UCLA pilot earns unofficial world aeronautics record
A UCLA student piloted a Citabria Decathlon from Palm Springs to Deer Valley and landed on his back to avoid head-down flight, reportedly setting an unofficial two hours and four minutes endurance record. NA A and Federation Aeronautique Internationale officials observed the flight as he aims to establish a new aeronautics category.
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Senate Democrats Push 6.6 Billion Personal Tax Cut
Senate Democrats move to floor debate on a 6.6 billion personal income tax cut backed by Kennedy Mondale Long and Humphrey. Nixon warns such cuts could fuel inflation while the Bureau projects inflation easing to about 7 percent by late 1874.
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Nixon swears in Kenneth Rush as economic policy counselor
President Nixon officiated at the Oval Office swearing in his former Duke law professor Kenneth Rush as his new counselor for economic policy. Rush, 64, previously deputy secretary of state and ambassador to West Germany, will oversee economic policy and aim to harmonize views with Treasury and Budget chiefs. Observers expect him to participate in Watergate and impeachment policy discussions as well as high level economic deliberations.
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FDA to require warning label on new microwave ovens
The FDA proposed a permanent warning label on all new microwave ovens to alert buyers of radiation hazards and cautions against use if the door is damaged or not closing properly. A second label would urge repairs only by qualified personnel. The agency rejected calls for stricter testing and said manuals may be unavailable to users in apartments and vending areas. Consumers Union filed the petition for the labeling and testing changes.
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