Nixon brother declines $30 000 a year Alaska post
President Nixon’s brother Edward C Nixon, 38, turned down a $30 000 a year Commerce Department post overseeing Alaska development to avoid any appearance of favoritism. White House aide John Ehrlichman said the decision came after questions about a 1967 law on hiring relatives and jurisdiction.
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Edward C. Nixon
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Commerce Department
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Federal Field Committee For
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Anchorage
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Edward
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Cutback in Head Start Funds and Program Change Touted
President Nixon announced a cutback in the Head Start summer preschool program to finance year long experimental efforts to broaden early education. Welfare Secretary Finch cautioned figures are not yet ready, noting waste from brief summertime terms and urging year round operation. Nixon reaffirmed commitment to early child development and said HEW will expand longer term Head Start aspects including follow through.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Lyndon B.rice
Job Corps Overhaul Moves Training Into Urban Areas
The administration plans to shift most Job Corps training into ghetto neighborhoods while closing 65 centers by July 1 and cutting the overall fiscal year budget by more than 100 million. Rural camps facing 57 closures will be reassessed as Congress weighs urban in city centers and new in city options.
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Trainmen warned in strike threat across nation
U S Labor Secretary George P Shultz said the federal government may seek congressional intervention if a threatened nationwide railroad strike materializes next Monday The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen announced in Washington that it would strike railroads at 6 am next Monday unless a wage dispute is settled
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Classified Ads Promote Cars for All Ages and Needs
In today’s classified section, readers can find a wide range of automobiles suitable for every age and requirement. Cars for family use, commuting, and leisure are advertised with various price points and features to fit diverse budgets.
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