American And Briton Share 1972 Nobel Prize In Economics
The Nobel Prize in economics was awarded to American John R. Hicks of Oxford and Briton Anthony Arrow of Harvard for guiding economic equilibrium theory and welfare analysis. Hicks and Arrow, praised for broad impact on policy and theory, share the $98,100 prize, with Arrow noting the value of theoretical work amid demands for immediate action.
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Stockholm
Sweden
John R. Hicks
Oxford
Anneth Arrow
Harvard University
jArrow
Ameri- 40
Hicks
Heinrich Boll
Swedish Academy of Science
Arrow
United States
Bertil Oblin
Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
Harvard
Stanford University
California
Columbia University
Stanford
Array
Ohlin
Swedish Academy
Robert Dorfman
Tokyo
Tondon School of Economics
Agnew Urges Unity and firm stance in Georgia rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew campaigned in Augusta and Columbus stressing national unity, strong defense, and peacetime prosperity. He backed Fletcher Thompson for Senate, denounced deserters, and tied antibusing efforts to quality education while criticizing rival groups and urging Americans to vote as a single nation.
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Jim Holshouser
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Raleigh
Nick Galifianakis
Senate
Helms
Galifianakis
Joe.Agnew
Rhett Butler
Columbus
Augusta
Agnew
Broad Street
Upstate
New York
Southeast Asia
Fletcher Thompson
Thompson
House
Grandson of Saigon financier backs Nixon campaign
The article details a Saigon finisher's family ties and political giving to Nixon before the 1968 election. It notes gifts totaling up to three to four times previous amounts, the $18,000 personal donation, and the new disclosure law effective April 7. It discusses donors' secrecy, GAO reports, and estimates of pre-April 7 campaign totals, plus cautious reactions from Vietnamese leaders on cease-fire prospects and potential difficulties in enforcing truces.
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Noyes
Daniel
Harvard
Nixon
General Accounting Office
Thieu
Haven
Hagen
Ion
John J. Louis Jr
Comacommunications Corp
Louis
Tran
van An
Hamle
Nguyen Ba Can
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Nien
Hien
Quang Tri
McGovern relies on loans to fund campaign amid small donor surge
Nixon campaign draws heavily on large donors while McGovern shows over 80 percent of contributions under 100 dollars. McGovern financing relies on a loan program that sets aside 1 of every 4 dollars for loan repayment. Notable lenders include Hugh Hefner and Phillip Stern, with loans totaling millions and several unions providing outright sums.
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Nixon
McGovern
Morehhan
Noyes
President, Inc
Sloans
Tobor-Union
Playboy Magazine
Hugh Hefner
New York
Phillip Stern
Henry Kimelman
Virgin Islands
Morris Dees
General Motors
Stewart Mott
United Autoworkers
Communications Workers of America
UAW
Machinists
McGovern accuses Nixon of corruption and sabotage
In Milwaukee Cleveland and Detroit McGovern charged H. R. Haldeman controlled funds for alleged campaign sabotage and espionage. He tied the Nixon White House to a $700000 fund, urging voters to demand accountability and leadership as he urged debate and a Vietnam settlement.
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McGovern
White House
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
H. R. Haldeman
the Post
Haldeman
Nixon
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Patrick Caddell
Troy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Halderman
Richard Nixon
South Dakota
Sargent Shriver
Wisconsin
Ohio
Cleveland State University
Arlington bank hold up ends in gun battle
Holdup Candee was shot in the back room as two or three men robbed a bank. An assistant manager He was knocked to the floor. A bank worker Gladys Willier was briefly hospitalized for a scalp wound. The bandits fled in a green Oldsmobile after severing a telephone line that disrupted service to about 10 000 phones. Gonzales, an Arlington police officer, was killed, the first in 18 years.
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Candee
Gonzales
Gladys Willier
Waterfront Fire Set Off By Blast
A waterfront fire near Carteret New Jersey and Staten Island was sparked by a 348 foot fuel barge explosion. Four people injured two blasts drove a two state firefighting effort with flames and smoke visible for hours. The barge sank at the Arthur Kill and a Con Edis on plant pier caught fire before crews contained the area. Cause was not immediately known.
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Carteret
N.J
New Jersey
Staten Island
N.Y
Arthur Kill
Consolidated Edison Co
Bower
General American Transportation Co
Acquittal for Hanrahan and 13 others in Panther raid case
In Chicago, Judge Romiti acquitted Hanrahan and 13 co defendants of conspiring to obstruct justice after a 1969 West Side raid that killed Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. The defense argued the indictments rested on perjured Panther testimony and new statements from survivors raised questions about the case.
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Chicago
Hanrahan
Are
Bernard C
Philip J. Romiti
Circuit Court
Barnabas F. Sears
Fred Hampton
Ilinois Panther Party
Mark Clark
Peoria
Aavel WS
Oakland
Calif
Black Panther Party
Bobby Seale
Romiti
Sears
West Side
Cpolicé
Panthers
Cook County
Poicce
Special County Grand Jury
Organization of
Richard J. Daley
Harahan
Daley
Hanta
Han
Panther
Special Grand Jury
Nixon outlines education solution focusing on quality and local control
The president emphasizes funding for learning over bus integration and argues for neighborhood schools as community anchors. He praises a former teacher’s influence on his career, cites goals of quality education for all and ending racial discrimination, and calls for reducing unilateral discrimination while boosting education in disadvantaged areas.
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United States
Nixon
Nreighborhood School
Blanche Burum
East Whittier
Calif
Russia
China
Norell and Lulu Cigarette Machine History and Fame
The article covers Lulu and Lily Lulu from Canada who built a cigarette machine that prints one cigarette every ten minutes, using Turkish and domestic tobacco. It describes the machine’s operation, costs, and their thrift in sourcing parts, plus a biographical note on designer Norell, his Coty awards, and his fashion career.
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Lulus
Canada
Lulu
Tabacca
Luly
Goodwill Industries
Pnt
Norell
Hattie Carnegie
Anthony Traina
Traina-Norell
Traina
Trainas
Norells
Wuwure
Moeu LU
Healsy
Lily
Institute
Nixon aides named as fund authors in Watergate inquiry
The Post lists John N. Mitchell Maurice H. Stans Jeb Stuart Magruder and Herbert W Kalmbach as officials with authority to approve payments from a fund. White House aide Jeb Magruder and others are cited while John Dean says no secret fund existed. The General Accounting Office report notes a cash fund up to 700000 kept in Maurice Stans office.
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John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Ziegler
John Dean Tie
Dean
Nixon
GOP
Democratic National Committee
General Accounting Office
Stans
British Study Fails To Substantiate Cancer Pill Warnings
London AP report notes six years of study did not confirm American claims that contraceptive pills cause cancer in women. But officials urged monitoring for breast cancer signs and report cites pituitary tumors in animals. Britain approved ten new pills, including progestogen-only options, despite earlier Liver cancer worries.
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London
Committee On Safety of Medicines
Britain
Cer
George Godber
Eric Scowen
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