Nixon Mills Rift Deepens Over Trade Policy
Relations between President Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills deteriorated after Mills arranged a voluntary limit on Italian shoe imports. Mills criticized the White House for sidelining him as they clash over wage price guidelines and the health plan. The dispute centers on trade legislation Mills leads in the House and the administration's import quotas push.
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Mills
Arkansas
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Peterson
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Congress
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Elyria Marine Sentenced for Recruits Abuse in San Diego
Elyria Marine Pvt Terrence Joseph Elbert was sentenced to two years in prison for cruelty and maltreatment of recruits at the Marine Corps Recruit Center in San Diego. His civilian attorney announced plans to seek psychiatric treatment as part of the case after Elbert pleaded guilty July 13 to charges including indecent acts while a sergeant and drill instructor.
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Marine Corps Base
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Governors reject taxpayers vote on taxes at Midwestern meet
At the Midwestern Governors Conference 13 leaders rejected the idea of letting taxpayers vote on tax increases. Ohio Governor Gilligan argued taxes should be decided by elected legislators and warned referendums would shrink the federal budget. Governors Hearnes Guy Whitcomb and others noted public tax resentments and favored representative government.
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Cleveland
Missouri
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Heames
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Banks Sued Over Master Charge Practices In Cleveland
A class action in U S District Court Cleveland targeting 39 banks including four in Lorain County seeks over 8 million in damages under Truth in Lending and Clayton Antitrust Acts. Plaintiffs allege deceptive terms on finance charges and payments with several named banks and supporting firms.
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Broad St
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Pearl Avenue
Erie County Bank
Main St
Vermilion
Interbank Card Association of
New York City
Bank Systems, Inc
Rocky River
Mark Schlacher
University Heights
Alan Goodman
Mayfield Heights
Sheldon Schechter
Shaker Heights
Apollo 18 astronauts face final physical exams before moon launch
Apollo 18 crew David R. Scott James B Irwin and Alfred M Worden undergo final major medical tests at Cape Kennedy as more than 1.2 million spectators prepare for the moon launch. They have been in medical isolation since July 6 and will rehearse abort procedures in simulators after exams.
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Weather warms with sunny skies and mild temps
Partly cloudy and not so cool tonight with lows in the upper 50s. Mostly sunny tomorrow with highs near 80 and a low chance of precipitation. Winds light tonight becoming southwest tomorrow. Sunset tonight at 8 55 and sunrise tomorrow at 6 11.
Priest and six Filipinos survive 37 days at sea by prayer and rainwater
Father Marcel Loiselle and six Filipinos drifted 37 days in a 14 foot boat after engine failure near Caburan. They survived with prayer fish and rainwater while tormented by a typhoon and big waves. They were rescued by the Japanese freighter Koyo Maru southeast of the Caroline Islands and are now reported well at Rabaul hospital.
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New Guinea
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Quebec City
Caroline Islands
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Caburan
Philippines
Lockheed loan gains House Banking Committee approval
The House Banking Committee approved a 2 billion emergency loan fund to aid Lockheed Aircraft Corp and other distressed majors. The bill mirrors a Senate measure. Rep. Robert Stephens led the proposal. The panel passed it on three votes, aiming to prevent bankruptcy and back TriStar jet bus production via loan guarantees.
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Senate Banking Committee
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D-Ga
Lockheed
Steel union votes heavy as Lorain works cast ballots
Local 1104 at U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works sent ballots in an unprecedented national confidence vote on contract talks with the steel industry. An 80 percent turnout is expected. polls run 6 am to 6 pm at plant gates and union hall to maximize participation.
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Albert H. Ramsey
1860
29Th St
Lorain
Francis Kovach
John Klein
U.S. Steel
Lorain - Cuyahoga
United Steelworker
John Kobylka
Kobylka
I. W. Abel
USW
George Pashkevich
Abel
Pashkevich
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