Nixon set to unveil plan to fight US inflation
President Nixon moves to present a major anti inflation program aimed at curbing the soaring prices. Officials indicate options range from selective price controls to wage price measures with broad policy and enforcement plans under consideration. Republicans show mixed support while Democrats push for tougher action.
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Harrisburg liquor board approves price hikes on 265 items
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board approved increases for 265 items effective July 5, with prices rising from modest to notable amounts. Chairman Gene Roscioli cited public demand and supplier justification, while officials emphasized careful scrutiny of requests before action.
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Courts grant extra time for desegregation plans
The U.S. Court of Appeals gave ten states six more months to implement desegregation plans ordered by HEW. It upheld an earlier ruling demanding immediate compliance in seven states. The decision affects ten state college systems, 200 schools in Pennsylvania, and 16 Southern and border states, with DC circuits offering longer deadlines for the In state colleges. The court rejected HEW’s claim of absolute discretion and emphasized civil rights limits.
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House OKs bill to restore Pennsylvania death penalty
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to restore the death penalty by a 172-20 vote, mandating execution by lethal gas for specified crimes, sending the measure to the Senate amid strong opposition and debate over racial bias and judicial discretion.
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House funds Peace Corps for one more year
By a 329 64 vote the House passed a bill providing 77 million dollars to extend the Peace Corps life for one year. A conference agreement trimmed the two year plan to a 1974 77 million dollar authorization with 80 million for 1975, while the Senate bill kept only the 1974 amount.
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New Jersey Daily Hollery Winning Number Revealed
The Tuesday daily Hollery in New Jersey announces the winning number 45840. No further details are provided.
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