Chilean Congress Moves to Curb Allende’s Socialist Drive
Chilean legislators passed a sweeping constitutional bill restricting state seizure of private property and limiting government control of major industries. The measure allows state ownership of 10 key sectors and bars asset expropriation without explicit congressional law. Allende, facing a veto threat, lacks a majority in Congress but can be overruled with a two‑thirds vote.
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Santiago
Chile
Congress
Salvador Allende
Allende
House
Senate
Popular Unity Coalition
Grain Dealers End Strike With Chicago Dockers Pact
Chicago grain elevator firms reach agreement with Local 418 of Grain Elevator Flour and Feed Mill Workers AFL-CIO ending a six month walkout. Expected to mirror a prior deal with two firms, wage increases cited by union official John McQuade. About 20 percent of 25 million bushels stored may spoil. federal court actions and Taft-Hartley law previously involved.
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Chicago
John McQuade
Afl-Cio
McQuade
Nixon
Abraham L. Marovitz
U.S. District Court
Kenyon Drops Separate Designation to Become Coed College
Kenyon College trustees voted unanimously to merge the Coordinate College for Women into a single coeducational institution. The move ends a 49 year period of separate designation as enrollment nears parity, with about 600 women currently in the coordinate college and a first full women’s class expected in June 1973. The change follows administration recommendations and aims to unify Kenyon identity while maintaining space for female students in Gambier, Ohio.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kenyon College Board of Trustees
Kenyon
Cleveland
Gambier
Ohio
Knox County
Coordinate College
Bruce Haywood
Rhodes shifts focus to 1972 GOP wins in Amelia talk
Former Gov James A Rhodes, speaking in Amelia, Ohio, said he now favors electing Republicans in 1972 over a 1974 gubernatorial bid. He avoided taking sides in the Hamilton County Republican clash between Earl Barnes and U S Sen Robert Taft Jr, and urged officials to foster a business climate to grow jobs.
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Amelia
Ohio
James A
Rhodes
Hamilton County
Earl Barnes
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio Republican Central Committee
Taft
Barnes
New Zigzag Missile Evader Moves Toward Testing
The Pentagon announced a new warhead named Evader that can zigzag to evade enemy missile lenses. Navy and Air Force teams will begin prototype tests this year, with mass production decisions tied to Soviet ABM progress and arms control terms. About $33.6 million is funded for development.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Department
Credit Union At Miami To Meet
Oxford Miami University Employees Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting March 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 103 Benton Hall on the Oxford Campus. The agenda includes the treasurer's report election of the 1972 73 board and a Q and A period. The union serves faculty staff and families on all three Miami campuses with payroll deductions for savings and loans. Individual savings accounts are federally insured up to 20000. The credit union recently declared its first interest payment of three percent on savings for the second half of 1971, an annual six percent rate.
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Oxford
Miami University
Federal Credit Union
Benton Hall
Miami
Gilligan Finance Chief Sets Course for Admin Year
Columbus AP report quotes Gov Gilligan Finance Director Harold Hovey saying last year favored legislature hamstringing his program while this year the budget is set and administration can focus on running government. He cites merging Urban Affairs with Development and a funds clearinghouse to reduce duplication. Public gains include better coordination across programs and more dollars for vocational and special education.
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Harold Hovey
Gilligan
Hovey
General Assembly
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