Nader Predicts New Consumer Offices and Policies
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told reporters in Columbus that President Nixon will soon announce two new consumer offices and changes to two others. He forecast an assistant attorney general for consumer affairs and a poverty-focused consumer protection program, plus stronger power for the Federal Trade Commission. He suggested the White House advisor role could become a permanent statutory position.
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Columbus
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Nader
Office of Economc Opportunity
White House
Margaret Mead
Parents of 4 year old found clinging to fence arrested
In California, Ronald F Fouquet and Betty Louise Fouquet were arrested on suspicion of felony child abandonment after their 4 year old daughter Jody Smith was found clinging to a rural fence along Highway 99. She led deputies to her parents, who were later identified, while juvenile authorities cared for the child.
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Jody
Whittier
Calif
Los Angeles
Kern County
Spain reshuffles cabinet signaling closer ties to Europe
Spain's 30 year ruler Franco reboots 12 of 18 ministries in a shakeup aimed at modernizing the economy and steering toward Western alignment. New ministers include Opus Dei members and younger technocrats backing European integration and stronger US bases in the country. Juan Carlos named heir, with Opus Dei influence rising.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Europe
Francisco Franco
Franco
Falange
Opus Dei
Lapin
Juan Carlos of
Borbon
Help Offered by AA for Sobriety Support
AA offers confidential help for drinking problems. No dues or charges. Members stay sober by helping others achieve sobriety. Reach AA at Post Office Box 467 Elyria Ohio 11035.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
Mine reform bills approved by House and Senate face quick compromise
Lawmakers advance landmark mine safety bills ordering spark-free equipment and reduced coal dust to avert disasters. Compensation for black lung victims ranges up to 3272 or 3264 dollars over years, with deposits to survivors. Interior Secretary to set future dust limits. Negotiators predicted swift agreement on a unified measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interior Secretary
Healthy and Safety Board of Review
Harvard to build $4 million reproduction lab at HMS
Construction began at Harvard Medical School on a new million dollar laboratory to study bodily processes involved in human reproduction. The center, headed by Dr. Rey O. Greep, aims for completion in 1971 and marks the first new science building in the medical school since 1906.
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Harvard Medical School
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John H. Dent
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