Price Commission sets 3 percent cap for large service firms
Washington AP The Price Commission adopts a 3 pct ceiling on price increases for large service firms including hotels theater chains and auto repair shops and a 2.5 pct cap on professional services such as law and accounting firms The rule retroactive to May 21 applies to most big firms but exempts many small businesses and service areas with lower impact The move targets sectors with high inflation potential and covers banks hotels cinema architecture and real estate services among others
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Platform writers near agreement on McGovern agenda
Washington AP report on Democratic platform writers wrestling toward a moderately liberal document reflecting McGovern views on Indochina and domestic policy while rejecting Wallace backed busing ban. The committee rejected Wallace welfare and tax reform amendments, but kept some Wallace proposals in noncontroversial preambles.
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ACLU to Seek Supreme Court Ruling on Army Surveillance
The ACLU plans to ask the Supreme Court to revisit the 5-4 ruling that blocked a suit challenging Army civilian surveillance. Aryeh Neier cites Justice Rehnquist's participation, arguing he should have recused due to prior testimony. Critics call the decision unwise and wrong, while Senator Ervin vows new limits on military surveillance.
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Arkansas Weather Bulletin Early Tuesday Hot With Scattered Storms
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday notes a high near 95 and low around 69 with trace rain. Partly cloudy warm humid conditions spread across the state with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the west and north. Tonight storms expected in the south and east portions. Wednesday remains unsettled cooler in places with high in the mid 80s to low 90s and upper 60s to mid 70s at night.
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All Around Town Post meeting and convention plans
All Around Town notes Commander Dee Coffee of Huddleston Post 12 announces a special meeting at the Hempstead County Courthouse Thursday at 7 30 p m to elect new officers and choose delegates to the State Convention in Little Rock July 7 8 and 9 1972. Also mentions graduates and a Vietnam tour return of Lt Conrad Browning and a report on the 1972 73 federal duck stamp with geese overcast Atlantic surroundings.
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ACLC to seek reconsideration in delegate challenge cases
The Credentials Committee of the Democratic National Convention will rule on challenges in South Carolina Alabama and Florida as the first tests of reforms for fair representation of women blacks and youth. The panel considers 30 challenges, with South Carolina facing 32 delegates and accusations of underrepresentation by groups.
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Star of Hope edition details and pricing notices
Hone Star Tuesday June 27 1972 header lists Star Publishing Co Hope Arkansas editorial staff and departments. Includes postage and circulation details with memorial note for Paul H Jones and AP membership. Provides subscription rates by carrier mail and college student offer and general office contact information.
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Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
Price Commission Drops Further Food Price Controls
The Price Commission will not pursue additional controls on food prices for now after President Nixon lifted meat import restrictions. Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr promised a review in about a month to decide if broader controls are needed while White House officials indicate possible extension of controls to raw agricultural products. Nixon expects meat imports and other steps to influence prices but cautions relief is not guaranteed.
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White House
House rejects plan to stifle missile project
Washington AP report says the House rejected an effort to halt missile and equipment purchases for the Safeguard antimissile system as defense spending faced cuts of more than 1.6 billion amid Moscow arms accords. Rep. Leggett proposed cutting 350 million for Safeguard, mostly to stop purchases for an antimissile site near Washington, but the amendment failed 258 to 117. The House also rejected a voice-vote cut of 247 million in antisubmarine destroyers, aiming to kill a major Navy shipbuilding job.
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House
Lif
Safeguard
Blevins School Seeks Gas Delivery Bids for 1972-73
Legal notice states the Blevins School will accept bids for tank wagon gas delivery for the 1972-73 school year until 3 p.m. August 8, 1972. Bid forms may be requested from the Superintendent's Office Box 102 Blevins Ark 71825 Curtis H Pharr Superintendent June 27 1972.
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