Congress Moves to Clear Calendar for Impeachment Proceedings
The House and Senate push education transportation and consumer bills to finish action before impeachment. A cloture vote on a federal consumer protection agency faces multiple attempts. A four year $25 billion education bill moves toward final passage with antibusing language in compromise. Mass transit funding of $800 million also heads to the House.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Consumer Protection Agency
Mansfield
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Teamsters to vote on pact at Anamax Mining
More than 650 Teamsters at Anamax Mining Co will vote Tuesday and Wednesday on a tentative three year pay hike worth about 82 cents an hour. Other unions representing 250 workers delay votes as contracts near expiry tonight amid broader copper industry strike and NLRB dispute.
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Tucson
UPI
Teamsters
Anamax Mining Co
Anamax
Teamsters Local 310
National Nonferrous Conference
National Labor Relations Board
Farr in final bid to have charges dropped in Manson case
Reporter William Farr seeks release after 13 counts of contempt over his refusal to reveal two attorneys who supplied out of court information for a 1970 Manson trial story. Older to rule if Farr returns to jail or is freed. Farr has previously served prison time under gag order and shield laws.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William Farr
Charles Older
Charles Manson
Farr
Los Angeles Times
Qlder
Supreme Court
Williard O’ Douglas
U.S
Los Angeles Herald- Examiner
Sharon Tate
Manson
Frank Sinatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Older
Superior Court
William Choate
Choate
Senate report links Soviet grain sales to higher U.S. food prices
A subcommittee finds 1972 grain sales totaling 700 million bushels to the Soviet Union caused public fund waste and rising prices for bread, flour, feed grains, beef, pork, poultry, eggs, and dairy. Officials blame secrecy and mismanagement.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Senate
Subcommittee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Charles H. Percy
Ril
Book claims Weather Underground links with 19 incidents
A new 152 page book titled Prairie Fire lists the Weather Underground and fugitive Bernardine Dohrn as authors and claims responsibility for 19 sudden incidents from 1969 to 1973. The anonymously delivered volume was sold by radicals and its authenticity could not be verified.
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San Francisco
UPI
Weather Underground
FBI
Bernardine Dohrn
Students For A Democratic Society
U.S
Episcopal bishops vow to ordain women in Philadelphia
Three Episcopal bishops acting outside church law plan to ordain 11 women as priests in a north Philadelphia church. The action risks possible dismissal, with officials calling the move unprecedented and citing uncertain church discipline.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Episcopal
Lyman C. Ogilby
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Ogilby
National Church
Charles Ynn
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
Junked autos bear fish bumper crop in Hawaii reef
In Honolulu Hawaii two years after dumping wrecked cars into the Pacific as artificial reefs a surge in fish populations was reported. Eddie Anderson led the project overcoming environmental opposition and the effort yielded thousands of pounds of fish per acre and a doubling of species.
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Ruth Youngblood
Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Eddie Anderson
Dynamic Insurance Company
Hawaiian
Anderson
Waianae
Maunalua Bay
Frank Fasi
Oahu
State Division of Fish and Game
Public labor unrest climbs as strikes surge in 15 years
Labor mediator Bill Usery says the nation faces the highest level of strikes in 15 years amid energy crisis and ending wage price controls. Public service unions grow fastest, with police, fire, teachers and nurses involved. He urges new federal laws to bind public workers and notes growing state mediation laws across 33 states.
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Frank Macomber Copley
Bill Usery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Usery
Strictly for Dads on Teens and Parental Frustration
Charlie Shedd argues teenage ugliness stems from trauma and changes, urging patience. He cites a father's self‑reproach, a mother's supportive stance, and a daughter's insight about letting teens express obnoxious feelings to foster later closeness. He invites reader questions for future columns.
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Charlie Shedd
Robert Jr
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