Government to Meet Meat Prices With Major Chain Executives
Treasury Secretary Connally convenes a Washington meeting with heads of large supermarket chains to discuss rising meat prices after February food costs jumped 1.9 percent. Safeway president William S. Mitchell attends. farmers blame middlemen margins for higher shopper bills.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Safeway
Oakland
Calif
William S. Mitchell
Connally
Agriculture Department
Senator charges Air Force negligent overpayments on Lockheed C5A
Senator William Proxmire accuses the Air Force of failing to recover $400 million in overpayments to Lockheed for the C5A project. He cites a Defense Department audit showing progress payments far exceeded contract progress. Lockheed officials deny improper payments and say investigations have been settled. The GAO preliminarily corroborates earlier charges by a former Lockheed manager.
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Defense Contract Audit Agency
Lockheed
Marietta
L. C. Kitchen
Lockheed- Georgia Co
CIA
Proxmire
Kitchen
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Henry Durham
CSA
Javits Pushes End to Men Only Admissions at Service Academies
Senator Javits introduced a resolution urging Congress to oppose denying women admission to the U.S. military academies. House companion by Representative McDonald seeks legislation compelling Navy Army and Air Force secretaries to admit women regardless of sex.
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Washington
UPI
Jacob MK. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Javits
Jack UH. McDonald
R-Mich
House
Navy
Army
Air Force
Wife provides alibi for Navy chaplain in sexual conduct case
Kathleen Jensen testified for five hours that Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen sometimes used motel rooms to escape job pressures and she often joined him. The defense dispute focused on motel choices and interruptions from family during alleged affairs with two officers wives.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Kathleen Jensen
Navy
Andrew Jensen
Welfare reform study shows savings from Reagan program
Sacramento reports a 388 million saving attributed to Reagan welfare reforms with a 138 page analysis. officials say caseload fell from March 1971 to January 1972 by 182,600 people, a total 538,000 fewer than earlier estimates. The study, partly publicized to counter press claims, says reforms and the 1971 act reduced welfare load though labeled a quick look.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Social Welfare
Ronald Reagan
Department
Reagan
Robert B. Carleson
Carleson
Angela Davis Trial Portrait Frames Motive as Love
Prosecutor Albert Harris portrays Angela Davis as an emotionally driven plotter of a kidnapping tied to the murder of a judge. He argues her motive was passion for George Jackson, not freeing political prisoners, citing letters and a held cell meeting as proof while noting her flight to avoid arrest and later disguise.
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Albert W. Harris Jr
UCLA
Miss Davis
Soledad
George Jackson
Harris
San Rafael
Jackson
Angela
Jonathan
Marin County
George
Water cleanup bill aims for zero pollution by 1985
The House moves a $24.6 billion water cleanup measure to curb pollution and restore water quality by 1985 with a two year NAS study. Bipartisan sponsors seek to limit discharges and push best available technology while allowing potential amendments.
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Washington
America
Blatnik
Robert E. Jones
D-Ala
Congress
Senate
National Academy of Sciences
Reuss-Dingell Coalition
Tornadoes Sighted in Texas and Arkansas with No Damages
Tornadoes struck near Corsicana and Marlin in central Texas late Monday with no reported damage or injuries. A few tornadoes were seen in Arkansas Monday night with no damage or injuries. Severe thunderstorms stretched from the southern Midwest to the western Gulf Coast ahead of a slow moving Arctic front bringing heavy rains and hail.
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Corsicana
Marlin
Texas
Arkansas
Arctic
Soledad Brothers Found Not Guilty in San Francisco Trial
In a high profile case, John Clutchette age 28 and Fleeta Drumgo age 26 were acquitted by an all white jury of the murder of Correctional Officer John V. Mills at Soledad State Prison. The verdict came as guards and defendants were shielded by a bulletproof barrier and spectators cheered. Drumgo and Clutchette return to San Quentin while the state faces related cases involving Angela Davis and George Jackson.
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Mills High School
Sheriff's
Richard Lewis
Earl Whitmore
Whitmore
San Francisco
UPI
S. Lee Vavaris
Soledad
Marin County
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Soledad Brothers
Drumgo
Clutchette
George Jackson
Soledad State Prison
John V. Mills
Mills
Jackson
San Quentin
Vavaris
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Jewelers
Lompoc Shopping Center
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Pete Lunny
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Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Trudy Schoenfeldt
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
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California Press Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Western Gulf
Aa Theatre
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Delores Taylor Co Starine Clark
How Frank and
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Clint Eastwood
Dirty Harry
Warner Bros
Panavision
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