Tattoos move beyond male domain in San Francisco
In a San Francisco studio, women from lawyers to secretaries seek tattoos by Lyle Tuttle, marking a growing trend. The piece notes rising female clientele, varied placements from tummy to wrists, and Tuttle’s claim that most clients pay psychiatric- comparable fees for body art.
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Jan Wooley
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West Coast
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Chicago
New York
Governors clash with Nixon plan over federal program cuts
AP analysis notes Democratic governors challenge Nixon effort to cut federal domestic programs while GOP leaders defend it. Stakes loom for 1974 elections as Democrats hold 21 governorships to 13 GOP, Senate sees 18 Democrats and 15 Republicans up, House requires 27 seats for GOP control.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
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GOP
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House
POWs greet home as more prisoners due to be released
At Andrews Air Force Base Maj. Joseph S. Abbott Jr praised the release planning and urged POWs set to be freed Sunday to prepare for a flood of gratitude. Abbott described feeling overwhelmed by the welcome home and spoke of his wife and seven children momentarily seen in a newsmagazine. Also present were Maj. Arthur W. Burer and T. Sgt. Arthur N. Black, captives since 1965 and 1966 respectively, who expressed quiet optimism about return and reunion.
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Joseph S. Abbott Jr
Air
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Alloway
N.J
Arthur W. Burer
Rockville
Arthur N. Black
Black
Burer
Pentagon halts price hikes in Grumman Litton cases
The Pentagon rejects contractor price increases in two major deals. The Navy fixes a $946 million cap for Litton’s five amphibious ships and orders Grumman to start 48 more F14s or seek appeal within 30 days. TPS
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Les Aspin
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William P. Clements
Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals
Nader says Vietnam veterans face neglect from government
A Nader task force accuses the government and the Veterans Administration of neglecting Vietnam War veterans through inadequate medical care limited educational benefits and unfair denial of aid. The nine month study urges VA hospital absorption into a national health plan and broader eligibility criteria for benefits.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Veterans’ Service
Veterans Administration
Nader
Marine Corps
French voters face pivotal two step election
Thirty million French citizens vote today to decide if France stays on course or shifts left in five years. The first round of a two step election shapes a 490 seat National Assembly with runoff on March 11.
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Georges Pompidou
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