Police raid mistaken home spooks Winthrop family
In Winthrop Massachusetts at 10 am officers raided the Pine home after misidentifying an address as a drug factory. Bill Pine 38 recalls being awakened at gunpoint as his family hid and the intruders searched the house before realizing the error and retreating.
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Phase 2 Wage Price Controls End as Nixon Shifts Policy
Phase 2 ends under President Nixon as mandatory wage price controls are replaced with voluntary standards for most of the economy. Food health and construction keep controls while Phase 3 mirrors Phase 2 with voluntary norms and enforcement risk for violations. The move follows Nixon's 1971 wage price freeze aimed at curbing inflation.
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Nixon's price controls face Phase 3 amid inflation risk
An AP analysis outlines Phase 2 results, noting inflation near 3.5 percent by 1972 end and food prices driving gaps. Officials expect limited impact from farm-level controls, while political and economic pressures push Nixon toward a Phase 3 transition to a freer economy with a 2.5 percent end-1973 inflation goal.
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