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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

2

Milk Prices Hearing Delays Antitrust Case For Dairy Group

The Price Commission and Associated Milk Producers asked for a delay in the antitrust suit filed by the Justice Department accusing the San Antonio group of monopolizing milk sales in 14 states. A pretrial conference was set by Judge Suttle to explore a fact finding process amid rising February food prices.

Washington API Federal Price Commission Associated Milk Produ Pubcers, Inc Justice Department C. Jackson Graysons San Antonio B. W. Suttle Grayson The Milk Association Last Yeh. 1

Economy Contined on Page Three A Debate Over Pay Board

The article discusses tensions within the labor movement over the Pay Board created by executive order. Longshore leader Larry Bridges vows to back the pay panel, while union bosses protest as the board seeks wage controls following the protracted West Coast dock strike settlement. The board is a tripartite body whose power derives from Congress and the President, with vacancies likely to be filled promptly to avoid charges of underrepresentation.

Larry ‘Bridges

Sharp rise in food prices drives higher living costs

UPI reports the Labor Department says the cost of living increased by 0.5 percent in February, the sharpest one month rise since last summer. Food prices led the gain, with meat climbing nearly three quarters of the total, while fresh fruit and vegetables rose significantly.

Washington UPI Labor Department

Nixon rallies for aged as he orders federal aid expanded

President Nixon frames a broader aging effort tying federal programs to state planning. He convened a White House Conference on aging, tasked Flemming with coordinating proposals, and directs agencies to identify aging needs, speed nutrition programs, fund mass transit, and expand food stamp use to support elderly citizens facing poverty and hunger.

Nixon White House Flemming White Mouse Congress Goiya Highway Trust Fund

Texas alumnus to join TCU board as ex officio member

Robert A. Buschman of San Antonio, president elect of the Texas Christian University Alumni Association, will serve as an ex officio member of the TCU board of trustees during his term beginning this summer.

Robert A. Buschman San Antonio Texas Christian University Altoni Association TCU

Muskie Campaign In Polish Neighborhood In Milwaukee

In Milwaukee's Polish American neighborhood around St Joseph's Basilica, parishioners and locals discuss theMusky for President storefront and the nearby George Wallace headquarters. Words from priests and community members reflect ethnic loyalties and political leanings during the Wisconsin primary context.

Alabama George Wallace St. Josphat Father Raph St. Yosephat

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