Nixon appoints emergency board to probe rail dispute
President Nixon invoked emergency powers to delay rail strikes for 60 days. He named emergency boards for the Penn Central railroad dispute and a nationwide wage and work rules conflict involving AFL-CIO unions. UTC said a strike was postponed and 6,000 Penn Central layoffs were at issue.
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Champion Strutting Twirl Off Scheduled Today
A statewide twirling contest finals day begins at 8 a.m. at Coronado High School for solos and fancy strutting with a national open competition and the Miss Majorette of Texas pageant results expected.
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FCC Fairness Doctrine Debates Erupt Over Broadcasters Ad Time
Summers testified on the final day of a week long FCC hearing weighing whether to toughen or relax the fairness doctrine. He supported the idea that Supreme Court action could shape the doctrine while noting limits on extending it to cigarette ad coverage and controversial issues. The commission debated, with Summers arguing the ruling should not automatically apply to all broadcasts.
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