Storms Lash South With Snow and High Winds
A large storm system swept the South with snow, ice, and tornado winds, causing power outages and school closures from Georgia to the Carolinas. The weather disrupted travel, delayed a blood transport to Asheville, and prompted ongoing flood and wind warnings along the coast and inland districts.
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Alabama Bus Law Ruling Questions School Integration Tools
Judge Pointer voids a Jefferson County ruling on busing options saying the time or distance of travel risks children’s health and impinges on education. The decision curbs parental choice that could undermine unitary system goals and mirrors efforts to oppose massive busing.
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IRS warns landlords on rent increases and tenants rights
The IRS cautioned landlords not to raise rents without authorization under strict regulations and urged tenants to verify any increases with supporting records. The Construction Industry Stabilization Committee announced six new contracts with wage hikes above Pay Board guidelines, including 9.9 percent for Philadelphia bricklayers and 56.2 percent for Delaware plasterers. Chrysler announced a flat 3 percent price increase on 1972 cars, lifting costs on models like the Dodge Dart and Plymouth Fury Grand Coupe.
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South Korea to honor Zumwalt with top naval decoration
Seoul awards Adm. Elmo R Zumwalt Jr chief of naval operations the Order of National Security First Class for aiding modernization of the South Korean Navy. A spokesman said no ceremony date is set. Pro golfer Johnny Bulla became the first golfer to pilot his own plane.
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India Attacks East Pakistan Airfields as War Escalates
Reports say Indian ground and air forces thrust into East Pakistan with simultaneous air raids on eight strategic airfields 1000 miles away in West Pakistan. Pakistan accuses India of starting the war while Gen Yahya Khan urges a crushing reply. Independent notes mention North Vietnam radar sites hit by US planes and Cambodian towns abandoned amid heavy fighting. Powell set for Senate vote. Rehnquist nomination eyed later. Alabama court strikes down Wallace law on school desegregation.
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Automakers Detail Emission Claims in FTC Volume Displays
Ford, GM, Chrysler and others publish 132 page sets outlining exhaust, torque and mileage tests in response to FTC orders. The documents compare noise levels, unibody strength, interior room, and design improvements across models such as the Matador and Chevelle with lists of features and claimed advantages for each marque.
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Pay Board and Stabilization Committee Power Play
The Pay Board clashes over control as chairman Boldt asserts dictating scope while the Price Commission style authority looms. The stabilization committee, created by President Nixon to cap pay hikes, yielded to IRS review for construction raises amid calls for a meeting to clear up authority. A reader note concludes with a fact about a tree producing 300 gallons of water daily, cooling as ten room air conditioners.
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Buckeye Lass Named Miss Teen-ager
Colleen Fitzpatrick of Columbus Ohio won the Miss Teenage America title after a field of 55 contestants. She will receive a $10000 scholarship stock from sponsors and a $5000 minimum for appearances, plans to attend Ohio University, and majors in voice or dentistry. Mary Ann Grabawoy 17 of Aurora Illinois was first runner up Barbara Mills 15 of Dallas Texas was third runner up. The pageant was televised nationally.
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War tensions escalate as Pakistan and India clash near Jessore
Radio Pakistan claims 33 Indian planes shot down in East and West Pakistan while India reports no Indian planes downed. United News of India cites interception of a Pakistani ship. Yahya Khan makes no war declaration. Indira Gandhi says West Pakistan declared war, though government denies formal declaration. Foreign Secretary Kaul says India has not declared war but will assert position.
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India Pakistan clash escalates in East and West fronts
Defense Secretary K B Lal says Indian forces attacked Pakistani positions in West Pakistan at midnight in retaliation for strikes on Indian airfields. New Delhi and both Pakistans were blacked out, flights halted, and Srinagar reported air attacks with no damage. Lahore and Rawalpindi officials describe exchanges and a push toward Bangla Desh autonomy, with Gen Aurora claiming cross border advances and plans for a Bengali government.
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Pakistani Army’s March Attack Ignites Province War
Treason charges followed March 25 as the Army moved to crush the independence drive. Since then civil war rages in the province with about 100 million refugees fleeing to India.
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IRS rules require landlords to justify rent hikes
The IRS ruled that landlords must open their books to tenants to justify rent increases. Tenants may lawfully refuse to pay higher rents until landlords document that increases are necessary.
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