Capital Hails Rural Lobby Formation in Washington
President Nixon backed a new bipartisan Rural America Coalition aimed at balancing urban rural interests. The 44 member board includes former governors and Orville Freeman. Support came from Humphrey Muskie and Pearson as the group vows to advocate for rural towns and center cities.
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America
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Ameiica, Inc
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Nebraska
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Jetliner Crash Victims Transported To Morgue Base Camp
Federal investigators examine wreckage as rescue teams raise bodies by rope to a base camp on the mountain and move them to a temporary Juneau morgue. AP Wirephoto.
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Juneau
Manson Trial Is On Again After Mistrial Denial
Los Angeles AP reports a motion for mistrial in Charles Manson s second murder case was denied as the trial resumed after a two week recess He faces new charges in the slayings of stunt man Donald Shorty Shea and musician Gary Hinman The defense cited publicity from followers arrests in an attempted robbery that ended in a shootout In a separate Tate LaBianca case witness testimony suggested Charles Tex Watson may have brain damage from drug use.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Manson
Tate-LaBianca
Donald “Shorty” Shea
Gary Hinman
Irving Kanarek
Charles
Tex" Watson
Tate- LaBianca
Watson
Fashion Critic of the 30s Dies
New York AP reports Elizabeth Hawes, 66, a prominent 1930s fashion designer who later critiqued the industry, died Monday. She bitterly attacked fashion design in her books Fashion is Spinach and Its Still Spinach in the 1940s.
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New York
Elizabeth Hawes
Statewide property tax seen likely for California
Governor Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti agree new taxes are needed to equalize school district funding after the California Supreme Court ruled the local property tax system unconstitutional. The court suggested cost per pupil as a test of quality, and ordered a hearing on a wealth based funding challenge.
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Calif
Ronald Reagan
California Assembly
Bob Moretti
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Sanford Gruskin
California
Reagan
Moretti
Supreme Court
John E. Coons
University of California Law
Coons
California Law Review
Oklahoma Yes On Teachers Wage Freeze Opinion
Oklahoma Atty. Gen. Larry Derryberry said a written opinion will back teachers seeking pay increases this year, ruling contracts began July 1 before the August wage-price freeze. A prior verbal opinion had exempted Oklahoma teachers from the freeze via the Dallas regional Office of Emergency Preparedness.
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Oklahoma City
Larry Derryberry
Oklahoma
Derryberry
Dallas
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Train Crews Can Extend Daily Runs
CHICAGO AP A new work rule allows Chicago and Northwestern Railroad train crews to run beyond the former 100 mile daily limit. The rule, agreed by union and management negotiators, applies to several interdivisional runs and may extend to the entire line. Larry S. Provo, president of the railroad, said a task force is working on wider adoption.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Larry 8S. Provo
Four Reappointed to Missouri Higher Education Panel
Gov Warren E Heatnes reappointed Dr C Brice Ratchford and three others to the Missouri Commission on Higher Education. Ratchford becomes University of Missouri president. Others named were Dr H Tudor Westover Sikeston L M Standley Sikeston and Laurence Kinckrodt St Louis.
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Warren E. Heatnes
C. Brice Ratchford
Missouri Commission On Higher Education
Ratchford
University of Missouri
H. Tudor Westover
Poplar Bluff
L.M. Standley
Sikeston
Laurence E. al. Kinckrodt
St. Louis
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