U.S. curbs on petroleum price rises spark industry complaint
The Cost of Living Council reimposed limits on prices for major petroleum products and crude oil, excluding asphalt and fertilizers, allowing limited increases above 1.5 percent with a capped profit margin. Kerr McGee chairman Dean McGee calls the move unwise, fearing it will hamper domestic supply despite assurances.
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Reagan acts on child aid crisis in welfare centers
California officials warn federal rules could halt aid to 45,000 eligible children. If regulations cut funding, 30,000 may lose federal money, affecting 18,000 in private or local programs. State would need $11 million to cover 30,000 children from April 1 to June 30, with $40 million more needed for 1973-74.
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U S halts Indian parley amid siege gunfire near Wounded Knee
The United States halted talks with the Sioux at Wounded Knee as gunfire erupted during the siege. Federal negotiators were ordered home after refusing the Indians demands. Erickson said no amnesty and prisoners would not be released, while the encampment's ceasefire ended with a reopening of violence.
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Washington
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California faces massive budget cuts and job losses in a tightened budget
Senator Humphrey proposes diverting 10 to 14 billion dollars from a bloated military budget to domestic needs. California losses include 106.8 million to colleges, 250 million to education, 284 million to water pollution facilities, and 359.9 million to social services. Welfare cuts, Medicare costs rise, and thousands lose work. Mayors demand more practical funds, warning assurances won't balance local budgets. Nixon promises possible supplemental funds for urban programs amid tense meetings with city leaders.
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Moretti
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Redwood City
Lindsay Won't Run Again For Mayor Or Congress
Lindsay declined another run after disclosing widespread corruption in the police department last year. A former Republican and Liberal, he first ran for mayor during his fourth term in Congress in 1969 39. He defeated Abraham Beame and William Buckley Jr. in a campaign noted for his charisma and urban tours. He began his career as a Republican congressman from Manhattan's affluent 17th District known as the Silk Stocking District.
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William I. Buckley Jr
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Youths charged with murder after laundry attack
Los Angeles youths Wayne Mitchell 20 and a 17 year old were charged with murder after an elderly man died from injuries after being beaten stabbed and stuffed into a coin operated laundry dryer Tuesday night. A customer found the body and police arrested them at the scene. The victim remained unidentified.
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UPT
Wayne Mitchell
POWs Head Home as Hanoi Lists Final Totals
About 80 more Americans are traveling home from Vietnam amid celebrations with flowers and cookies. The group includes civilians Michael Benge Cloteen Atkins and Lawrence Starke among 34 captives released by Hanoi. Total released reach 299 with 286 still held, and potential further releases loom next week. Saigon and Hanoi clash over counts delaying a peace-keeping commission. Saigon agrees to release 6300 military prisoners in the second exchange after an eight day impasse.
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Hanoi
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Heppner, Ore
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Homeland
Calif
America
Lawrences J. Starke
Chicago
U.S
Saigon
Bus foes win rule Pasadena school board
Pasadena voters backed three antibusing candidates in the city Board of Education race, with final returns showing decisive wins. The victors, led by Ri eh, claimed seats as anti-busing advocates materialized in the results from Tuesday's election.
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Pasadena
City Board of Education
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Believe Put On Stolen Airplanes In California Mexico Link
Police said two airplanes stolen Monday from the Long Beach airport are likely loaded with marijuana in Mexico for return to California. Detectives Piper and Parrish noted planes found abandoned around Kern County bearing traces of marijuana cargo and linked suspects Vetterli Myers Newton to possible loading plans.
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Robert £. Piper
Matthew W. Parrish
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Spring St
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Flying Service
Compton
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