White House replaces kitchen with 97000 stainless model
Washington UPI reports a new ground floor stainless steel white tile kitchen costing 97000 has been installed at the White House. A fire protection system is also being added by National Park Service electricians. The upgrade, done in August, renovates a 1935 era setup and improves efficiency, lighting, and heat distribution.
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UPI
White House
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Executive Mansion
National Park Service
Truman
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Margaret Truman
AMC Cars Up 72 In Shuffle On 1972 Prices
AMC raised the price of most 1972 cars by 72 dollars as standard equipment became optional then standard. The company said it had no federal approval for base price increases and the Cost of Living Council said no price raises for base models.
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Cost of Living Council
Office
Tam Anderson
Washington
American Motors Automobiles
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Jerlema
Frederic W. Ness
AAC
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Anderson
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Nixon
Colleges on brink as private schools face deficits
Washington report by the AAC details a grim outlook for private colleges with 208 of 507 studied facing liquid asset exhaustion within a year and 343 more potentially bankrupt within a decade. Deficits averaged 131000 per school, with 316 of 507 showing operating losses.
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Association of American Colleges
William W. Dcllema
AAC
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U S May Pay for Cyclamate Losses
The administration backs a bill to reimburse industry for losses from the cyclamate ban. It would pay claims by manufacturers bottlers processors drug firms and wholesalers for nonprofitable periods after the August 14 1970 prohibition. The Court of Claims would decide awards with larger sums needing Congress approval. California Canners and Growers values the bill at about 16 million.
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UPI
Congress
Robert H. Finch
White House
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U.S. Court of Claims
Henry Schacht
California Canners and Growers
California
Wisconsin
Berkeley professors rehired by UC student government
Three UC Berkeley professors who lost tenure were hired by the Berkeley Student Senate for part time teaching paid from ASUC funds. Richard Lichtman, Michael Leiserson, and E Kerrigan Prescott will teach without credit while continuing outside work. Leiserson is on leave at Stanford and Prescott leads a San Francisco drama group.
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UPI
University of California
Richard Lichtman
Michael Leisers8an
E. Kerrigan Prescott
Donald Walden
Associated Students of UC
ASUC
Lichtman
Leiserson
Prescott
Walden
Center For the Study of Behavioral Sciences
Stanford
San Francisco
Man loses suit over manure stuffed hen in hotel trial
In Phoenix and the Superior Court trial of Hans Schacke, the plaintiff sought 6000 in damages from an April Fool joke. The chef admitted stuffing a hen with manure but said the bird was discarded and Schacke was served a normal hen with wild rice.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPT
Hans Schacke
Superior Court
Schacke
Arizona Bilmore
Malle Bretloff
Bretloff
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