Decision on extending wage and price controls
Washington AP reported the Nixon administration will decide in weeks whether to seek Congress authority to extend wage and price controls beyond April. A council source said a 50-50 chance exists for requesting continued controls while hearings begin January 31 before the Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council
Senate Banking Committee
Dunlop
Harvard Economics
Big Bumhess Bird
Tot Ol 3 Helps Father Free Himself Under Car
In Des Moines Iowa Thomas Morris 31 credits his three year old daughter Trisha with freeing him after a jack slipped and the car pinned him. She fetched tools and used a screwdriver to lift the car enabling him to crawl free. Morris was later treated for head lacerations and chest injuries. Police say he likely would have died without his daughter's actions.
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Tot
Father
Des Moines, Iowa
Trisha
Thomas Morris
Morris
Des Moines
Ray Gordon to Retire From Kaiser Refractories
Ray Gordon will retire Jan 31 from Kaiser Refractories after a lifelong tenure in the machine shop. He and wife Mildred reside at 1210 N Jefferson St with three children and six grandchildren. Sons R M Gordon and Roger Gordon live in Rota Spain and New Orleans. daughter Mrs Jimmie Northcutt in Centralia. Plans include travel and Ray’s favorite pastime fishing.
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Thomas
Ray) Gordon
Kaiser Refractories
Ray
Mildred
N. Jefferson St
R.M
Roger
Rota
Spain
New Orleans
Jimmie Northcutt
Centralia
Junior Says He's Lover Not Fighter
ATLANTA AP Junior Samples star of Hee Haw was acquitted of battery charges from a February incident at an American Legion Club. He said he did not slap or hit Joyce Flanagen Almond, claiming she followed him outside and pulled his necktie. The judge ruled in Samples' favor and cautioned Almond for chasing him. From Butler AP debris killed Laurin Paul Cunningham 57 during a fire at the Bitner Stark Pontiac agency building, caused by wiring to an outdoor sign. He died from a crushed skull while moving tools from the burning structure.
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Atlanta, Ga
Junior Samples
Samples
Criminal Court
Woodrow Tucker
Joyce Flanagen Almond
American Legion Club
Tucker
Mrs. Almond
Butler
Bitner-Stark Pontiac
Laurin Paul Cunningham
Dover shooter Hoffecker dies after spree across state
Ronald W. Hoffecker, 20, accused of murdering four people in a statewide shooting rampage, was said to be eliminating witnesses in a drug case before his death. He died Thursday, believed to have shot himself after his car lost control during a high speed chase and police closed in.
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Dover
Del
Ronald W. Hoffecker
Highspeed
Lincoln University Names New Vice President
John Chavis professor of history at Tuskegee Institute was named vice president of Lincoln University in Jefferson City. He will serve as chief academic officer, coordinating the academic budget appointments innovation planning and faculty program evaluation. James Frank Lincoln University president announced the appointment today.
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Jefferson City
John Chavis
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Lincoln University
Chavis
Tuskegee
James Frank
Do You Label Yourself Shy
Motivational note urging courage intelligence and love as divine qualities. It encourages self-expression through reflection on God and dismisses shyness as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
US Shifts Missile Targets From Cities to Russian Bases
The United States has redirected part of its long range missiles from Soviet city targets to Russian military sites. The change, urged by Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger, aims to deter Soviet actions with selective responses without widening overall nuclear arsenals. About a portion of 1,000 Minuteman missiles now targets key Russian military sites, while remaining firepower from submarine-launched missiles could still reach major Soviet cities if needed.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Europe
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Overseas Writers Association
United States
Pentagon
Hardin Details Milk Support Increases Views
ST LOUIS AP Former Agriculture Secretary Clifford M Hardin says the 1971 rise in federal milk price supports followed White House decisions and after George Schultz withdrew opposition. He notes early 1971 justification, March 12 statement opposing, and a March 23 meeting that led to the recommended increases.
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ST. Louis
George Schultz
Office of Management and Budget
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Globe-Democrat
White House
Globe- Democrat
Schultz
Eagleton seeks Senate probe of Missouri hog plant
Senator Tom Eagleton calls for a Senate investigation into a Missouri feasibility project that would vertically integrate hog production, slaughter and marketing. He warns the plan could force up to 5,000 farmers from the pork market and reduce independent producers nationwide, citing efficiency data and oil industry parallels. The Hart antitrust subcommittee has gathered information on the Clark County project.
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Washington
Missouri
Tom Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Senate
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
U.S
Hart
Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Clark County
Ledger Ad Wisdom Lets Savers Earn With Household Deals
The Ledger reader can spot recurring savings in household supplies through timely ads. Alerts to price boosts, promotions, and featured discounts illustrate how careful purchasing yields continuous value for everyday needs.
Boillot says milk price release issue misreported
Missouri agriculture commissioner James B. Boillot said a news release about seeking an attorney general opinion on releasing private dairy price data was in error. He had simply asked for priority consideration of a Senator Bradshaw request. Boillot cited open records laws and the Unfair Milk Sales Practices Act as factors in his reluctance to disclose firm price information.
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Jefferson City
James B. Boillot
State Agriculture Commissioner
Boillot
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Springfield Newspapers Inc
Agriculture Department
Missouri Information Service
Agriculture Commissioner
Bradshaw
Boulot
Consumer Services
Top ten Cash Box weekly best sellers list
The Cash Box nationwide survey ranks the week’s top ten records led by Jim Croce Time in a Bottle and Steve Miller Show and Tell. Other entries include Al Wilson Smokin in the Boys Room Brownsville Station Helen Wheels Paul McCartney Living for the City Stevie Wonder You’re Sixteen Ringo Starr Leave Me Alone Helen Reddy Never Never Gonna Give Ya Up Barry White The Most Beautiful Girl Charlie Rich.
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Jim Croce
the Joker
Steve Miller
al Wilson
Smokin
Brownsville
Helen Wheels
Paul McCartney
Stevie Wonder
Ringo Starr
Helen Reddy
Barry White
Charlie Rich
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Kaiser
Junior
A&b Prescription Landmark Building
Full Service Prescription Dept
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KTGR
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