Nixon Maps Parley On Jobless Aid
President Nixon plans a conference at the Western White House with Secretary Hodgson, Edward David, and 16 others to address unemployment among engineers and scientists, many from aerospace. About 65,000 engineers and scientists were jobless after Congress halted funding for the SST project. The administration has tapped HUD funds to keep some unemployed in public works. Nixon aims to broaden relief, while also noting beach transfer to California and other West Coast focus. The talks may also cover aiding Lockheed amid RB211 issues tied to the Tri Star project.
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Scott Lashes Democratic Foes Of Nixon War Plans
Washington AP Sen ate Republican Leader Hugh Scott accuses Democratic hopefuls of using the Indochina war as political football and backs administration war policies. Four GOP freshmen join in a counterattack as House Democrats push a 1972 withdrawal deadline amid intra party divides. Brock targets Common Cause and antiwar groups, arguing the North Vietnamese regime holds POWs.
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Mandel's Record Budget Clears House
Annapolis MD Gov Marvin Mandel's 1.8 billion dollar budget to run Maryland government in 1972 easily cleared a major House hurdle. Delegates approved about 14.4 million in cuts and restorations, including funding for the Movie Censor Board and Bowie State College positions, with final passage awaiting a Senate move.
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Burns Hits Dictatorial Power In Wage Curb Bill
Washington AP Burns urges six month limit on presidential wage and price controls while Treasury official backs longer authority. Fed chair argues stand by authority risks dictatorial powers as Nixon weighs inflation strategy and easier money policy amid ample bank reserves.
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Wedlock Seeks Divorce in City Circuit Court
Charlies Wedlock Sr. filed suit in Baltimore City Circuit Court to end his 12 year marriage alleging misconduct by his wife, revea per AACHVE.
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