Senate Delays Vote on Rehnquist Powell Nominees
The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Supreme Court nominees William S. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell Jr amid demands for study time and party division. Some members pressed for more information on Rehnquist including his Phoenix poll watcher role, while Powell faced support from some colleagues who sought immediate action. The discussion touched on price control policy and impending post freeze rules, with a focus on rents and regulatory oversight as the Price Commission prepares guidelines.
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California ports deny Soviet ships visit request
Washington reports the U.S. government refused a Soviet request for Russian ships to visit San Diego Sacramento and Stockton citing national security concerns. An interagency panel denied the appeal two days after the Soviet embassy relay. The Far East Steamship Co operates on the Pacific coast and had sought access amid post strike backlogs and new 14 day advance notice rules.
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Price hike rules raise industry hopes and questions
The Price Commission outlined policy decisions as the freeze ends, with manufacturers like Ford and Dow Eyeing price boosts. Officials warned windfall profits would be clawed back while rents stay frozen and productivity gains factor into pricing, prompting debate over a 2.5 percent target.
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Nixon bills face Senate debate and House postponement
The Senate opened debate on Nixon tax cuts as the House postponed Phase 2 economic action to December. House Banking panel approved pre-approval of any utility and mass transit fare increases. Senate leaders planned votes on amendments while Arthur Burns forecast a possible 60 percent inflation drop by year end.
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Desert Sanctuary Sparks Berkeley Council Clash At Lutheran Church
Berkeleys Lutheran Church shelters sailors amid antiwar protests as city leaders debate sanctuary policy. Navy deserters hide in church while officials say no funds or offices may be used for asylum and plan to pressure officials to act.
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Dust obscures Mariner 9 Mars camera probe
Dust storms over Mars hindered the Mariner 9 probe’s first images but allowed faint views of Syrtis Major and Hellas through haze. Deimos appeared as a pinpoint, possibly the first spacecraft sighting. Observations suggest the atmosphere may clear after Mariner 9 enters orbit.
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