Administration defends Phase II wage standards amid Meany doubts
At a Miami Beach briefing AFL-CIO leader George Meany warned many 1973 labor contracts may exceed the 5.5 percent target as Phase II guidelines shift to Phase I. Shultz and Dunlop cited a labor management advisory panel urging responsible wage behavior and two to three year contracts to curb inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Afi-Cio
George
Meany
Treasury
George P. Shultz
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Neany
White House
Shultz
Dunlop
Food Industry
Dunlop Pals
Water Dispute Bill Clears Idaho Senate 32 2
A bill to resolve a Snake River Valley water dispute passed the Idaho Senate 32 to 2. The measure follows Water Administrator Keith Higginson’s decision not to issue a Palisades Reservoir license, and clarifies a five acre-feet per acre limit applies only to stored water, not to natural flow rights.
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Boise Upd
Snake River Valley
Idaho Falls
Senate
Keith Higginson
Bureau of Reclamation
Palisades Reservoir
Idaho
Girl Dies After Mother's Attempt to Avoid Crossing Children
In Chattanooga Tennessee Alicia Gates eight died four hours after a crash when her mother Elizabeth Gates thirty one rammed their station wagon into a stopped dump truck to avoid striking schoolchildren at a crossing. The mother suffered a broken neck and was in fair condition while her son Brian three was in critical condition after being thrown through the windshield.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth M. Gates
Spring Creek
Gates
Brian
Alicia
Supreme Court orders states to test abortion laws
The Supreme Court directs lower federal courts to evaluate nine state abortion statutes including Utah under a January 22 standard. The list includes Connecticut Missouri Illinois North Carolina Kentucky Ohio and South Dakota with rulings to declare unconstitutional statutes not meeting the new test. Utah’s measure is slated for discussion in the state senate as supporters push alignment with the Court’s recent ruling.
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Washington
UPD
Supreme Court
Utah
Connecticut
Missouri
Illinois
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio
South Dakota
State Senate
Tunney and wife proceed with divorce plans in Riverside
Senator John V. Tunney and his wife Mieke, wed 14 years, will proceed with divorce. Mrs. Tunney filed last May, the couple reconciled in September but did not withdraw the action. They will share custody of three children Teddy 11, Mark 8, and Arianne 5.
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Riverside
Calif
UPD
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Mieke
Tunney
Teddy
Mark
Arianne
Gunman Fires At Campers Hikers In Mountain Drive By Shootings
Douglas County authorities say a 34 year old man from Broomfield shot at campers and drivers along a three mile stretch of Colo 67 between Deckers and Sedalia. A woman was slightly injured and Robert Lee Adams was held for investigation after officers arrested him following a snowbound pursuit.
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Sedalia
Colo
Uupi
Douglas County
Robert Lee Adams
Broomfield
Les Murray
Shirley Chisholm Plans Retirement From Politics
Shirley Chisholm the first black woman candidate for president says she intends to retire soon from electoral politics after twenty years in public service. The three term congresswoman spoke in Orono Maine and said she had contributed to the nation.
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Orono
Maine
UPI
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Idaho House State Affairs Committee Advances Primary Bill
The Idaho House State Affairs Committee moved a bill to shift the primary election to the fourth Tuesday in May from August and voted to cut off voter registration 16 days before elections. It approved the measure for floor action and held a chiropractors insurance bill for more witness testimony. A memorial opposing economic aid to North Vietnam was sent for further study.
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Boise
UPI
House State Affairs Committee
Congress
North Vietnam
Grant funds support Idaho rural development study
A two year study led by University of Idaho College of Agriculture aims to help declining rural communities. Dr. Richard Schemmerhorn, Dr. Joel Hamilton, and J.C. Tankersley will direct research financed by a $52 500 Cooperative Extension Service grant.
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University of Idaho
College of Agriculture
A.M Mullins
Colege of Agriculture
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Richard Schemerhorn
Department of Agricultural Economics
Joel Hamilton
J.C. Tankersles
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Eugene Ellis
Rocky Ford
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Shirley
U of
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