Airlines Refusing To Fly Over France After Collision
Paris AP brief notes airlines boycotted French skies after two Spanish jet liners collided during an air controller strike. A French air force general cited radar gaps near Nantes as a factor, but blamed pilot error for the collision. One plane with 178 aboard crashed southwest of Abbeville, killing 68. the other landed with damage and 108 aboard. Most victims were Britons. several passengers were Japanese, Irish, and Spaniards.
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France
Claude Grigaut
Nantes
Spain
Britain
Stockholm
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Rolf Bandell
Abbeville
Bandell
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Iberia Airlines
Spantax
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Iberia
Minorca
Humphrey Plans Legislation to Save Nations Cities
Sen Hubert H Humphrey D Minn announced he will sponsor a senate resolution to save the nations cities from domestic neglect He would cap budget outlays within Nixon’s ceiling while trimming military spending and starting tax reform An estimated 10 to 14 billion dollars from reduced defense would fund pressing urban needs The White House discussions with mayors signaled potential relief for local programs funded by federal grants
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
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U.S Conference of Mayors
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White House
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Kenneth Cole
Maryland Senate weighs agency fees and public disclosures
The Senate moved to cap employment agency fees at five percent of annual pay, trimming a $395 average fee for a $5,200 job to about $260, while rejecting an amendment to widen the ceiling. It debated a broad public disclosures bill for officials and judges, defeating an attempt to apply it to media editors and broadcasters and later considering an exemption for pre July 1, 1973 land. The chamber approved a resolution criticizing a Korea trade pact over oysters, with supporters arguing nationalخل interests. A vote on Prince Georges County busing was postponed amid filibusters by opponents who call the measure racist.
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Economic Affairs Committee
Maryland
James A. Pine
D-Balto County
Pine
Korea
Elroy G. Boyer
Upper Shore
Prince Georges County
Maryland Hospitals Face Rate Reform Plan
Dow said the hospital plans to raise rates despite current ability to manage. Maryland hospitals will be monitored by a new Health Care Cost Review Commission starting July 1 1974, aligning hospital regulation with utilities. A slide show and talk by Frances Crum accompanied a hospital auxiliary meeting. additional sessions were scheduled for March 15 and March 20 at local fire halls.
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Dow
Maryland Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
Maryland
Frances Crum
New Market Fire Hall
Walkersville Fire Hall
Rain Dampens Mardi Gras in New Orleans Parade
A soft rain dampened Mardi Gras as Rex Howard Raymond Mahomer ruled the city as Carnival king with Lynn Agnes Favrot as queen. The Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club prepared a daylong parade lineup in memory of Louis Armstrong, theme Satchmo's Second Line, despite wet streets.
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New Orleans
Proteus
God of the
Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club
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Satchmo
Dr Ray Leaves Jefferson in Housing Controversy
Dr. Ray departed Jefferson amid dispute over mobile homes with Montgomery restrictions. Mrs. Smith and landlord Catsail declined details while neighbors and Congressman Byron discuss appeals and potential variances. Local concerns focus on two other motorized homes, with support and petitions reported.
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Dr. Ray
County Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals
Smiths
Goodloe Byron
Mrs. Smith
Eisenhowers Rent $100 000 Home in Bethesda Md
Julie Nixon Eisenhower and husband David rented a $100 000 home at a special rate in Bethesda Maryland from C G Bebe Rebazo a friend of President Nixon and plan to move in when he leaves the Navy The White House announced Monday
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Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David
Bethesda
White House
C. G.bebe Rebazo
Nixon
Elders face displacement as a parking lot replaces their home
In February community leaders worked to find affordable housing for remaining elderly tenants forced from the Tower Apartments for a new parking lot. Most pay about 60 dollars monthly, but vacancies are scarce and May 1 deadlines loom. Residents fear street eviction and cling to independence amid anxious hopes.
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Community Improvement
League of Junior Women
Patricia Throne
County Commission On Aging
E. Paul Magaha
Tower
Dollar Dips as Markets Await Reform Measures
The dollar edged downward in Europe as investors awaited money market reopenings and reforms to the international system. Bank-to-bank trading was at a minimum, and gold prices reflected uncertainty with $1 fall to $83 per ounce in London while Zurich rose $1.50 to $84.50.
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