Cleaver Plans Return to Lead Urban Guerrilla War
Eldridge Cleaver says he will end his Algerian exile and lead urban guerrilla struggle in the United States. He criticizes China and Cuba regimes, notes Peking’s invitation to Nixon as a setback, and plans to return soon. With passport not renewed since 1968, his wife Kathleen and two children arrived in Boston amid plans to keep parts of his movement abroad.
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Shorter Controls Asked
HOT SPRINGS VA AP One of the nation’s major Merchandisers urged quick establishment of Phase 2 pay and price controls to restore consumer confidence. Ralph Lazarus of Federated Department Stores told 110 industrial leaders that controls must work soon or credibility will deteriorate. He forecast retail sales up 8.5 percent in 1971 and 9.5 percent in 1972 if confidence returns, with unemployment easing to about 5.2 percent by late 1972. Disturbing slackness in equipment and machine tool production was noted.
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Regents Resolve Sale Of 3.2 Beer
The Kansas Board of Regents prohibited campus beer sales while allowing consumption of 3.2 beer under controlled conditions. The measure, adopted Friday by Elmer Jackson, follows the Lawrence City Commission approving KU Student Union's 3.2 beer license.
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Dole Seeks Quick Senate Action on O'Connor Nomination
Sen. Bob Dole said he hopes Kansas Supreme Court Justice Early E. OConnor will be confirmed for a U.S. District Court judgeship in Kansas. He noted the Justice Department has sent clearance to the White House and urged rapid sending of the name to the Senate before Supreme Court nominations hearings begin.
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Florida woman on probation after abortion case
Deland Florida AP Shirley Ann Wheeler 23 faced a 20 year term for abortion. She received two years probation and was ordered to return to Morganton North Carolina to live with relatives within two weeks. She said the order separates her from Robert Wheeler with whom she has lived.
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Morganton
N.C
Federal tolerances bend consumer protection laws cited
Washington officials describe tolerances in federal food inspection, allowing slight variances like four or fewer dead insects per lot and poultry water content up to 12 percent. GAO notes a $32 million annual impact from a 1 percent water increase. FDA head of compliance cites hidden guidelines. USDA shows more openness on water limits in poultry cooling.
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