Rent Watch a Success Says Government
The Nixon administration touts its nationwide rent watch as a success, with IRS investigations of over 90 000 rental units yielding 24 minor violations and one possible case referred to the Justice Department. Complaints exceed 2 000, yet most cases were corrected quickly, and penalties totaling 23819 were issued. The program remains in effect to curb elderly rent hikes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Ula
Justice Department
IRS
City Officials Split Over Gun Controls At National Meet
Indianapolis AP The National League of Cities and the U S Conference of Mayors clash over gun control at their annual meeting. The League rejects the Mayors’ hard line and drops its own mandated penalties. The conference seeks broad federal gun restrictions and registration.
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Indianapolis
National League of Cities
The
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Conference of Mayors
League
Resolutions Committee
Cleveland Mayor Accused of Making Grandstand Play
Cleveland police and black groups criticized Mayor Ralph Perk after he announced a tough crime fight plan including overtime for officers and possible withhold of pay. He tied the action to a five percent drop goal amid rising crime, while NAACP sued over alleged discriminatory hiring.
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Cleveland
Cleveland. Ohio
Ralph Perk
Theaity
Ciy
Democratic City Council
George L. Forbes
Perk
NAACT
James Magas
Police Patroller’s Association
Forbes
NAACP
Russell Adrine
Edwards defends stance on Southern University deaths
Governor Edwin Edwards told a Black People's Committee of Inquiry that police would be prosecuted if found to have intentionally killed two students at Southern University. He blamed student leaders and said officers may have fired buckshot by mistake, as the FBI and state probes continue.
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Baton Rouge, la
Edwin W. Edwards
Southern University
Ewards
Black People’s Committee of Inquiry
Attr
William Guste
FBI
Guste
Hypolite Landry
Denver Smith
Douglas Brown
Edwards
State Capitol
Southern
Baton Rouge
Suit Filed Against Man In Accident In Monroe
Hamilton Alabama man Lewis McEntery seeks 1459 dollars from Billy C Peck of Monroe in Butler County court. McEntery says a Jefferson County, Alabama auto collision already awarded the sum and asks for a local judgment enforcing payment.
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Hamilton
Birmingham
Ala
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Monroe
Lewis McEntery
Billy C. Peck
Grady Ave
Jefferson County
McEntery
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Allen E. Pritchard Jr
Louisiana
Greathouse’s
Embassy Row
Charich House
Clayton
John
Chris
Frank
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
Middletown
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Davidson
Photo Shop, Inc
Lancer
R. Weinrich, JR
Mary C. Lord
Central Ave
Halt National Bank OF
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