Apache County split bill sparks Navajo protest in Legislature
Editorial argues H R 2218 would divide Apache County and siphon 43 percent of tax revenues to whites while allocating most roads to them. Navajo Chairman Peter McDonald seeks delay to consult leaders before Senate hearing on Monday. Supreme Court upheld Tom Shirley’s election to the county board, fueling minority backlash.
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House
Peter McDonald
Senate Judiciary Committee
McDonald
St. Johns
Supreme Court
Shirley
Arizona
Senate Committee
Inflation Control Plan Amid Rising Prices Criticized
The Nixon administration touts steps to curb inflation as Labor reports a 10.2 percent 12 month rise, the highest since 1948. Food and energy costs are blamed, with energy tied to new sources and conservation while food prices reflect administration policies.
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Labor Department
Soviet Union
Earl Butz
Nixon lawyers sway Rhodes and Latta in impeachment fight
Inside Report shows Nixon backing among House Judiciary Republicans. Latta and Rhodes push pro Nixon line, coordinating strategy to delay and defend the president. Some moderates fear the shift undermines long term GOP position.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Nixon
House
House Judiciary Committee
Delbert L.latta
Ohio
Latta
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
New House
White House
Judiciary Committee
NBC
Meet the Press
John Anderson
Illinois
House Republican Conference
Anderson
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
William Cohen
Maine
Rhodes
Capitol Hill
Fellows
Albert Jenner
Chicago
Jenner
Latta & Co
Republican Committee
James St. .Clair
Theodore Tetzlaff
Tetzlaff
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Gerald Ford
Johnny
Republican Party
Rosenthal blasts oil firms over fairness in energy coverage
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal and allies urge networks to air free spot ads to balance energy crisis coverage. The column argues the fairness doctrine does not require ad balance and asserts TV news shapes public opinion more than advertising. The piece praises oil firms fighting back and criticizes Rosenthal’s stance.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Benjamin Rosenthal
Ike
Big Ben
New York Democrat
Federal Communications Commission
Rosenthal
Adolph Hitler
Henry Jackson
Adolph Eichmanns
Nuremberg
FCC
Milton Gross
Commission
Gross
Walter Cronkite
Ralph Nader
Television Information Office
Doug Bloomfield
Privacy in Peril as Computers Hold Personal Data
A veteran sales executive loses his job and suffers a false dishonorable discharge claim in a case highlighting growing privacy concerns. President Nixon backs a cabinet committee to study information collection, access, correction, and protection, warning against impersonal data eroding liberties.
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Charlie Green
Green
United States
Nixon
Congress
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