Rent Programs Gain By Grace Nassett Washington Bureau
President Nixon backs federal rent aid and housing allowances based on a National Academy panel report. The study, led by Amos Hawley, urges subsidies to expand low cost housing and mobility for minorities, with test results from Kansas City showing rapid relocation into affordable housing. The panel links housing stability to reduced urban segregation and broader access to services.
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Payroll probe drags as DA-Henckel clash escalates
City officials and the district attorney continue a disputed process over an alleged payroll padding scheme involving nine custodial workers. Mayor Henckel and DA Ted Mutter exchange filings as the case stalls. If charges aren’t pressed, the bonding company may seek $7,741 in settlements and sums paid to the city.
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GOP aims and 72nd Texas legislature political clash described
Texas GOP leaders meet in Dallas as they push for a Republican governor and to raise the GOP count in the State House. George Willeford, Dallas chair, signals drive while Assembly members such as Price of Tampas and Collins of Dallas weigh in. Fred Apnich emerges as favored gubernatorial candidate as party factions debate strategy and potential challengers.
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Bustamante Plans Campaign Offices Ahead of Primary
Albert Bustamante announces early campaign push with new headquarters in Braypone and multiple centers to follow. He seeks Precinct 1 commissioner seat as Albert Pena Jr. runs in Mayo Democratic primary. Felis Trevindaso confirms run for city council post.
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Bankers Named to Panel in San Antonio
Tonis J. Michael, president of Trees Livns and Lown As ON, and WoW Mo Allisterva were named to the board of directors of the 2 Federal Heel Loan Banks. The two terms end Dew Hy 12, announced by Preston Mardin, chairman of the PHEB.
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Apollo 16 Astronaut Duke Recovered From Pneumonia
Apollo 16 astronaut Charles M. Duke Jr has recovered from bacterial pneumonia and was to be released from Patrick Air Force Base Hospital. He was admitted January 6 and was scheduled to walk on the Moon with Apollo 16 commander Thomas Young in April. The launch date was reset for April 16.
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Fire hits London hotel on Hyde Park floor
Fire officials reported a blaze on the 22nd floor of the Hila Hotel overlooking Hyde Park. Cleats evacuated with no injuries as flames began from a television set. damage minimal and guests returned after about half an hour, according to hotel spokespeople.
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Gull Gull OW Corpeducation Grant to Our Lady of the Lake College
The Gull OW Corporation education committee awarded an 82,000 grant to Our Lady of the Lake College toward completing the Medi Learning Center at the campus.
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U S Will Name Names In Price Control Crackdown
Washington reports the government will begin naming firms and workers involved in price controls enforcement. The Cost of Living Council issued policy details on public access to records and conflicts of interest, signaling broad disclosure while protecting sensitive information. The Price Commission announced insurance premium regulation aimed at curbing anticipated increases by 35 to 40 percent, with state insurance departments supervising and requiring regulator approval for rate changes.
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Mediator Resumes Dock Talks on West Coast Nego Talks
Federal mediator J Curtis Counts returns to push settlement before contract expiry next Monday. West Coast talks already feature a 16.8 percent wage increase commitment, surpassing the 5.5 percent annual Pay Board guideline. Counts arrived after aiding a North Atlantic pact securing a 15.2 percent first year raise.
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Toilay Classified Best Bets Lead With Odd Listings
Classified section highlights peculiar bargains and misfired phrases as readers encounter odd ads and cryptic descriptions. Notable lines reference stairless living and strange product labels, prompting readers to seek complete details in the classified pages at CHISSI fication 20 NW, LIGHT WANT ADS CAG-A23L.
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