Violators Could Get Stiff Fines By HARRY KELLY
Washington readers face a harsh clash as Labor heads toward a confrontation with President Nixon over a wage-price freeze. The Justice Department warned violators could be fined up to 200000 or more, far beyond the 3000 maximum by law, with decisions on specific cases by Gray. Union authorities faced historic fines for past injunctions, while officials discuss contempt penalties up to 100000 to 210000 for ongoing violations.
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Agnew
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Justice Department
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Louis Patrick
United
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Secretary of Treasury
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U.S. Steel
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Pearl Corral to become Jersey Lilly at Pearl Brewery
The 77 year old Pearl Corral undergoing a renovation project at Pearl Brewery will be rebuilt as Jersey Lilly. A press conference at the St. Anthony Hotel announced a 250000 dollar project to reopen in December. The new venue seats 300 and evokes the life of early Texas with a red velvet Room 1686 decor. Ray Rogers of Houston designed the space, with Barnlett Cocke Jr. of San Antonio as contractor. Jersey Lilly will welcome the public as a tourist attraction and host meetings by invitation for business, civic, and community groups.
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Houston
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San Antonio
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Nixon orders busing balance limits prompts delay request
Washington reports the Nixon administration instructs federal officials to use court ordered busing only as a last resort to achieve racial balance in public schools, marking its first action against busing since the White House announcement.
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API
White House
Nixon
Corpus Christi seeks stay on desegregation busing order
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to delay a district court order for busing 15,000 Corpus Christi students in the 1971-72 school year. The Corpus Christi School Board says it cannot provide 103 buses and seeks a stay while hearings decide the board's obligations to Mexican American students.
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Eloy’ Centenee Nee
Mississippi Centeng
Serv- Corpus Christi Ie
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Corpus Christi
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jogo L. Black
R-Tex
Irwin N. Griswold
Griswald
Texas
Plock
Venue Changed In Alioto Trial
The $2.3 million civil suit against San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto and two former Washington officials was moved from Seattle to Vancouver Washington. The action by the state and 12 public utility districts seeks fees connected to a $16.2 million antitrust settlement with electrical equipment manufacturers. Alioto O'Connell and Faler received part of the $800,000 sharing after the attorney general lifted a $1 million cap.
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UPI
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Vancouver
Alioto
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O’connel
George Falet
Man Gets Life In Rest Home Ruling in Ohio Case
Cleveland based case finds John Vanek, 83, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in his wife Olga’s death, to serve life via a court ordered rest home placement. Federal judge Frank J. Gorman approved the plan after the Supreme Court allowed busing integration, with Vanek set to avoid prison if he remains in the facility for life.
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HEW
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Vanek
Business &Society
Novely Yard
Gorman
Dissatisfied Cops Kill Chief in Mexican Village
In Tecpan de Galeana Guerrero state police mutiny left the village without officers after five policemen killed police chief Jeremias Gutierrez Santana at his home Wednesday night. Mutineers cited low pay and lack of promotions as motives. The shooting occurred near the jungle roadless area about 120 miles southwest of Mexico City.
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Mexico
UPI
Guerrero
Jeremias Gutierrez Santana
Mexico City
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