New wage price powers sought in adminstration bill
The Nixon administration moves toward a bill to extend authority over wages prices and rents through April 1973 and gain new powers to limit interest rates and dividends. It would create an emergency court of appeals for Phase 2 cases and empower the Pay Board and Price Commission to set standards and approve increases. Treasury Secretary Connally urged bipartisan backing as public support campaigns push Phase 2, while new ceiling price disclosure rules aim to speed enforcement ahead of a November 1 deadline.
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Victim of snake bite in Livermore hospital today
A performer known as Tami the Snake Dancer was bitten twice by a western diamondback rattler at a Livermore event. She collapsed near the cage and was rushed to Highland Hospital, where her condition was reported as critical. Police said the incident occurred moments before the snake’s fangs were to be pulled.
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Newark
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Teachers sought in jails as new jobs for unemployed staff
San Mateo area activists form QUT to place displaced teachers in nontraditional roles including jail work and community projects. They plan meetings with about 5 100 teachers to explore employment, educational toys, and local classroom initiatives amid a projected surplus of teachers.
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Linda Williams
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Dwan Hays
Tas
Assassination shocks East Pakistan leader Abdul Monem Khan
Abdul Monem Khan, a former governor of East Pakistan and Moslem League leader, was shot dead today by a gunman believed to be a Bengali independence movement guerrilla. He served six years as governor before Ayub Khan left office in 1969.
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San Rafael Teacher Faces Board Over Leftist Book Use
A San Rafael High School teacher, Virginia Franklin, faces a board meeting after a parent objected to her senior class use of The Movement Towards Now. The dispute echoes earlier battles over Communist era topics and a prior slander judgment involving Franklin. The board pledged to review the matter amid audience remarks.
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