Modified Phase 4 rules ease for small firms
The Cost of Living Council announced Phase 4 changes limiting large firms from price hikes before Sept 12 while allowing smaller firms to raise prices almost immediately if justified. Effective Aug 12 for most sectors, with large firms barred from increases for 30 days after notifying the government. Small firms may raise prices as soon as the regs take effect, subject to justified cost increases and base-price limits.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council Today
Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Petroleum
Leader chose armed teams at 1972 GOP convention plan
FBI informer William Lemmer testified that Scott Camil rejected a plan by VVAW to police demonstrators with a 300 man force wearing helmets and chest protectors. He described Camil proposing armed three to five person teams to create diversions in the Miami area if police moved against demonstrators on Miami Beach. Lemmer said Camil admitted trading drugs for guns to arm assassination squads, with no specific targets then named. The defense sought a mistrial, which was denied.
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Fla
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Scott Camil
I T
VVAW
William Lemmer
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Lemmer
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Miami
Miami Beach
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Ark
YVAW
Arkansas
Louisiana
U.S. District Court
Winston Amon
Athens airport attackers aimed at Tel Avivbound passengers
Greek police said two Arab gunmen attacked a line waiting to board a TWA flight to New York in Athens. They killed two Americans and an Austrian and wounded 55 others before surrendering. Police identified the gunmen as Mohammed Zebod and Talal Kadooral and said they arrived from Libya and Beirut respectively.
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Greece
Israel
TWA
New York
New Jersey
al Moharrer
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Talal Kadooral
Egypt
Zemed
Libya
Kadooral
Beirut
Missouri House panel to review university operations
The Missouri House Appropriations Committee planned an afternoon meeting to consider subcommittee findings on state public universities. Rep. James Russell urged adopting the subcommittee’s recommendations and possible emergency appropriations. The panel proposed enrollment audits with lawmakers, and a review of university insurance policies to pursue blanket coverage for savings. If audits show overfunding due to enrollment reporting errors, funds may be returned.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
James “Jay” Russell
Florissant
Hayden Mordan
Nevada
Russell
Beefs Shortage Sparks Nationwide Stockpiling and Prices
Nationwide shoppers stockpile meat amid higher prices and fears of shortages. Grocers report rationing and limited supplies, with New York City and Navy bases already out of beef. A federal court refused to lift the price freeze, which Treasury Secretary Shultz intends to keep until Sept. 12. The meat industry lays off workers as slaughter and packing slowdowns continue.
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Associated Press
New York City
San Francisco
Cost of Living Council
U.S. District Court
Robert F. Peckham
Pacific Meat Jobbers Association
Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Spokane
Wash
Bill Scalise
Quonset Point
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Culberston
Firm told to form sewer district near Jefferson City
A realty firm west of Jefferson City must form a public sewer district by Oct 1 after MCWC findings. Reports cite lack of operating permits, nonfunctional treatment plant, and incomplete construction. The district must be created by landowners with court and MCWC approval, and a formal operating permit must follow by Oct 1.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Gateway West Realty Co
Missouri Clean Water Commission
MCWC
Cole County Court
Country Club Mobile Home Park
City council approves bids and zoning changes at August session
The council accepted bids by E G Linhardt Construction for curb and guttering on Kansas Street and Southwest Boulevard totaling 17 930 and 19 343 05. A Sterling Construction bid of 10 209 54 for Old St Louis Road sewer work was approved. A Monroe East Franklin rezone from residential to commercial was approved. Grave sites at Longview Cemetery raised to 50 for adults and 25 for children. A portion of Sycamore Street vacated for sewer right of way. A North Ten Mile Drive public hearing Aug 20 at 2 p m to be held. An allotment of 350 for nursing program approved for Council of Clubs. Gipfert Lane vacate request referred to Street Committee.
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Southwest Boulevard
Kansas Street
Sterling Construction Co
Old St. Louis Road
Longview City Cemetery
Sycamore Street
Cole County Public Works Department
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Ten Mile Drive
Council of Clubs
Gipfert Lane
U.S. 50
Industrial Drive
Dixon elects write-in Bill White mayor by slim margin
In Dixon Missouri a special mayoral election set after John Sheppard resignation resulted in Bill White winning as a write-in with 89 votes, Glen Roan on the ballot receiving 74. White defeated the active campaigner by 15 votes, ending Roan’s single-ballot bid. Ed Cole and council actions on tax rates prompted discussion amid the election.
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Dixon, Mo
Dixon
Bill White
Glen Roan
John Sheppard
Jaycees pick Schroeder for state senator role
Ken Schroeder was elected State Senator for the Jaycee Mock Legislature to be held this fall at the summer regional Jaycee meeting in Cole Camp. He was among 13 Jefferson City residents attending the meeting. Police investigated a fatal shotgun shooting of Willie Foggy, a 33 year old East St. Louis man, on a city street Monday night. Foggy died at City Hospital after being struck in the back. Fifth Ward Councilman James Barry said the tax rate cannot be reconsidered and will not be brought up again at the next meeting.
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Borgmeyer
Ken Schroeder
Cole Camp
Schroeder
Jefferson City
ST. Louis
East St. Louis, Ill
Willie Foggy
East St. Louis
City Hospital
Fifth Ward
James Barry
Council
Barry
Thomas E. Whitecotton
James Woodman
Darrel Gordon
Carolyn McDowell
James L. Barry
Ex-legislator Contey posts bond in heroin case
John C. Contey Jr., 49, a former state legislator, posted a $100000 bond before a U S magistrate on heroin selling charges. A 22 year old fan, Arthur Qualls, was arrested and released on $55000 bond. They are due back before Magistrate William S Bahn on August 24. A library story hour is set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Lion's Den in Russellville sponsored by the Thomas Jefferson Library.
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U.S
John C. Contey Jr
Conley
Arthur Qualls
Qualls
William S. Bahn
Thomas Jefferson Library
the Lion's den
Russellville
Markets Dip as Rates, Politics Rock Wall Street
New York stocks fell after a brief early gain as investors faced higher interest rates and political uncertainty. The noon Dow averaged 910.67, down 2.11 from the morning level, with 1,520 issues traded on the NYSE and 585 decliners to 547 advances. Amex index stood at 23.35. Champion Homes held at 6 percent, Kaiser Industries slipped, and Circle K declined to 13, with activity also noting those movers.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Champion Homes
Kaiser Industries
Down 'E
Circle K Corp
Nixon seeks to halt subpoena over executive privilege
President Nixon’s lawyers argued in court that federal courts lack jurisdiction to enforce Archibald Cox’s subpoena for White House tape recordings. White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt filed a brief defending the president’s refusal, asserting executive privilege. Senate Watergate committee postponed its own suit to obtain tapes, citing potential jurisdiction issues. Judge Sirica set deadlines for Cox’s response and kept oral arguments for August.
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Washington
Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
J. Fred Buzhardt
White House
Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N
Ervin
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Buzhardt
Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
The
United States
Presidentia
Nixon told dumbfounded by Watergate charges says Kleindienst
Former Attorney General Kleindienst testifies before the Senate Watergate committee that President Nixon was shocked when told in mid April that aides Dean and Magruder implicated others. He recalls briefing Nixon and cautions about Ehrlichman’s involvement and FBI reports amid the probe.
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Nixon
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
John W. Dean
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Justice Department
Dean
Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Enrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
National Caucus of Labor Committees
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Capitol
Russell Senate
Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
Nixon Campaign
Democratic National
Liddy
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Mardian
Mitchell
Senate Committee
FBI
Patrick Gray Iit
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