Nixon to retain 5.5 per cent pay guideline amid flexed standards
The Nixon administration said it will keep the 5.5 percent wage guideline but allow a flexible standard for increases beyond that level. A committee urged “responsible wage behavior” and cited inflation stabilization aims to cut the rate to 2.5 percent or less by year end. Dunlop defended the core guideline as unchanged despite the new advisory language.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
White House
Labor-Management Advisor Committee
Authority Needed To Deal With Violations Peacekeeping Commission
A North Vietnamese spokesman said no American prisoners of war would be released on Tuesday but U S officials hoped Hanoi would announce about 140 more POWs to be handed over The spokesman Bui Tin said there would be no Tuesday release and the list of next prisoners would not be delivered today U S officials said there was a distinct possibility of about 140 Americans being released on Tuesday the last day of the second interval The withdrawal of U S troops from South Vietnam continued with about half remaining and the ceasefire protocols require all prisoners to be returned within 60 days at a rate no slower than the withdrawal of forces The Joint Military Commission would discuss the POW issue at its Wednesday meeting and no transfer was expected before Thursday.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Bui Tin
Tianai
South Vietnam
Tin
Joint Miliary Commission
Duroc Wins Grand Champion at Lawton District Livestock Show
Gail Turner of Lawton exhibited the grand champion Durne bar-Tow in the swine division at Lawton District Junior Livestock Show. Danny Zeller showed the reserve grand champion a middleweight Crossbreed. Fifty-three barrows and five gilts entered with judging continuing through the day for sheep beef heifers and steers.
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Gail Turner
Lawton
Danny Zeller
Gergaime
Larry Stamper
Oklahoma State University
New'Hope +H Club
Lawton, District
Tete
Israeli Premier Nixon To Discuss Peace Talks
Israeli Premier Golda Meir, en route to the United States, said the Libyan airliner downing would not derail talks with President Nixon. She planned to prioritize proximity peace talks, with Abba Eban noting a neutral mediator would bridge Arab and Israeli positions. The incident prompted Israel to report licensing issues for a French captain, Bourges, and the government offered ex gratia payments to victims and injuries, while a cabinet communique avoided the word compensation.
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Tel Aviv
Solda Meir
United States
Nixon
Jacques Hourges
Suez Canal
Bourges
Air France
Pourges
Moshe Dayan
Cairo
David Clazar
Washington
Colo
Fragmented OCR notice: partial column items and clues
A damaged page fragment shows scattered phrases about editorials, markets, a bridge column, crossword hinting at valuables, and an office stag reference. Readable names and complete details are missing, leaving only isolated snippets and abbreviations.
Group Fixes Parking Site at Holy City
DAVE BRITTAIN reports the Holy City of the Wichitas parking area is being repaired by Treasure Lake Job Corpsmen after winter damage from snow and rain. Two culverts are installed, parking resurfaced with Mt Scott clay, and a dirt-road approach fixed. Work began last week and should finish this week.
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Ste “Michael Mitchell
Treasure Lake Joh
Holy City of the
Wichitas
Holy City
Dave Brittain
Treasure Lake Job
Boyd Bunning
Iavy
Treasure Lake Jor Corps
Mt Scott
Maude Smith
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Rogers Urges Simple Machinery for Vietnam Peace
Paris AP Secretary of State William P Rogers urged an international Vietnam conference to form a simple mechanism linking the talks with peacekeepers in the field. Canada threatened to quit the four nation supervisory commission by April 30 unless an international authority to handle ceasefire violations is created. Mitchell Sharp backed the idea in principle. a negotiated method for addressing violations and reconvening the conference was discussed.
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Paris
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Canada
South Vietnam
Rogers
Eld
Four Nation
Peace Supervisorys Commission
Mitchell Sharp
Ior
International Commission
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Sharp
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Motor Home Registrations Drive Up in Comanche County 1972
Comanche County vehicle registrations rose across most categories in 1972 with motor homes posting the largest gain doubling their 1971 totals. Travel trailers and auto plus commercial truck registrations also increased while commercial truck-tractor licenses fell by seven. Farm vehicle registrations rose to 1890 from 1806. overall collections climbed by over 18,000 to 463,448.53.
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Comanche County
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