Nixon Plan Faces Sharp Criticism From Critics
Critics say the Nixon plan is too little to curb inflation as officials defend productivity measures and warn the core issue is output per worker. AFL CIO leaders demand standby powers to control prices and wages while praising some White House aims to pace a peacetime economy.
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Nixon
Productivity Commission
Emil Mazey
United Auto Workers
White House
Afl-Cio
House Banking Committee
Andrew J. Biemiller
Federation
Congress
Blemiller
Richard S. Landry
Commercce
Leo A. Jarocca
Ford
Adopted 4 Tots Then Stork Due
Mr and Mrs Laurence Cor ell of North ridge California after seven years of marriage adopted four children. County officials named Cornell Wednesday as Adoptive Father of the Year. He announced the couple who married 15 years won t adopt more children as his wife Cathy is six months pregnant.
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Angeles
Larence Corell
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Hie County Adoptions Commission
Cornell
Northridge
Calif
Cathy
Senate Democrats Soften War Fund Measure in Cambodia Debate
In Washington UPI report Democrats agree to toned down language on cutting funds for future U S military operations in Cambodia. Byrd proposal asserts president's constitutional power to protect U S armed forces, while Cooper Church amend could allow entering Cambodia only to rescue downed airmen, pursue communists, or meet immediate border threats. Percy cites nearing end to five week debate as White House friction looms.
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UPI
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Charles Percy
Reil
Robert €. Byrd
Day. Va
United States
Byrd
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Frank Church
Toldaho
Cooper
Church
South Vietnam
Percy
Post Office Seeks Parcel Rate Hikes to Cover Rising Costs
The Post Office requests rate increases for parcels with prices rising from Chiccasio to New York from 1.05 to 1.20, eight pounds. East to West Coast 2.15 to 2.60. local 0.65 to 0.80. The last rate rise occurred in October 1968. In House action, an amendment by Rep. Jim Wright to kill the reform plan and block a pay raise was defeated 105-87. The bill then moved to create an independent Postal Service, raise pay 8 percent, and let workers decide on union membership, with Henderson’s amendment failing 170-95.
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Chiccasio
New York
House
Jim Wright
D-Tex
U.S. Postal Service
Woith Green
D-Ore
David N. Henderson
D-N.c
Legal and real estate guidance from a Long Beach column
A reader questions marital status after informal ties and potential divorce. An attorney explains that marital status remains until a court decides otherwise and outlines options for dissolution or annulment. Other queries cover independent real estate appraisers and tax appraisal versus market value. Guidance also notes the Court of Last Resort’s dissolution before Gardner’s death and points readers to resources.
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E.A.M
Long Beach
Tt. J. Newton
Newton
L.D
Smany
Blackout Hits Baja Cities After Transformer Burns Out
Officials say the outage was caused by a burned out main transformer with no backup installed two months earlier. German transformer parts failed to replace. Two 17,000 volt generators were en route from Guadalajara, while three 55 ton spare transformers were being shipped from Southern California. Essential services continued with ice and dry ice for perishables and flashlights used by surgeons during operations.
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Villarreal
Guadalajara
California
Los Angeles
Reagan Budget Wins Senate Approval 29 to 6
The senate approved Reagan’s budget 29 to 6 amid GOP split. Senator Lou Cusanovich voted against it citing an $8.9 million cut to a valley college. Democrats added $133 million more for education while applying a 2.25 percent across the board cut to balance a projected deficit.
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Reagan
Senate
Lou Cusanogiech
van Nuys
Valley College
Casanovich
San Fernando Valley State College
Capitol
Department of Commerce
Office of Consumer Counsel
Finance Committee
Woman from Long Beach Named to State Education Panel
Mrs. Deanne C. Griffiths of Long Beach was appointed by Gov. Reagan to the Governor's Commission on Educational Reform. A Hill Junior High secretary and Long Beach civic active, she succeeds Susan Schwab.
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Sacramento
Deanne C. Griffiths
Kettering Somentary School
PLA
Long Beach
Governor's Commission On
Reagal
Griffiths
Robert C. Griffiths
Hill Junior High School
Long Beach Symphony
Long Beach Art Museum
Shasta College
Redding
Susan Schwab
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