Kaiser premium hike for Northern California bypassed
The Price Commission approved a 10.82 percent premium increase for Kaiser Permanente Medical Program in Northern California without awaiting California's analysis. State Insurance Commissioner Richards Barger called the move surprising and said urgency was not evident.
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IRS to probe rising meat and clothing prices
The Cost of Living Council requested a nationwide inquiry to verify shopper concerns that meat and clothing costs have edged up despite price controls. The 10 member policy group seeks data on price trends and compliance across sectors.
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Burton urges U.S. to honor Indian pacts
Assemblyman John Burton calls for a federal commission to review treaty obligations with Native American tribes. He notes treaties have not been fulfilled fully and cites broad acceptance of the issue, even jokingly referencing John Wayne.
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U S auto sales in 1971 top 10 million for first time
U S auto sales for 1971 topped 10 million for the first time as wage price controls and tax changes boosted demand. Domestic sales rose 22 percent from 1970 while import share held near 14.6 percent. General Motors led gains with 4,653,804 cars, Ford and Chrysler up modestly, VW declined, and Japanese makers kept growth late in the year.
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Ten year old opposes Lyons salt mine as nuclear waste vault
Tammy Lee Estes, a Fort Scott student, wrote to the Atomic Energy Commission voicing strong opposition to locating an Atomic Waste Repository in Kansas. AEC Chairman Dr. James R Schlesinger replied that more research is needed and that the planned 23 million burial vault at Lyons salt mine faces unresolved issues including holes in the ground and salt production impacts.
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