McClellan orders inquiry into antipoverty funds tied to Panthers
Senator John L. McClellan on Thursday demanded a Senate investigation of antipoverty funds and accusations that two Greensboro North Carolina antipoverty officials aided Black Panther agitation at North Carolina A and I University and other campuses. Police linked campus unrest to a Ford Foundation backed Foundation for Community ...
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North Carolina A&i University
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Egeberg proposes medic Slum Corps as draft alternative
Dr Roger O Egeberg new HEW health post suggests medical graduates volunteer a year of service arguing the country paid for their education. He called the idea a trial balloon and said he may discuss it with the American Medical Association. The Nixon administration plans welfare system changes aimed at family income maintenance, with details to come from James Farmer.
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UPI
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
University of Southern California At
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American Medical Association
James Farmer
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Congress of Racial Equality
Columbia University
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Hickel Stock Sale Costs Him Profit
The stock fell from 35 to 31.50 a share before rising to 35 again. Hickel faced a six month disposal deadline for 32,316 Alaska Interstate Corp shares. brother Vernon sold the holdings for him. Stock traded on the exchange Monday and Wednesday nights, with potential profit cited if Hickel had held longer.
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Bill Ends U S Freeze on Welfare
President Nixon signed a law ending the freeze on federal welfare contributions for dependent children. The measure rejects a July 1 cutoff that would have cost California taxpayers about 40 million dollars next year. Rep. Philip Burton pressed the bill as a price for extending the income surtax. Rep. James Utt helped push the conference passage against Rep. Wilbur Mills.
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Ban on Channel Drilling Rejected by Senate Unit
Senate Interior Committee rejected a proposed permanent ban on oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel after a closed session. Senator Cranston said the panel was not ready to end offshore drilling and praised a substitute measure for a temporary ban and further study. The plan cited potential $1 billion in severance costs and allowed continued pumping if needed to stop the leak. An ACLU suit and views from the Interior Department were requested, with a six month study guiding any lease terminations.
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Eleven-year-old boy rescued after frog hunt mud trap
In Altadena near Eaton Canyon Dam, Rodney Sutton of South Pasadena became stuck chest deep in mud while frog hunting on Thursday. Rescuers freed him after about 45 minutes with the help of a bystander and fire units.
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