Balanced Budget Concept Is Dumped By Nixon
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff outlines how Nixon abandoned traditional Republican economic principles. The administration moved away from a balanced budget and defers to monetary policy, pursuing spending restraint yet endorsing deficit financing while pushing low interest rates and critiquing industrial price rises.
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John Cunniff
New York
Richard Nixon
Federal Reserve
Bill Repeals Real Estate Transfer Tax
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas House Revenue and Taxation Committee urges passage of a bill to repeal the 1969 real estate transfer tax set at 3 dollars per 1000 of property value. Reps Gean McDonald and John Miller sponsor the measure noting the tax raised about 2 million dollars but was uncontrollable and unfair. Other bills seek to reduce the tax.
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Little Rock
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Arkansas House
Gean McDonald
Sheridan
John Miller
Melbourne
Miller
24 Die As Thiokol Plant Blast Hits Brunswick
An explosion at Thiokol Chemical Corp. in Brunswick Georgia killed 24 workers and injured many more. Witness Lillie Mae Rainey 18 described a fierce fire and blast as debris ripped through buildings. Investigators from Thiokol Army and FBI probed the ruins for the cause of the blast and noted burning materials inside the building while ruling out high explosives.
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Brunswick
Lillie Mae Rainey
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Army
FBI
Thiokol
Georgia
Miss Rainey
Jacksonville
Fla
J. B. Galloway
Here
U.S
Explosion at Woodbine plant leaves 16 dead in makeshift morgue
Rescue crews moved injured to hospitals in St. Marys Brunswick and Jacksonville as a plant nurse described treating patients with Demerol doses. A makeshift morgue in the lunchroom held 16 corpses in bloodied wrappings, identified by relatives. The Thickol Chemical plant, built in 1964, produced military munitions and commercial insecticides before the blast.
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St. Marys
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Thickol Chemical
Woodbine
Tom Buffington
Rolls-Royce Folds Under State Takeover Crisis
Rolls-Royce, Britain’s major aero and luxury car maker, said it will enter receivership with the government taking control of assets essential to defense and international cooperation. The move follows soaring engine development costs for Lockheed’s Tristar and threatens the Tristar project despite plans to retain international ties. Receiver E Roper Nicholson will manage the firm’s fate, including possible bankruptcy, while the government plans a parliamentary statement. Rolls, a key defense contractor and engine supplier for Concorde, reported losses of about 115.4 million dollars on the Tristar deal and forecast substantial layoffs from 90,000 staff.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Rolls- Royce
British Aerospace and
Rolls
America
Rolls-Royce
Lockheed
Frederick Corfield
E. Roper Nicholson
Nicholson
Britain
London Stock Exchange
Pratt and Whitney
General Electric
Edward Heath
Rolls Royce
Aeroengines
Henry Royce
Charles Stewart Rolls
Alcock and
Brown
Atlantic
Hockey Scores From The Associated Press Results
Wednesday results include Chicago 4 New York 2 Boston 7 Los Angeles 3 Detroit 4 Minnesota 4 Pittsburgh 6 California 1 Toronto 6 St Louis 2. Thursday slate features New York at Detroit Los Angeles at Buffalo Chicago at Philadelphia. Friday brings Montreal at California Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
California
Toronto
St. Louis
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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