Pay Guidelines May Be Relaxed In Coming Year
Washington AP reports a forecast of larger contract settlements this year as the administration reviews pay rules. Dunlop says wage increases may rise toward past levels, with potential lift of price controls on some industries. Treasury and labor officials weigh extending authority before April 30, amid inflation concerns and ongoing contract talks.
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Two Policemen Killed Answering Fight Call
Officers Clarence Giant and Edward Pakula were killed on a domestic disturbance call involving a gun. Pakula was 27 and an ex Marine with four years on the force. both were married and fathers. A neighbor, Thomas Pary, also involved, reflected on the danger of handling family quarrels.
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Thomas Pary
Seaton Dies Interior Aide To Ike
Seaton, longtime interior aide to President Eisenhower and 1956 campaign chair, died after a career serving in government roles. He led presidential campaign efforts and advised on policy decisions. He held key administrative posts during Ike's administration.
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Ike
Cole Appointed Aide To Nixon
Washington AP report states President Nixon named Kenneth R. Cole Jr. as his chief aide and he is slated to depart the White House on February 1.
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Washington
Kenneth R. Cole Jr
White House
Teens Slain in Murders Tied to Ring Trial Starts
Prosecutors say 27 youths were slain over three years in a case linking Henley 17 and Breaks 18 to multiple murders. Henley faces trial for one killing, Cobble 17, while Breaks is set for March 4 on four charges. Police describe a home serial torture ring with payments and self defense rulings.
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Opening Battles Begin In State Legislature
In Annapolis the House delegates push for permanent records of committee votes amid calls for reform. Lawmakers debate tax exemptions for lottery winnings and new controls on reporters, with budget proposals from Gov. Blair Lee and economic concerns raised by analysts.
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Paraeet Ottein Lottery
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Michael J. Foley
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Blair Lee
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Alan T. Fell
Four men arrested in Stringbean slaying case in Nashville
Authorities in Nashville identify and arrest four men in the slaying of country singer David Stringbean Aleman and his wife. Police named Wednesday and Brown among those taken into custody in connection with the murder investigation.
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Nashville, Tenn
David ‘Stringbean” Aleman
Cost Controls May Remain On Health Care
A brief notes ongoing scrutiny of medical pricing and reimbursement rules as lawmakers weigh staying the current cost containment measures. Officials signal cautious persistence of price caps and payer mandates amid budget pressures and health policy debates.
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