Model Cities reports and road sign request questions answered
The Model City Commission states it provides periodic reports to City Council and will issue a monthly Model Cities newspaper to inform residents of activities and expenditures. Signage for Pinecroft Road is planned by Guilford County Planning. The column also explains title restoration procedures, water in dams, and meat industry moisture regulations with background on consumer testing and USDA actions.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
Raleigh
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
State Highway Patrol Office
Swift
Chicago
USDA
Secretary of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Division
Wallace Wins Alabama Governor Runoff and Unruh Bests Yorty
In California Joseph Unruh won the Democratic nomination for governor defeating Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty. George Wallace claimed the Alabama Democratic runoff over Albert Brewer and will pursue the governorship. Tunney led in California Senate race while Murphy defeated Simon in the GOP primary. Multiple incumbents secured renomination in eight states on a busy election day.
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Alabama
Jess Unruh
Ronald Reagan
California
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Albert P. Brewer
Nixon
Brewer
Unruh
Big Daddy
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
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Southeast Asia
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Brown
Murphy
Simon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
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Poll finds 712 businessmen doubt Nixon inflation effort
In a Nation's Business survey 540 of 712 respondents say Nixon anti inflation measures are failing with inflation at 20 year high. AFL CIO economist Goldfinger calls current inflation the worst in two decades and notes worsening economic recession while stock gains fade and wage price control bill moves in Congress.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Nation’s Business
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Nathan Goldfinger
House Democrats
Labor leader cites rise in unemployment and high rates
Goldfinger told a union briefing on the Mutual network that inflation has eased only slightly, citing a 6 month poll showing 172 with some improvement and 344 dissatisfied. He warned of the sharpest unemployment rise in a decade and record interest rates, and endorsed controls if Nixon deems them necessary, applying to prices and profits alike.
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Goldfinger
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Senate Hears Vote On Cambodia Policy Curtailment
The Senate backed a Dole backed measure to negate the Church Cooper amendment limiting Nixon Cambodia policy after June 30. Nixon planned a national television address at 9 p.m. EDT following a defense briefing on Indochina. House antiwar members pressed a rider to raise the debt limit to push troop withdrawals.
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Nixon
Senate
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
U.S
Cambodia
Dole
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper Church
Vietnam
War Critics Open Attack In House
House war critics open a drive to attach a 5 billion defense cut to President Nixon's request for a debt ceiling hike. Rep. Charles A. Vanik said the proposal would urge faster troop withdrawal from Southeast Asia and release an equivalent number of military personnel. Backers expect defeat but aim to derail Nixon's 18 billion debt limit increase.
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U.S
Vietnam
Gross
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Washington
House
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Vanik
Mountain Copter Attack Linked But Defenders Hold Tun Tavern
Five hundred South Vietnamese troops aided by U S and allied aircraft mounted a helicopter assault to reinforce Tun Tavern on a rugged ridge near the DaNe River valley. Casualties rose as at least nine Americans died in a helicopter crash and North Vietnamese losses were listed at 81 killed.
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South Vietnam
Tun Tavern
Ments
Dane River
Quang Tri City
Tuesay
U.S
Loc Ninh
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