Cost of Living Council eyed as umbrella economic agency
The administration proposes transforming the Cost of Living Council into a broad economic watchdog to monitor inflation and coordinate federal and local activities. It would oversee wage and price controls in health care and possibly other sectors, with reports on prices and imports, and aim to improve collective bargaining while tracking shortages and economic indicators.
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Cost of Saving Council
Anmbrella Economic Agency
Heer Dunlop
Dunlop
Can-gress
Federal Energy Office
Duslop
Cost of Living Council
Long Beach Officials Clash Over Queen Mary Fund Use
Long Beach officials counter claims of misusing tidelands funds for Queen Mary improvements. Parkin argues the city spent on physical upgrades. cites California Supreme Court rulings and potential private leasing of commercial areas. He notes tidelands oil profits to state exceed half a billion, with future gains projected, while museum attendance remains a concern. The commission staff labels the Queen Mary as a commercial venture and urges state oversight or revocation of the city’s tidelands stake.
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Long Rech
Parkin
Supreme Court of California
Queen Mary
Tldalands Trust
Tidelands
Long Head
Tideland
California
Wilmington
Museuny
Commission
Tideland Trust
Edward N. Gladish
Uje
Gladish
Dean Loses Law License Over Watergate Ethics Violation
Dean was found guilty of felony fraud for participation in Watergate cover up while serving as counsel to the President. The panel ruled his actions unethical and professional standards breached, leading to disbarment for violating the ethics code and obstructing justice.
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United States
Dean
Franklin PB. Ratkus
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Airline launches foodlift amid trucker strike chaos
President Nixon ordered a diesel fuel price freeze at truck stops to spur drivers back to work as panic spread over food shortages. Federal officials warned the disruption threatened groceries and essential goods while unions and industry leaders urged continued worker resistance and stricter enforcement. A convoy carrying two million pounds of meat worth $3 million moved under highway patrol escort after a sniper threat.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Federal
William EB. Simon
Washington
Simon
William Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Ruckers
National Unity c
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Chicago
United Airlines
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
A and P
Boston
Buftals
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ilinoly
Highway Patrol
Crime talk and a wandering mix of letters to ACTION LINE
An assortment of reader notes covers crime reporting gaps, a Detroit murder context, and personal inquiries. Included are requests about a gold ring refund, wilderness school contact, local attorney guidance, and Long Beach nursery school eligibility with district contact details for Esther Burcham.
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Action Link
D. V
Garden Grave
Belair
Natal
Republic of South Africa
Robert Cleeves
Admiralty Way
Maria del Rey
Calif
Cleves
South Africa
Action Line
J.M
Long Beach
Long Beach Unified School District
Esther Burcham
California eyes odd-even gas rationing plan
California officials push a voluntary odd-even gas rationing system. A draft is wanted by next Wednesday to avoid long lines, with Reno talks involving governors from western states. Public cooperation is urged though service stations may refuse service if needed.
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Zaupline
California
Reinerk
Reinecke
Brier
Caymei
Reno
Bruer
Oregon
No ransom demand in Hearst kidnapping case
FBI officials reported no ransom demand in the Miss Hearst kidnapping and said no note had been received from the abductors. The search continued around the UC Berkeley area as investigators described two or more assailants, one armed with a rifle, who forced entry into Patricia Hearst’s apartment and abducted her amid gunfire.
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FBI
University of California Coed
Fort Kelly
San Francisco
Weed
Sandy L. Golden
Miss Hearst
Iss Hearst
Peter, Benenson
Hearst
Aillsbhorougl
Patricia
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
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Sproul Hall
Cal
Sythionese Liberation Army
F Oak
Marcus A. Foster
Steven Suenaga
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Queen Mary Fund
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New York
N.Y
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Honington Beach
Merlite
Loretta Trimmer
Costymen Service
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