two years. The stance signals a staged approach to reaching a $2 level, with concerns cited about economic impact and employment.
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Washington
Nixon
Air war and Laos bombing campaigns widen in Indochina conflict
Reports say a North Vietnamese MIG fired on a U S OV10 Bronco over the Plain of Jars in Laos but the Bronco was not hit. U S B52 bombers and tactical aircraft pounded the Ho Chi Minh trail network in Laos and strikes hit the A Shau Valley near Hue. U S officials note heavy enemy activity and road rebuilding efforts despite Allied air power. Within U S politics, Hodgson and Dent clash over a 2 minimum wage plan with broad advocacy for delayed implementation and welfare considerations.
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U.S
Laos
Plain of Jars
Las
Ho Chit Minh Trail
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Camboa
Monson
U.s.command
Ho Chi Minh Trail
A Shau
Hue
Associated Press
J.T. Volkerstorfer
Bue
A Sha
Court dispute over school capacity and annexation in North Carolina
The text notes parents in Orange complain of crowded schools while Alamance shows room. It mentions a 1969 New Bern annexation of about 404 acres with Associate Justice Susie Sharp affirming the ordinance. It also covers legal challenges by Irvin Eisenbaum Tram Reality of New Bern Inc Mart of New Bern Inc and Mammoth Mart Inc against the annexation, a Sunday closing order stayed by injunction, and Justice Sharp citing statutory grounds for annexation defeats. Additionally, Judge Higgins upholds a temporary restraining order to block Forrest T Heath and Nancy Heath from converting 5 acres in Chapel Hill Township into a mobile home park, with Orange County citing zoning violations.
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Orange
Alamance
New Bern
Susie Sharp
Irvin Eisenbaum
Tram Reality of
Eisenbaum
Sharp
Higgins
Orange Superior Court
Forrest T. Heath
Nancy
Chapel Hill Township
Orange County
Heaths
Gold Crisis Deepens as Belgium Sells $80 Million in Gold
Leo Levy warns U.S. balance of payments red risk fuels monetary crisis while Belgium’s State Bank cashes in about $80 million in gold from Ft Knox stockpile. West Germany signals no move to follow suit as its dollar holdings loom large. Ft Knox held $10.9 billion end of March, down $1 billion from a year ago.
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Washington
Leo Levy
Banque de Bruxelles
U.S
St. Knox
Bundesbank
West Germany
Ft. Knox
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