Mixed reaction to wage and price controls halt
The article reports cautious and mixed responses to the end of mandatory wage and price controls. It notes concern from health care groups about impact on professionals, comments from bankers Leif Olson and NILWORD Gaines on ongoing formidability and voluntary shifts, and Senate and House figures weighing continuation and oversight. Labor leaders Meany and Fitzsimmons welcome steps with conditions, while Patman questions independence of Congress to extend authority.
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Leif Olson
First National City Bank
New York
Nilword Gaines
Manufacturers Hanover Trust. Co
National Association of Mood Chains
Farr back in court as reporter faces long prison risk
Reporter Farr fights to avoid revealing a source amid renewed appeals after 110 days behind bars in 1970. Judge Douglas freed him while he weighs the case as the high court previously refused to intervene. Farr calls the period psychological barbarism and says he would return to reporting.
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Ers
U.S
Mark Knops
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Farr
William C. Douglas
Douglas
High Court
Tarr
Guidelines for Phase 3 sales of under fifty million
The government outlines Phase 3 sales limits under fifty million with a focus on inflation and potential enforcement. It states wage-price monitoring will occur if increases become problematic. Large employers will track wage increases and provide records on request, while larger units must file formal wage increase reports.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
Bookie ring alleged three suspects held in raid
Police booked Thursday Bol Ei Bechler 26 Joy D Camp 36 and Samuel R Butler bar tender for links to a bookmaking ring handling over 750000 yearly in horse race bets. All bailed at 900 and to appear in Superior Court for arraignment. The raid was at 4 20 pm on Corona Avenue.
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Bol Ei. Bechler
Seal Way
Seal Beach
Joy D. Camp
Samuel R. Butler
Coronado Ave
Harold L. Welch
Robert E. Pratt
Peter C. Beane
Hey
Sgt
Pratt
Flu Epidemic Strikes Schools in Long Beach Area
An epidemic of upper respiratory infections doubles absenteeism among students and leaves many faculty and staff ill. Dozens are hospitalized with high fevers and suspected London flu. Medical officials warn the outbreak may worsen before improving, noting immunity from prior vaccination but vaccines too late to prevent current spread.
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Everett J. Carmody
Long Beach General Hospital
Independent Press Telegram Faces Typing System Glitches
The Independent Press Telegram reports electronic typesetting bugs in the 1 P T plant. The flaws are most evident in classified ads and are being corrected quickly. Editors in production are working to fix issues as editors blame system limits and tight schedules.
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Tinium
Carmen
Independent Press-Telegram
California board bans evolution from science texts
The California State Board of Education voted unanimously to remove evolution as the sole explanation of human origins from science texts, while allowing a watered down presentation. Creationists urged including alternative origins in social science criteria amid plans to update textbooks for 3.3 million students in grades K-8.
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Sacramento
California State Board of Education
Charles Darwin
John Ford
San Diego
Ford
Kirsten Vanderberg
State Department of Education
California
National Academy of Science
Washington, D.C
Plane crashes into grove near Corona kills one
A light plane crashed into an orange grove near Corona after takeoff from Corona Municipal Airport. It burned and four aboard were involved. one man, George Gasha, 22, of Sudbury, Ontario, was killed while three others were injured. A witness said the pilot seemed to try to land on a dirt road.
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Corona
Here
Corona Municipal Airport
George Gasha
Sudbury
Ont
Canara
Bombers pound near Saigon as Communists mass north
UPI reports American F B 52 bombers dropped over 1 200 tons on suspected staging areas near Saigon while security around Pentagon East tightens amid fears of Viet Cong due to possible terrorist threats. Authorities note tanks and 12mm guns moved toward Tay Ninh area as 9 000 troops mass for a potential stand.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
William Clements
Nixon
Saison
South Vietnam
Pentagon
East
Pentagon East
Reagan tax rebate plan faces Democrat fire
California lawmakers spar over Reagan's plan to return a state surplus as tax rebates. Democratic Assemblyman Willie Brown calls for a graduated rebate or delay to a sales tax hike. Republicans praise the death-penalty stance while opposing the size and timing of the surplus return. Local reaction split along party lines as leaders debate funding and budget issues.
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Willie Brown
San Francisco
Ways and Means
Houston Flournoy
George Moscone
Reagan
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