Judge Rules Nixons CEO Plans Illegal Overreach
Federal Judge William B. Jones blocked the Nixon administration from unilaterally phasing out the Office of Economic Opportunity programs while funds remain. The ruling followed suits by a government workers union in Washington and a Missouri redevelopment group, amid a split with Judge James B. Parsons in Chicago. The White House had proposed transferring OEO duties to other agencies and suggested communities would fund programs to keep them running.
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Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. District Court
William B. Jones
Howard Phillips
OEO
Jones
Congress
Chicago
James B. Parsons
Parsons
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
U S Presses For Release Of Last POWs
U S officials press quietly for the release of two Thai prisoners of war held by North Vietnam. One, Chai Cham Harnavee, is cited as a key communications link at the Hanoi Hilton. The second, corporal Napodam Wang Chom, was captured in Laos in 1972.
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Washington
US S
Chai Cham Harnavee
Hanoi Hilton
Napodam Wang Chom
Laos
Pentagon
State Department
Canada
West Germany
James A. Mulligan
Navy
North Vietnam
Harnavee
Mulligan
Hilton
Hanoi
Lawrence High Cellist Steve Shumway Headlines Saturday Recital
Lawrence High School senior Steve Shumway will perform at 3 30 p m Saturday in Swarthout Recital Hall at Kansas University. He is joined by Mari lyn Pelz of Lindsborg and Joe Scheer of Wichita as winners of Kansas Music Teachers Assn auditions. Shumway will play Saint Saens Concerto in A Minor Opus 33 with his mother Janice Shumway at the piano. Pelz performs Lalo D Minor Cello Concerto Bach Suite No 1 and Interlude by Fuleihan. Scheer plays Mozart Concerto No 4 in D Major and Prokofieff Sonata No 2 in D Major.
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Steve Shumway
Lawrence High School
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
Shumway
Kansas Music Teachers Assn
Marilyn Pelz
Lindsborg
Joe Scheer
Wichita
Topeka
Salina
Saint- Saens
Janice Shumway
Miss Pelz
Lalo
Bach
Anis Fuleihan
Scheer
Mozart
Sonata No
Prokofieff
Detroit smog device claim from 1950s inventor
California inventor Ralph Heintz asserts Detroit automakers ignored his stratified charge engine from the 1950s and says Honda later used a similar design to meet 1975 emission standards. He recounts testing engines, seeking Detroit interest, and turning patents to Stanford after spending years and funds on development.
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Calif
Detroit
California
Ralph Heintz
Japan
Honda Motor Co
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Heintz
Honda
Los Angeles
Stanford University
Detroit Automakers
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Independent Rubber & Equipment Co
Russ Butler
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Dunlop
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Peerless
Farm Bureau
Blackhawk
Safemark
B. F. Goodrich
Don and
Nadine
Barnett
Apple Valley
T.ilr.e
Nadine Barnett
Don's Auto Service
Apple Valley Boat
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Hoover
Seal Master
Helwig
Coreco Oil
Speedair Air
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Patchen Electric Co
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Emerson Motors
Universal Motors
Enpo
Cornell
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Ray Polk
Monsanto Headquarters
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Lawrence, Ks
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