Treasury Head Sees Inflation Goal Nearing by Year End
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says the administration is close to cutting inflation to 2 to 3 percent by the end of 1972. He notes progress toward full employment and reiterates a spending ceiling of 250 billion dollars to avoid a tax increase, with no major programs eliminated.
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Spokane Hunters Sought Near Metaline Falls
Pend Oreille County deputies continued the hunt for two Spokane men, Don Bradbury and Larry Brown, both 29, lost eight days earlier near Metaline Falls. About 250 volunteers searched the rugged terrain, aided by 140 Inland Empire National Guardsmen, but no trace was found.
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Frost and Carroll plan London Easter wedding
Telev ision host David Frost and singer Diahann Carroll announced plans to marry in London next Easter at a news conference in New York. Frost said he proposed in Los Angeles, presenting a ring Carroll described as “as big as David's heart” while flashing a diamond cluster ring at the Plaza Hotel.
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Balance Needed On Environmental Controls
A Boise panel moderator at the Idaho Chamber of Commerce meeting urged dialogue between industry and state government to balance natural resource development with pollution controls. Dr Richard K Hart of Boise State College warned stringent controls may raise taxes and consumer prices while cutting profits, noting over 3 billion dollars spent nationwide last year on pollution measures.
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