Nixon unveils new wage price control agencies plan
President Nixon outlines a 15 member Pay Board and a seven member Price Commission to enforce wage and price guidelines after the November 13 freeze. The aim is to cut inflation from about 4.7 percent to 2 3 percent by 1972 end, with limited increases allowed and possible penalties of up to 5000 per offense.
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Nixon
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Justice Department
Mansfield Backs Nixon Plan as Phase II Proposals Draw Support
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield called President Nixon s new economic programs reasonable and urged Congress to back Phase II while urging more relief for individuals. He warned against ignoring unemployment and said Congress must address jobs if the President does not.
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McCall's You-Do-It Decorating Retains Eclectic Style
The Fall Winter issue offers step by step color projects from Victorian chair covers to a modern water bed frame. It covers Victorian nostalgia and American style for versatile decor. Readers can reproduce fool the eye lattice art and bright color schemes for paneled rooms and storage walls with ready made patterns and services.
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Muskie's Wife Says He Respects Electability Issue
Mrs. Edmund Muskie told Democratic workers in Davis California that her husband believes a Negro running mate would make the 1972 Democratic ticket unelectable and hopes he is wrong. She said his reply options were yes no or maybe and that Catholicism controversy faded with John Kennedy.
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John Kennedy
Ag Science Building Expansion to Begin at Idaho
Public Works Commissioner Max Boesiger announced the start of a $2 million addition to the University of Idaho Ag Science building following final contract signings with Redding Construction Co. of Spokane. The project, to be completed in 18 months, coincides with a $64,923 remodeling at the Boise employment security building by Matters Construction Co. and the creation of a new data processing center for federally funded equipment.
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Complaint Filed Against Bunker Hill for River Pollution
A complaint was filed with the Idaho State Board of Health against Bunker Hill Co Kellogg alleging heavy metal pollution of the Coeur d Alene River. State Health Administrator Dr Terrell O Carver seeks a timetable to cut discharges by July 1 1972 with a health hearing officer to rule. The company is accused of releasing zinc lead mercury and other metals into Government Creek feeding the river.
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