Secretary of Navy Chafee resigns to allow orderly turnover
AP reports Secretary of the Navy Chafee resigns to permit an orderly transition. President Nixon accepts the resignation and will name a successor within two weeks. John Warner, former under secretary of the Navy, is the leading candidate to replace Chafee.
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Buy Milk By Bidding Headlines in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Republicans introduced bills to let all public institutions buy milk through competitive bidding, exempting from Milk Market Board minimums. The Shapp administration backs a similar plan aiming to save schools over 4 million yearly, while seeking to end retail price controls and keep farmer minimums.
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Sir Rudolf Bing to Step Down With Met Opera in 1950s Tone
Sir Rudolf Bing, 70, will relinquish his Met Opera general manager role at season's end as Goeren Gentle takes over. He recalls the laugh machine on his desk and notes economic strains, with raises and contract talks looming with 14 unions. He praises Met advances in staging and talent while signaling his replacement’s fresh ideas.
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