Nixon assures expansion of legal services for the poor
About 100 federal anti poverty attorneys at a Val Verde seminar received reassurance from the Nixon administration that funding and independence for legal services will be maintained and expanded. Lenzner, appointed July 14 as director of local services, noted concerns about future program integrity and communications amid a new administration.
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Legal Services
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Col Healey New Commander Of Green Berets In Vietnam
The Green Berets in Vietnam appoint Col Michael D Healey to lead the unit. He succeeds Col Alexander Lemberes amid a murder case tied to a Vietnamese double agent. Col Robert H Rheault had commanded since May 29 and was arrested with eight others on charges of murder and conspiracy.
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Cal
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Lemberes
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Samy
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Comemeander
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Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Woman Sues Otis Elevator Over Five Day Trapping
Mrs. Rosemary Baur Bull of Chicago sues Otis Elevator Co for 100000 alleging she was trapped for five days in a home elevator between the first and second floors of her Near North Side mansion July 10. She was rescued July 15 after handyman returned and heard the alarm. She claims 12 pound weight loss and permanent health damage. maintenance fee cited.
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Otis Elevator Co
Rosemary Baur Bull
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Otis
Maryland small loan firms accused of forcing insurance charges
The Baltimore Sun reports Maryland small loan offices charge borrowers for unwanted credit insurance on top of high interest. A survey of 45 Baltimore offices showed many violate federal and state rules requiring insurance to be optional. Examples include a Parkville borrower urged to accept life and health coverage or lose the loan, with insurance commissions up to 50 percent. Officials say enforcement is limited at state and federal levels, with no immediate remedy.
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the Sun
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Newton L Steers Jr
Norman Potovoy
Attorney General's Office
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Irish Catholics Win Voting Privileges
Northern Ireland officials promise civil rights measures including equal local voting rights for Roman Catholics at a dinner with British Home Secretary James Callaghan. The pledge aims to address Protestant Catholic tensions as rioting and arson roil Belfast and Londonderry during a tense period of unrest.
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Northern Ireland
Roy Bradford
James Callaghan
Callaghan
United Kingdom
Belfast
Jan Paisley
Auto prices rise for 1970 Ford and Chrysler cars
Detroit reports Ford plans average price increase around 680 dollars about two percent while Chrysler hints at higher prices than last year. Final prices await GM and AMC actions with sale dates set in September as industry eyes price moves.
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