Brezhnev-Pompidou Talks Open in Paris on Summit Offer
Brezhnev began two day talks with French President Pompidou in Paris as he prepared to offer Pompidou chairmanship of a proposed super East West summit in December with Nixon's approval. France warned it would not commit while Helsinki phase two on European security proceeds.
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Court to hear Kent State deaths civil rights suits
The Supreme Court will decide if federal courts may hear suits over the 1970 Kent State killings. Parents of three students seek damages against former Ohio Gov Rhodes and Ohio National Guard members while a Kent State alum sues for 90000 dollars. Proceedings to be heard next year.
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Trade deficit returns in May after April surplus
The Commerce Department reports imports at 5.76 billion and exports at 5.60 billion, yielding a May deficit of 157.9 million. The deficit, though improved from earlier months, follows April's 196.3 million surplus and February to May totals show reduced shortfall versus prior four months.
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Temporary injunction blocks firing of 91 Illinois highway workers
A circuit court judge issued a temporary injunction against firing 91 Illinois department of transportation employees. The suit, filed by the workers, alleges due process violations as no hearing was held. The Republican committee says the move targets unnecessary middle management and costs about 1.5 million annually. Judge George Coutralion set July 3 for a hearing on the complaint against Governor Walker and Transportation Secretary Langhorne Bond.
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Johnson accuses De Grazia of running Illinois liquor panel
Springfield based testimony before a House subcommittee on Johnson's firing as Illinois Liquor Control Commission chair claims Victor De Grazia directs the panel from the governor's office. Berz, named acting chair, supports budget concerns and the Angelos inquiry. City hearing set for Friday in Chicago and resumed July 10.
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Chicago
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