Administration To Go Against Advisors Decision
President Nixon's plan to keep federal property tax relief ahead of an advisory panel's stance. Treasury Undersecretary Cohen says relief will continue while the commission studies revenue sharing and school funding effects. Governors and congressmen oppose targeted circuit-breaker grants as unfair and duplicative.
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Nixon
Treasury
Edwin S. Cohen
Shultz
Commission
Cohen
Dan Evans
L. H. Fountain
North Carolina
al Ullman
Oregon
Evans
Miller Wins Mine Workers Election in Reform Push
Arnold Miller, candidate of Miners for Democracy, claimed a decisive victory in the court ordered presidential election against incumbent W. A. Boyle. With 979 of about 1,300 locals counted, Miller led 52,403 to 40,966, about 56 percent, and vowed immediate reforms including pension raises to $200 monthly for miners.
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Washington
Arnold Miller
W. A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Miller
Miners For Democracy
Ohley
W. Va
Labor Department
Boyle
Baton Rouge May Face Liability Over Student Police Clash
An AP report notes a state investigating committee says local authorities must assess possible personal criminal liability in the Southern University confrontation that left two Black students dead. The panel avoided naming shooters, stating the fatal buckshot likely came from deputies but deferring to a grand jury. evidence will go to East Baton Rouge Parish DA.
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Baton Rouge
Special
Southern University
Denver A. Smith
New Roads
Leonard D. Brown
Gilbert
William J. Guste Jr
East Baton Rouge Parish
Smith
Brown
University
Leon G. Netterville
NFC ouster of six directors upheld at convention
About 9,000 delegates at the National Farmers Organization convention upheld the ouster of six national directors. Oren Lee Staley appeared likely to win re election as president, a post he has held since the NFC began 17 years ago, with Don Kimball of Amarillo as the only announced challenger before removal.
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Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Don Kimball
Amarillo
Staley
Train derailment injures conductor near Osawatomie
A six car derailment seven miles northwest of Osawatomie Kansas injures conductor George Austin 64 who fell 15 feet while the caboose toppled. Brakeman George L Burchett 21 escaped injury as 800 feet of track was torn up. 1000 delegates walked out amid expulsion votes in a heated dispute over accusations of conspiracy to split the NFO and leadership concerns.
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Osawatomie
Kan
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