Nevada Order Restores 3000 Welfare Recipients
A federal judge ordered Nevada to restore about 3,000 women and children to welfare rolls and refund benefits denied since December. The ruling found the state violated due process by halting checks without hearings. The decision could cost Nevada about $1 million.
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Agriculture Officials Join Pipeline Fees
Washington AP report notes Agriculture Department objects to Alaska 800 mile oil pipeline plan citing need for fail safe environmental protections. FPC and OEP defend North Slope oil and gas as vital for national security and low pollution energy. Interior to issue final environmental impact statement before permit decision, months away.
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Tax relief urged to boost slack economy
Washington cap and Dallas speech excerpts show Andrew F. Brimmer urging Nixon to favor tax cuts over easier money to stimulate demand. He argues the Fed already injected liquidity and fiscal measures like speeding up 1969 tax reform cuts or restoring the investment tax credit offer the stronger path. Brimmer warns against flooding banks with liquidity and calls for fiscal stimulus if needed.
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Testing Center Opens in Baltimore at Cathedral Street
A pregnancy testing and counseling center sponsored by Planned Parenthood Association of Maryland opened at 809 Cathedral Street Baltimore. The facility guides clients with clergy and medical advisory boards to determine pregnancy status and provides counseling on community resources and referrals for prenatal care therapy abortion infertility services or family planning based on test results and client choice.
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Avalanches Prompt Peru Evacuations After Chungar Disaster
Geologists and police urge residents of a small Andean valley to evacuate as more avalanches loom after the Chungar mining camp disaster. The slide into Lake Yahuurina killed hundreds, with 400 to 600 dead and about 50 hospitalized. Rescue teams face high mountains and weather, while officials drain water and monitor further rockfalls.
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Mideast Talks Reach Impasse
Washington reports that Foreign Minister Abba Eban denies an impasse in Mideast talks while ruling out pressure to change Israel’s stance on linking border security to any Egypt settlement. He cautions against assuming deadlock and discusses Rogers’ ideas on security guarantees and international peacekeeping.
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Coverage Sought For Farm Workers
The Maryland House of Delegates gave preliminary approval to a bill extending workers compensation to employes of large farms. An amendment by Del. Carter Hickman limits coverage to farms with three or more full time workers or a yearly payroll of at least 15000 dollars, excluding office staff.
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Economy Outlook Fair Says Conference Participants
New York AP reports that mild optimism surfaced for a moderate economic improvement this year at the Institutional Investors Conference. Executives highlighted housing as the brightest spot with predicted starts at 1.75 million and mobile home sales near 425,000, while others warned optimism may be overstated and tied to potential tax relief and inflation trends.
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Assateague Park Prospects Split in Maryland Legislature
Annapolis AP reports Maryland lawmakers debated Assateague State Park fate with a House panel tabling a study leading to possible federal takeover of the 618 acre park. Budget panels moved to remove 242000 for new facilities and halt 685000 in state funds for prior Assateague projects. If cuts pass, the state may cede control to the National Park Service and the Seashore plan.
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