Democrats push to end economic controls early
President Nixon orders salary and other top officials frozen and says he will maintain controls in 1973. Democrats in Congress press to lift the Economic Stabilization Act powers now as the act expires April 30. Treasury Secretary Shultz and Caspar Weinberger indicated no return to uncontrolled policy.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Hns
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Pay Board and Price Commission
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Caspar W. Weinberger
Bureau of Management and Budget
Senators Call for End to Economic Controls Plan
Jacob K Javita and John Tower both backed White House policy but urged a timetable to end controls. Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee said a phase out should be part of any plan.
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Jacob K. Javita
John Tower
R. Tex
White House
Joint Economic Committee
Truman Faces Serious Condition After Night Flight
Harry S Truman's vital signs grew unstable with rising heart rate and respiration, doctors reported. The 1-year-old former president remained serious as officials withheld exact numbers and noted irregular heartbeats tied to age, keeping him in serious condition indefinitely.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
Forning
John Drewes
Research Hospital
Trunan
Ust
Sanday
Apollo 17 explorers describe lunar valley as geologist's paradise
Geologist Jack Schmitt and Gene Cernan perform the first of three excursions from Apollo 17's Challenger. They study Taurus-Littrow's rugged valley 3/4 mile from base, report a stunning lunar landscape, while Ronald Evans surveys from orbit. They log 7 hours 12 minutes of surface activity and land near with a flag planted. Flight Director Pete Frank praises the crew's performance as glasses and fatigue set in.
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AL Rossiter JR
Space Center
Houston
UPI
Apollo
Lunar
Eugene A. Cernan
Haryiton
Jack
Schmitt
Cernan
Taurus-Littrow
Challenger
M. Pete Frank
Sae ix
Drug raids net 24 across Onondaga and Madison counties
A police dragnet of 50 investigators swept Onondaga and Madison counties to arrest 24 people including high school students suspected of selling LSD methamphetamine and marijuana. The three month probe culminated in a dawn briefing at Cicero as about 9500 in drugs and related evidence were seized.
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Onondaga
Madison Counties
State Police
Cicero
Reid
Carl Griffin
North
Syracuse
Moonwalk Myth and TV Moments in One Holiday Page
A collage of space, sports, and holiday notes recounts lunar walks and NFL scenes. Eugene Cer nan struggles on the moon while Fred Biletnikoff cleats a leap for a rubber bladder. TV imagery shows Namath and Maynard in the shadow of Apollo era wonder.
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Eugene Cernan
Space
Fred Biletnikoff
Darwin
Frank Gifford
Joe Namath
Don Maynard
Oakland Raiders
Eugene Ceman
New York Proposes Broad Arts Education Initiative
A state commission urges a comprehensive Arts and Community Education Improvement Act to integrate arts into all schooling. It backs funding, coordination with libraries and museums, and tapping artists, with potential start as low as 10 cents per student.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
State Commission On Cultural Resources
Proaera P
Yects
William Conklin
Brooklyn
Kissinger attends secret talks with Hanoi officials in Paris push
Henry Kissinger joins talks with Le Duc Tho Nguyen Co Thac and Nguyen Thi Tho in three sessions near Paris as daylong negotiations aim for a cease fire. Porter Sullivan and other aides attend, signaling possible breakthrough this week amid mixed optimism.
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Melt Freudenheim
Chicago Daily News Service
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Kissinger
William J. Porter
Olher
Hant
Kuan Thuy
Nguyen Co Thac
White House
Faris
le Duc Tho
Hanepabbu Ty
Gif-Sur-Yvette
Enemy battalion retreats toward Cambodia under air and artillery assault
North Vietnamese remnants flee through jungle toward Cambodia's Parrot's Beak as Air Force strikes and artillery harass the retreating force. South Vietnamese infantry pursue. U S B 52s pound supply dumps and troops on the coast just north of the DMZ.
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Saigon
Parrot's Beak
Cambodia
Ballot counting begins in mine union election
Government officials opened the first ballot boxes in the United Mine Workers election in Silver Spring Maryland as thousands of ballots from across coal fields arrive. The count began with Local 9 Ebensburg Pennsylvania where Tony Boyle held a lead in the early tally and reformer Arnold R Miller trailed by ten to seven. counting continues around the clock with daily interim reports and guarded access for officials and observers.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers Union
Arnold R. Miller
Tony Boyle
Silver Spring
Labor Department
Leonard J. Lurie
Labor Management and Welfare Pension Reports
Ebensburg
Miller
Ohley
W.va
Miners For Democracy
MFD
Tno
Ohio
West Virginia Panhandle
Boyle
Indiana
Linois
Ef Tire
Henry Queen
Boyle and Miller
Rain and snow mix to rain this evening into tomorrow
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field says a rainy period with snow mixed in will become all rain overnight. Temperatures will reach the low 30s today and a low in the low 30s tonight with a 90 percent chance of precipitation continuing tomorrow.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Thorrow
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America
Niky Way
Alpha Centauri
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