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Rent policy actions move forward in Nixon era
Merit wage increases were approved by the Federal Pay Board with conditions on how they are applied, while the Federal Price Commission began forming a national rent control policy. The rent advisory board will assist in setting regulations, with Congress in doubt on the timing and scope of rent increases and exemptions for public or subsidized housing.
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Boston
Miami
Miami Beach
C. Jackson Grayson
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Pete Vasquez Villa
Rancho Mirage
Calif
Riverside
Economic Opportunity Board
League of Latin American Citizens
Nixon urged to veto tax bill amid campaign financing plan
The Senate bill expands individual tax cuts aimed at low income families while adding about 14.5 billion in three year costs. Democrats push for broader aid to individuals, while Republicans critique revenue losses and a costly college credit. If approved, Nixon faces a veto decision or accepting federal funds for campaign financing totaling up to 20.4 million for each party’s presidential nominee.
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House
Republies
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Alabama
George Wallace
Man armed with rifles kills five at factory rampage
Police say the gunman yelled and laughed during a factory massacre. Detectives compare the incident to a Hawaii Five‑0 segment, noting similar garb, method, and a candy bag found on the suspect. Receipts for one rifle and ammunition were dated shortly after the broad cash.
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Nis S. Hill
Hill
Readers ask ACTION LINE for home and hobby guidance
The column covers mixing copper and galvanized pipes and explains that galvanic erosion can occur, with dielectric couplings as a slowdown. It also notes Standard Oil correcting records after a deed mixup, outlines Hummel figurines value and origins, and suggests durable stainless steel thermoses as sturdy lunchware for kids.
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Standard Oil
Long Beach
Standard Oil Co
Teamsters Strike Over Owner Operators in Building Jobs
In Long Beach about 50 Teamsters walked off after a Sunday night expired contract. They demand higher wages and better conditions and challenge owner operators as contractors employees, potentially extending their action to about 5 000 workers in other unions. If the dispute widens, production and site operations may be disrupted across the region.
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Sister Maria Innocentia
Massing
Munich
Germany
Munich Academy of Fine Arts
Innocentia
Slessen
S3lgau
W. Goebel Co
W. Goebel
Siessen
Teamsters
Long Beach
Teamster
Josephine
Vargas
Mexico
Stromg
Gov to OK LB State's University Label Bill
Gov. to approve legislation empowering the state college trustees and the Coordinating Council of Higher Education to set standards for a campus to call itself California State University. Once standards are approved campuses may apply to be designated as a university.
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State College
Coordinating Council of Higher Education
Coordinating Council
California State University
Pair hooked in Castro Valley couple deaths
Two Hayward men John Junior Whites 21 and Dennis Anthony Lmia 23 were booked on homicide and armed robbery charges in the deaths of Henry J. Viera 21 of San Leandro and Barbara Jean Garcia 28 of San Jose. The bodies were found on a country road last Tuesday, each shot once in the head.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
William Foster
Foster
John Junior Whites
Dennis Anthony Lmia
Henry J. Viera
Barbara Jean Garcia
San Jose
Court told of two marital lives of L A millionaire
In Los Angeles Superior Court the case of Juan Vargas Jr and his two widow spouses unfolded. Josephine Vargas, mother of four, seeks half the estate valued at over one million dollars. Mildred Vargas, who did not appear, claims all community property per death certificate.
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Juan Vargas
Los Angeles Superior Court
Josephine Vargas
Vargas
Mildred
Robert Kenny
Anza Ave
Torrance
Long Beach
Juan Abel Vargas Jr
Ervin Roeder
Mildred Vargas
Los Angeles
Josephine
Santa Ana
Lindenhurst Ave
Elena M. Baker
Claire
Juan II
Juan
Julie
Judith
Ronald L Katsky
Roeder
Jostphite
Seal Beach City Manager Resigns Amid Councils Turnover
The Seal Beach manager resigns after personnel shifts from recall elections. Myers had served one year under a council that did not hire him. Mayor Holden and Councilman Sales say resignation expected. Barnes and Smith unavailable for comment. Salary continues to Jan 24 1972. Acting city manager to begin immediately.
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Myers
Courterl
Conway J. Fuhrman
Sales
Morton Baim
Blackman
Thomas Hogard
Barnes
Holden
Smith
Couxrtemarche
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