Justices To Rule On Baseball Suit
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Curt Floods antitrust challenge to baseball claiming the reserve system violates state and federal antitrust laws. Floods case could test the leagues immunity and is expected to be decided by June.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Curt Flood
Europe
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Arthur Goldberg
High Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Congress
Senate members eye repeal plan to shield U S cars
Senate Finance Committee members weigh amending the 15.5 billion tax cut bill to keep a 7 percent excise tax on imported autos while repealing it for U S produced vehicles. They cite rising foreign competition and the Datsun push as prompting stronger protection.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Russell B. Long
D-La., and Sons
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
Nixon
House Debates Alaska Land Bill to Resolve Native Claims
The House considers a bill to settle Alaska Native land claims by paying 925 million dollars and 40 million acres. The plan would grant cash, mineral royalties and land to about 55,000 Eskimos Aleuts and Indians for claims on most of Alaska's lands.
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Washington
House
Alaska
Record High 90 Degrees in Louisiana and Texas
The National Weather Service logged the day’s highest temperature at 90 degrees in Lake Charles Louisiana and in Lufkin and Kingsville Texas. The low for the day was 6 degrees in Flagstaff Arizona.
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New York
Twin Cities Chit Chat House Moves Along By Pass
Residents report sighting a weather balloon resembling a flying saucer and a house moving along the service road by U S 165 Bypass at dawn. The note assures readers the era is still the 20th century and sanity remains intact.
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Twin Cities
U.S. 165 By - Pass
Solons urged to approve Nixon health plan
Washington AP Nixon administration urged Congress to pass a national system of regulated private health insurance with employer based coverage and government aid for the poor. Elliott Richardson told the House Ways and Means Committee rival plans are inadequate or costly. hearings opened on health coverage proposals.
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Solons
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Elliot L. Richardson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Richardson
American Medical Association
Health Insurance Association of America
River Stage Flood Update and Nearby Towns
River stages rise with flooding noted along Camden and Monroe areas as water levels peak. Present stage change shows 265.3 and 40 not listed, indicating measurements unavailable or pending confirmation. Local authorities monitor spillways and issue advisories as river conditions evolve.
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Camden
Monroe
Teen Age Smoking Rates Rise Nationwide
Government reports a sharp rise in teen smoking from 1968 to 1970 with four million youths aged 12 to 18 smokers in January 1970, up one million in two years. It notes environment and parental influence, showing 4.2 percent in non smoking households versus 24.9 percent where a parent or older sibling smokes.
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Washington
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
Book industry seeks price controls exemption after freeze
The book publishing industry urged the government to grant a total exemption from price controls after the wage price freeze ends, arguing reprinting costs for older titles may rise and new stock sales would be harmed. Kenneth McCormick of Doubleday testified for the Freedom to Read Committee, noting two thirds of titles are published by his members.
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Apt
Senate Subcommittee On
Constitutional Rights
Kenneth McCormick
Doubleday and Co
The
Association of American Publishers
McCormick
Congress
Association
Cost of Living Council
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Cloudy Skies and Mild Heat Forecast for Monroe
Partly cloudy skies expected for Monroe and surrounding areas today through Wednesday with little temperature change. A slight chance of showers or thundershowers through Wednesday, highs 82 to 88, overnight lows 66 to 72. Humid drying conditions, dew points in upper 60s, sunshine minimal. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged a high of 89 on Monday and a low of 70 this morning with no precipitation Monday.
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Monroe
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroe Municipal
Kosygin Heckled On Canada Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin faced security tightness and protests during a Ottawa visit as dozens of protesting Jews and others demonstrated. An assault on Kosygin occurred on Parliament Hill as Geza Matrai, a Hungarian Freedom Fighter candidate, was remanded for trial. Deported rabbi Meir Kahane led a Montreal protest with six supporters.
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Ottawa
Alexei Kosygin
Parliament Hill
Kosygin
Geza Matrai
Matrai
Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation of Canada
Social Credit Party
Ontario
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
United States
Montreal
Kahane
Canada
Soviet Union
Europe
North
Africa
Ford Says Officials Over 70 Should Retire
Washington AP House Republican Leader Gerald Ford of Michigan calls for retirement at age 70 for all federal officials including FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. Ford denies singling out Hoover though says Hoover and others over 70 should retire. Hoover is 76.
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Washington
House
Gerald B.ord
Michigan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ford
Hoover
Iarhier
Plane Bombs South Viet Nam, Killing 18 Troops
An American A37 jet accidentally bombed a South Vietnamese position near Tay Ninh on Route 22, killing 18 troops and wounding seven paratroopers. Preliminary findings say the target was marked and cleared, marking the worst bombing error since March 5.
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Saigon
U.S
Thien Ngon
Tay Ninh
Laos
Mekong
Nixon seeks one year extension of curbs powers
The White House sent legislation to Congress asking for a one year extension to April 30 1973 of the Economic Stabilization Act with added civil penalties and authority to regulate interest and dividends. It creates a temporary emergency court of appeals to review wage price cases and clarifies presidential power over standby controls while resisting Senate confirmations for board members.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Court of Appeals
Capitol
Walker
Supreme Court
Pay Board and Price Commission
Senate
Newspapers Gain In Public Impact
Philadelphia AP report details editors stating newspapers are more vital and vigorous by reflecting readers lives. Don Carter praises APME for better coverage of drugs race relations teen issues elderly education and traffic while promoting White House access and minority news. Preconvention sessions showcased electronic news gathering gear.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press Managing [Editors Association
Don Carter
Macon
Telegraph and News
APME
Carter
Nixon
White House
J. William Hill
Washington D.C
Taxpayer asks if medical expenses for nervous condition tied to heavy taxes are deductible
A taxpayer questions whether medical costs arising from a nervous condition caused by excessive taxation can be claimed as deductions. The inquiry raises the issue of deductibility for stress related health expenses under applicable tax rules.
Sell Your Old Stuff In News Star World Ads
Classified note invites readers to clear closets and garages and sell usable items via News Star World ads. Includes a buy or sell gist with a described item Mine bike and contact at 707 Eason Place and phone 325-4153.
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Star—World
Eason Place
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