Who Controls The Economy In The Wilds Of 1970s?
AP reports on President Nixon's framing of the economy as driven by external forces beyond control while critics question the administration's role in inflation, food supply, and trade. The piece contrasts claimed uncontrollability with calls for patience as Phase 4 unfolds.
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Damages Awarded To Black Women In Employment Bias Case
A Kansas civil rights panel awarded damages to two Wichita women and a Topeka woman after hearings on racial discrimination in employment. Irene Love of Wichita received 16114.60 from Callison's Restaurant for wages and humiliation, Glendlyn Aldridge of Wichita got 1944 from Walls IGA for wages and distress, and Agnes Badger of Topeka was awarded 2000 from Goodyear Tire for pain and reinstatement with back pay.
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British Capture IRA Leader in Belfast Amid Large Sweep
Irish Republican Army in Belfast suffers disarray after local commander and 16 men are captured. British sweep nets 14 more. three Ireland bound suspects arrested while others flee toward the Republic. The operation is the biggest against the IRA since Motorman.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
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Londonderry
Seamus Twomey
David O’connell
Dublin
Pentagon pins falsified Cambodia bombing records on Washington
The Pentagon reversed itself on who ordered the masking of 1969 70 secret B52 raids in Cambodia. Officials said Washington directed security and reporting guidelines, with some sources pointing to the Joint Staff or SAC. Laird acknowledged raids but denied ordering falsification.
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Cambodia
Jerry W. Friedheim
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Strategic Air Command
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Joint Military Staff
Melvin R. Laird
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State tax receipts rise in Kansas fiscal year
State tax receipts in Kansas rose 16.7 percent to 432.1 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. The gain trails Budget Division estimates by about 5.6 million due to lower corporation income taxes. Final totals await Accounts and Reports records in two weeks.
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Legislative Research Department
Frankin County Budget Hearing Notice
In compliance with K.S.A. 1972 Supp. 78-2929 the governing body will meet in 1973 at 9:00 A.M. at the Franklin County Court House to answer taxpayers questions about the proposed tax levy and budget. Chairman presides. Public notice of total expenditures and related items provided.
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