Nixon plans board changes after labor resignations
President Nixon has decided how the Pay Board will proceed following the resignations of George Meany and two AFL CIO officials from the five member labor delegation. The White House says the walkout will not derail the anti inflation program and scheduled a meeting with the Cost of Living Council to outline the new board composition. Meany called the administration policies disastrous as prices rose 0.5 percent in February.
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Donald Rumsfeld
Herbert Stein
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Evans-Storey Named Purcell Ada County Co Chairs
The State Purcell for Congress Committee announced Blaine F. Evans of Boise and Don M. Storey, former Meridian mayor, will serve as Co chairs of Purcell's Ada County committee.
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Don M. Storey
Meridian
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Ada Comntys
Judge Zapped For Press Censureship
New York Court of Appeals unanimously ruled Justice George Postel violated the First Amendment by barring press coverage of Carmine Persico's conspiracy and extortion trial. The court held the order was an unwarranted attempt to punish and censor the press and could not ensure a fair trial.
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Nixon Presses Welfare Reform and Elderly Aid
President Nixon urged Congress to approve his welfare reform plan and related measures to boost Social Security, reduce Medicare premiums, and raise elderly income. He announced a 90 day drive to identify eligible elderly for food stamps and urged greater autonomy for seniors to use funds for needed services.
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Weekly prize winners named for high net and gross scores
Mary Madsen claimed the high net game with 197 while Janie Bradetich earned the high gross series with 593 in the weekly prize awards.
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Mary Madsen
Janie Bradetich
Leona Crabb Leads In Bowling Standings With 211 High
Leona Crabb shot 211 to top high net game honors while June Dull totaled 601 for high gross series. Sayers kept first place as Enco collected 13 of 20 points. Chuck Becker led Sayers with a 554 series and 200 game.
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Burlington
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