Mayors Rally to Congress Over Budget Cuts
New York AP report says U S mayors angry at Nixon budget seek broader public push. London Landrieu and Roman Gribbs lead strategy as City Chairs tour New York projects and plan a united appeal to Congress after February 19 meetings. Mayor Alicio to meet Speaker Albert in Washington to press cities’ case.
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Associated Press
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Moon Tandrion
Office of Economic Opportunity
League
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New York City
League of Cities
Roman Gribbs
Detroit
San Francisco
Joseph Alicio
Carl Albert
Amendment To Blockbusting Law Proposal by Delegates
In Annapolis 14 House of Delegates members proposed a change to blockbusting law. The bill would allow real estate salesmen to inform prospective buyers of a neighborhood’s racial composition upon request, reversing the current prohibition on using such tactics to spur sales.
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Robert E. Latshaw
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Stocks Show Slight Gains By Kay Bartlett
The stock market edged higher in active trading as advancers barely led decliners. The Dow rose 1.75 to 981.94 at 10:30 a.m. with A&P and Gulf & Western in focus amid a G&W tender offer dispute and a looming SEC rule challenge.
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Kay Bartlett
NEW York
Federal Committee On
West Germany
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Great Atlantic & Pacific Con Co
Gulf & Western Industries Inc
A&p
Securities and Exchange Commission
G&w
Honeysuckle Rose composer dies at 77 in Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP reports Andy Ratat, a 17 year old black composer and lyricist, died Saturday. He wrote more than 1,000 songs including Honeysuckle Rose Ain't Misbehavin and Stompin at the Savoy, contributing lyrics to famous tunes.
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Honeysuckle
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The
Savoy
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Cohldren
Ireland
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Wayanring
Nudlciionat LA
Evangelical Covenant Church Leader Dies
The Rev. Paul P. T. Pryhling, 81, vice president of the Evangelical Covenant Church of America, died Saturday of a heart attack in Minneapolis. In 1969 he was chairman of the executive committee of the US Congress and Evangelism.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Paul PT. Pryhling
Evangelical Covenant Church of America
Congress and Evangelism
Lindy Boggs Wins Easy Primary in New Orleans Race
Lindy Boggs, widow of Hale Boggs, cruises to an easy Democratic primary victory in New Orleans for her husband’s vacant House seat. She secured 41,181 votes, beating Harwood Koppel and three minor contenders. Boggs had led House Democrats when the plane crash last October erased his family.
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Robert Lee
Hale Boggs
Harwood Koppel
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Mouse
Anchorage
Alaska
la Juneau
Banks Told To Explain Interest Hike
The Nixon era Committee on Interest and Dividends seeks full disclosure from four banks that raised their prime lending rate from 5 to 7 1 4 percent. It urges costs and earnings data and any calculations used to justify the increase. The panel, chaired by J Arthur F Burns, aims to monitor factors influencing lending rates and may convene technical experts. The banks cited include Franklin National Bank New York First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co The Bank of New York and Girard Trust Bank Philadelphia.
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Haa
Fouryi
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
J. Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Franklin National Bank
New York
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
Hala Cynwyd
Bank of New York
New York City
Girard Trust Bank of
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Ten More Irishmen Murdered In Belfast Bloodiest Weekend
Ten more Irishmen die as Belfast violence surges in a weekend of gunfire and sectarian attacks. The toll includes Catholics and Protestants amid warnings of escalating IRA and Protestant attacks. Britain considers sending more troops as snipers and gunmen rove the city.
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Irish Republican Army
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Giitain
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Britain
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Protestane Viater Defence Association
Fish
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