Bar Assa assails Lillie in nomination report recap
The article notes Bar Association criticism of a Supreme Court nominee and references Nixon planning to select two candidates that night. It recalls 1969 when Chief Justice Warren Burger was chosen, and mentions the ABA committee’s Friday vote finding one nominee unqualified by a 7 vote.
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Lillie
Nixon
Supreme Court
Warren B. Burger
ABA
Harry A. Blackmun
Justice Department
Bar Committee
D-Ark
Senate Judiciary Committee
McClellan
Congress
Senate
High Court
John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Price Lists Mandatory for Stores Under New Freeze Rule
An IRS spokesman said on Wednesday that retailers must post price ceilings and make price inquiry forms available by Nov. 1 or face potential fines of 5000 dollars. The rule, tied to the Presidents phase one price freeze, is enforced by the Office of Emergency Preparedness which had previously called lists voluntary.
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Internal Revenue Service
Long Beach
Office of Emergency
Prepardeness
Internal Revenue
Independent
Press-Telegram
Blacks sue Reagan on hiring bias and court reform
A multi-issue article outlines a federal suit accusing Reagan era agencies and the FEPC of discrimination in housing schools and employment. It also covers ABA’s rating system for Supreme Court nominees and Harvard Law School professors criticizing Nixon’s list as insufficiently qualified.
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Reagan
Colley
State Personal Board
FEPC
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard Law School
Nixon
Supreme Court
Albert M. Sacks
Tax reform and Safeguard plan drive California talks
The piece details tax reform battles in California with a focus on protecting taxpayers from a proposed 1.2 billion increase while talks stall. It notes Bagley’s mini plan set for Senate hearing, fears of a stopgap budget, and Reinecke’s defense of the defeated measure as tax relief prospects dwindle. Washington coverage discusses Safeguard missile limits, conferees’ partial agreement, pending budget items, and site deployments at Grand Turks, Malmstrom, Whiteman, and Warren.
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Senate
Ed Reinecke
Moretti
Reinecke
Reagan
Hall
California
Iin
Washington
Who
Senate House
Indochina
U.S
Laos
House Appropriations Committee
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon Administration
Washington, DC
Grand Turks
M. D
Air Force
Blackout on Docks Stems From Longshoremen Shutdown Risk
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union Local 13 officials imposed a news blackout to avoid taunting a possible port shutdown over the weekend. President John Pandora said the group would remain quiet while the PMA presents its case. He did not disclose how many steady men resigned, while the PMA cites about 40 resignations effective in one to two weeks.
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Local 13
PMA
Pacific Maritime Association
John Pandora
Toral 13
Thei
Hayes bill may hit freeway in Long Beach area
The report details a proposed Pacific Coast Freeway from Hawthorne to the Ventura County line facing opposition and potential deletion from the state system. Local officials and lawmakers weigh public sentiment in West Long Beach and Carson as hearings approach. plans foresee construction starting 1976-77 and completing in East Long Beach to Los Angeles by 1981, with final design contingent on city agreement.
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Hawthorne
Ventura County Line
Hayes
Colorado Street
East Long Beach
Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles
Long Beach
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