Nixon Extends Wage Price Controls For A Year
President Nixon wins a one year extension of wage and price controls after a bitterly divided Congress. The House approved 267 to 115 just hours before the deadline, while the Senate had acted by voice vote. The measure excludes mandatory rollbacks but adds some disclosure provisions.
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Gardner Notes Spring concert at GSW High
The GSW Band held its annual Spring Concert in the high school gym with selections including Marcho Poco Mexican Fantasy and Cherish Miss Kathy Schopp directed Try To Remember. Guest soloists Christine Wright and Bill Chase performed. Duane Schopp, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Schopp, graduates Yankton College and will teach PE at Yankton Middle School.
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Verona Kindergarten Registration Opens in Fall 1973
Verona grade school invites parents to enroll pupils for kindergarten in the fall of 1973. Registration runs Monday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m at the grade school office. Children must be five by Dec 1 1973 and bring a birth certificate. Visitation will occur at that time in the kindergarten. Gas or electric ranges for sale can be listed in the classified ads.
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Inmates Take Guard Hostage at Menard Prison
About 42 inmates seized a guard at Menard State Prison in Chester Illinois taking hostage Bill Sheets 60. Negotiations via a window ended just before midnight as officials sought safe resolution. Guard J D Henderson hospitalized. 1600 inmates confined amid floodwaters blocking access.
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Daley reacts to Watergate shocks and political rifts
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley said he is shocked by Watergate developments that led to the resignations of Attorney General Kleindienst and two White House aides. He urged confidence in government and nonpartisan handling while noting ongoing disputes with Governor Walker over EPA and transit leadership.
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