Military base closures proposed and study planned
A list of major defense cutbacks proposes closing several bases or transferring activity. It recommends a study to scale down all major Army training centers rather than shuttering one completely. The plan targets Navy yards in Boston and San Francisco, Long Beach naval station, Newport cruiser-destroyer HQ, and several Air Force and hospital facilities with multi-thousand civilian and military staffing and substantial annual savings.
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Long Beach Civilian and Sailor Jobs Cutback Questioned
A Long Beach report outlines an $11.5 million direct economic impact from military cutbacks, affecting 436 shore based personnel and 780 civilians. It notes 1728 sailors and about 4,000 families in the area would lose housing allowances, with discharge and reemployment steps promised under a Defense Department program.
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Cambodian towns fall to Communist advance
Cambodian troops retreat as Communist forces storm two embattled towns. U S warplanes strike for the 41st day, Laos reports weaker fighting, and a Lao government response notes ceasefire tensions amid border clashes near Kep and Than Vieng.
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Nixon aide denies broad wage price freeze under active consideration
Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz said a general across the board wage price freeze is not actively being considered by President Nixon. He noted anti inflation announcements could still come this week, while economic indicators point to rising prices and a looming first quarter GNP release.
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