Senate votes to extend Nixon inflation controls to 1974
The Senate approved a bill extending President Nixon authority to freeze and regulate wages and prices through April 30, 1974 by a vote of 85 to 2, with rent controls for some metropolitan areas approved 50 to 38. Senator Clifford Case urged the rent amendment.
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R-N.j
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New Jersey
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D-Wis
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
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John Tower
R-Tex
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Education reform faces court ruling and budget shifts
Gov Lucey defends education package amid Supreme Court challenges to property tax funding. Plan shifts state aid from 31 to 41 percent, aims for equalized funding. Officials expect possible district funding adjustments and phased tax controls to influence urban areas including Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Denver
Honolulu
Boise
Idaho
Fire at St Francis Hospital On Fryer Scorches Worker
Margaret Forer, 59, of 2938 S Losey Blvd, sustained minor burns while trying to extinguish a deep fat fryer fire at the St Francis Hospital Coffee Shop around 10 am Wednesday. Firemen blamed a faulty heating element. no major damage reported.
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St. Francis Hospital
Margaret Forer
S. Losey Blvd
Unit Urges Tax Concessions Report Requirement
A Wisconsin statutory watchdog committee urges lawmakers to require property owners to report valuations exempted from taxes. The joint survey committee on tax exemptions argues the bill would create data on the extent and value of exemptions, addressing municipal concerns about concessions for special interests.
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Madison
Joint Survey Committee On
Nixon backs controls as prices rise while food costs lag
Senate Finance Committee votes for controls amid continued opposition to regulating raw agricultural goods in the stabilization program. Nixon says boosting supplies will ease price growth later. February CPI stands at 128.6, with few declines. eggs drop sharply, some goods inch lower. Real spendable weekly earnings rise 0.4 percent in January, and wages climb to 140.99 dollars per week. Stein pins rising food prices on income gains and output lag from adverse conditions, not policy shifts.
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Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Stein
Inmates Free 9 Hostages After West Virginia Riot
Inmates who held five guards hostage ended their 24 hour rebellion at the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville. Gov Arch Moore Jr said one inmate was fatally stabbed and two wounded. Hostages walked out with officials after talks and seven undisclosed demands were settled.
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W.va
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
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U S Transport Plane Escapes Libyan Attack
A Libyan Air Force plane fired on a U S Air Force C130 over the Mediterranean near Malta. The U S transport ducked into a cloud and was not hit. its crew or passenger count was not disclosed. Libyan activity was reported as part of broader airspace tensions near Malta.
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U.S
Washington
Mediterranean
Malta
Ex-POWs to be turned over amid ceasefire talks
The Viet Cong spokesman said plans agreed at a four party Joint Military Commission subcommission on prisoners include releasing one South Korean prisoner at Duc Pho and the highest ranking captive Col. Benjamin Harrison Purcell. In Saigon, South Vietnamese forces with tanks and bomber support moved to lift the siege of a government outpost 30 miles north of the city, with another outpost Tong Le Chan under heavy artillery fire and reports of casualties.
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South Vietnam
Duc Pho
da Nang
Benjamin Harrison Purcell
Saigon
Rach Bap
Tong le Chan
Black Orpheus to Show at UWL
The 1960 Brazilian film Black Orpheus will be shown free Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Main Hall Auditorium at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. The Foreign Film Series is sponsored by the UWL Lectures and Concerts Committee.
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Brazil
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Orpheus
Eurydice
Rio de Janeiro
UWL
Wisconsin civilian work force climbs to 1.97 million
Wisconsin's civilian work force reached 1,965,300 by mid February, up 13,100 from mid January and 52,500 above the mid February 1972 level, the state reported Monday.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Armed Robbery Hearing Set For 2 In Medary
Two Minneapolis men Arthur Derouin 37 and William Desjarlais 27 face a preliminary hearing in County Court Thursday for an armed holdup at a Kwik Trip in Town of Medary on Feb 21. A third defendant Jerlyn La Framboise 28 is named in the complaint. Their lawyer was appointed. The trio allegedly took 450 in bills and rolled coins.
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Ill
Ronald Johnson
Bolingbrook
Chicago
Fred Michael Flynn
Rita
Flynn
Johnson
Oak Park
Harold Miller
Miller
Asheville
N.C
Illinois
Will County
Minneapolis
Medary
Arthur C. Derouin
William G. Desjarlais
Leonard Roraff
Jerlyn la Framboise
Ambulance Responds After Possible Overdose in Meadow Estates
Onalaska rescue crew transported Mary A. Decorah from Meadow Estates to St. Francis Hospital after a 4:36 a.m. March 21 incident. Police report a possible overdose.
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Mary A. Decorah
R. 3
Onalaska
Meadow Estates
St. Francis Hospital
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