Nixon Bonds With Aides At Camp David Weekend Session
President Nixon, at Camp David, met about an hour with top aides Alexander Haig and J. Fred Buzhardt. He worked on housing bills to be released next week and discussed legal matters related to the Watergate tapes with counsel. No staffers were listed as present.
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Camp David
UPI
Nixon
White House
Alexander M. Haig
J. Fred Buzhardt
Gerald L. Warren
Congress
Warren
Buzhardt
Senate
Archibald Cox
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Cox
Haig
Washington
James T. Lynn
Housing Urban Development
HUD
Action on taxes doubtful in current session
New Bedford Massachusetts United Press International reports Presidential Domestic Affairs Adviser Melvin Laird says a tax increase is not a closed issue but doubts any congressional action on taxes will occur this session. He notes practicality limits in the Senate and House and recalls prior Treasury criticism from George Schultz.
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New Bedford
Mass
UPI
Melvin Laird
WTEV
Laird
Senate
House
Treasury
George Schultz
Striking UAW Worker Shot Near Chrysler Plant
Clayton Lovelace a 45 year old Ravenna resident and Local 122 member was shot and wounded at the union hall in Twinsburg Summit County. Deputies classified the shooting as accidental then searched for a suspect. Lovelace was in satisfactory condition at Green Cross Hospital and UAW plant pickets remained on duty as the union blocks car and parts production amid a nationwide Chrysler strike.
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Twinsburg
Ohio
UPI
Clayton Lovelace
Ravenna
United Autor Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Summit County
Chrysler
Nicholas Kosovich
Cleveland
General Motors
Ford
Union Leaders Withdraw From Savings Bond Payroll Plan
New York New Jersey AFGE leaders voted to withdraw from the payroll deduction for U S Savings Bonds as a protest of President Nixon's pay freeze. The move affects about 60 000 nonpostal federal employees locally and 325 000 nationwide. The meeting included around 150 local leaders at the Americana hotel.
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New York
UPI
New York-New Jersey
Federal Employee Union
U.S
Nixon
Oseph Gleason
American Federation of Government
AFGE
National Union
Americana Hotel
Consumers hold breath as beef prices edge lower
Prices for beef showed stability or declines across many regions after the ceiling was lifted two days early. Analysts cited consumer resistance and rising supply as key factors, with chains cutting beef and poultry prices by up to 20 percent and foreseeing further drops as cattle move to market.
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Bill Marshall
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Associated Press
Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
William Gross
California
Safeway Stores
Food Fair
Pantry Pride
Kroger’s
Atlanta
Harold Cloutier
First National
Montpelier
Russell Falls
Convenient Food Marts of Arkansas, Inc
Gail
Cleveland
Ohio
Safeway
Seattle
Wash
Neil Golub
New York State Food Merchants Association
Boys Markets
Explosions Rip Jones Hall At University Of Chicago
A string of blasts in a Jones Hall storage room caused shattered basement windows and smoke. Four security guards were treated for minor injuries, and officials said radioactive materials remained secure. Fire officials could not determine the cause, and inventory was delayed.
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Chicago
UPI
Jones Hall
University of Chicago
University
William Foley
Billings Hospital
George Herman Jones
Foley
Moynihan Seen as Possible Top State Post
Daniel Moynihan, ambassador to India, is floated as a possible recall to a top State Department role under Henry Kissinger. The Harvard professor and diplomat has been in New Delhi amid efforts to repair tense India US relations after the 1971 war.
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Washington
Daniel P. Moynihan
India
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
New Delhi
Harvard
U.S
Pakistan
United States
Kissinger
Moynihan
Concensus
Skylab 2 captures Indiana mine digs from space
The Skylab 2 crew Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma photographed mine diggings in Indiana to study shaft collapses and rock fractures for mine safety. Other frames aim to reveal ecological effects of strip mining in Ohio and Indiana and monitor acid mine drainage sediment deposits and water pollution. The first 8 700 mile sweep extended from the Pacific off Mexico to the Atlantic off the northeast U S and included data on plant insect infestation in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Houston
UPS
United States
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Indiana
Charlies Wier
Department of Natural Resources
Indiana Geological Survey
Ohio
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Rio Grande Valley
Poseidon missiles cleared for testing from submerged submarine
The Poseidon multi warhead missile was cleared for further testing after Navy officials concluded prior flaws were not as serious. The Key, a submarine off Kennedy, was to launch the missile at 6 15 p m for its first test from the ship after its Polaris conversion.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Navy
Francis Scott Key
Kennedy
Warner
Congress
Teachers ratify new pact ending eight day Rhode Island strike
North Providence teachers unanimously ratified an interim agreement Saturday ending an eight day strike and allowing classes to resume Monday. The dispute centered on salaries and sick leave with Providence teachers also on strike amid broader national walkouts affecting about 28,000 students. A court injunction to compel return to class was to be heard Thursday in Providence Superior Court as arbitration proceeds.
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North Providence
R.I
Providence School Committee
Providence Superior Court
Providence
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David P. Hood
Dun & Bradstreet
David Hood
THE
U.S. News
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Richard G. Tabor
Denver
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Nucia Medical Clinic
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Larry Mize
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Rochester
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