City requires legal action halt for Model Cities funds
Charlotte officials told the Legal Aid Society it cannot receive Model Cities money unless it agrees to stop suing the city and related agencies. The society, which represents the poor, has filed suits against City Hall, the Redevelopment Commission, the Housing Authority, the Planning Commission and HUD over alleged racial segregation and other issues. The group may approve the condition at its next meeting, though Thomas Wyche doubtfully said he hoped the board would reject it.
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Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Thomas Wyche
Society
Mode Cities Agency
William H. Carstar
Wyche
Model Cities
Committees Study Bills For Doctors
Washington AP committees in both houses back health manpower plans to expand doctors and nurses training with capitation grants. The House offers a three year $3.5 billion program while the Senate proposes five years and about $6.9 billion. Caps include $4,000 per student in the Senate plan and $2,500 in the House plan.
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Washington
House
Senate
Uncle Sam
Labor Committee
Nixon
Harley O. Staggers
Commerce Committee
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Cambodians Launch Attack In Marshes
Cambodian forces led by Brig. Gen. Nuo Tho push across the Mekong from Phnom Penh into Vihear Suor Marshes to drive two North Vietnamese regiments from 500 square miles. In Prek Tameak refugees fear bombardment as the village endures daily mortar shells and air raids.
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Prek Tameak
Cambodia
Nuo Tho
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
Maj
Chek Prahin
Kompong
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Whitt
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Street Paint Company
Marshes
Chamlang
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Prahin
N. Main St
High Point
Dahlberg Elect, Inc
Miracle Ear
Piedmont
Piedmont Savings & Loan Association
FSLIC
Lowe
Briggs & Stratton
H.P
Lowe's
Dominick & Hoff
Reese's
Aace
New Atlanta
Georgia
Fedders
SWAN
Prospect Interchange
Calhoun
Colgate
Ressart Slowey
Vail
Gillette
Montlieu Ave
Chambront
Piery Creen
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