Nixon economic program draws mixed reviews in 1972 election run
The Nixon plan gains broad awareness with Gallup showing 91 percent heard of it and 46 percent strongly approving while 38 percent see personal benefit in 90 days. Critics, including McGovern and Harris, argue the policy may fail to sustain growth and shifts burden to low income groups amid wage-price controls and proposed tax shifts.
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Atlanta Mayor condemns police in Rico Carty fracas
Mayor Sam Massell suspended three Atlanta police officers after a midnight clash with Braves outfielder Rico Carty and his brother in law. Massell decried the act as blatant brutality and ordered charges dropped against Carty while charging obstructing an officer to Carlos Ramirez.
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Teachers Expected To Receive Pay Increases
Washington officials announced a new interpretation allowing most teachers to receive raises this fall, part of a broader wage freeze and labor response. The ruling potentially affects 80 percent of the nation’s public school teachers, with boards to decide contracts.
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Ted Lewis Dies at 80 Known for Battered Top Hat
Ted Lewis entertainer famed for his battered top hat and clarinet died of a heart attack at his New York home at age 80. He popularized Me and My Shadow When My Baby Smiles at Me and On the Sunny Side of the Street and rose to fame in 1911 with Hammerstein's Theatre.
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No Fault Divorce Takes Hold In Florida
Florida shifted to dissolution of marriage on July 1, ending adultery or cruelty proofs. Judges note fewer courtroom confrontations though family disputes persist. Senator Gerald Lewis cited cases where the change spared heartbreak, while Judge Pfeiffer Trowbridge recalled earlier courthouse violence.
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