Inflation policy drift takes hold as Nixon faces pressure
As Nixon addressed the nation on economic policy, pro administration economists spoke of modest inflation cooling, citing slight drops in wholesale food prices and whispers of wage restraint. Yet hardened skeptics pressed for aggressive action, while administration aides hesitated on direct market intervention, signaling a widening shift in American sentiment.
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Nursing homes gain higher patient care funds under state plan
The Welfare Department set new vendor rates raising maximum medical patient care payment from 360 to 381 dollars per resident. Intermediate care payments will drop to 294 or 198 dollars with a 25 dollar supplementation allowed from nonpatient sources, not required by law. No patient may be denied care due to lack of supplementation.
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Manson followers face murder trial in Tate case
Four members of the Manson family appear calm as jury selection begins for the murder conspiracy trial over actress Sharon Tate and six others. Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie Van Houten and Charles Manson attend private juror questioning as sequestered panelists are sought for a trial expected to last six months.
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