Dem rivals aim to curb Muskie in Illinois.primary
In Chicago Illinois Democratic rivals Muskie McCarthy and McGovern campaign across the state as Illinois voters choose 170 delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Muskie seeks wins to bolster his comeback amid a front by Daley machine delegates and a nonbinding preference vote. McCarthy funds an ad push and hopes for a stronger finish than in Florida while McGovern pressuring for delegates. Polls and Gallup show Muskie leading in recent surveys amid tight race dynamics.
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Daylight Saving Time Debate Reaches House Floor
The House considers a Sulina amendment to the Uniform Time Act to allow exemptions for states spanning time zones. Alaska spans four zones while several others use two. the proposal would let noncontiguous regions avoid DST without affecting neighboring areas. Senator Staggers, chair of the Commerce Committee, backs a plan to grant partial exemptions to prevent a state from half in and half out of DST.
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Associated Press
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Urban groups condemn FHA for urban segregation
About 1 000 delegates at a Chicago housing conference denounce the Federal Housing Administration as responsible for city resegregation. They urge firing HUD chief George Romney and Chicago director John Warner, and call for reforms to curb minority relocation and steering by lenders. The plan includes a Baltimore conference fallback and a nationwide committee to push housing reform.
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Poland Votes in Parliament Backed by Communist Party
Poll turnout reached 67 percent as the Communist party announced support for Edward Gierek's regime in Sunday's 60 member parliament vote. Winners were not named. all 25 candidates were preapproved to showcase popular backing for consumer oriented reforms amid 1960s unrest and food shortages.
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Summer Jobs Promise From Nixon Administration
The Nixon administration announced a plan to create more than 1 million summer jobs for youths aged 14 to 21. Over 319 million dollars in federal funds will support 734,400 public jobs and 236,000 more in private industry programs, via the Neighborhood Youth Corps, Federal Summer Jobs Employment Program for Youth, Public Employment Program, and Youth Conservation Corps.
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Youth Conservation Corps
Nixon Proposes Rules To Boost Minority Loans
President Nixon urged liberalizing SBA loan rules to aid minority business enterprises. He called for lowering the private capital minimum for MESRICs from 1 million to 500000, expanding preferred stock funding, reducing rates by three points for five years, and boosting financing to 646 million for the 1973 fiscal year.
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Weather Record From Bonnshora Observer
Weather observer Howard Stervkenbaugh recorded two high temperatures Saturday of 11 degrees and Sunday low of 80 degrees, a high Sunday of 21, and a low this morning of 29, with seven readings averaged.
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Spring scene in Utica shows Colleen Jones with pussy willows
A spring themed AP wirephoto features Colleen Jones of Utica New York holding Pussy willows as a reminder of the season’s arrival and the shift from winter to a vibrant landscape.
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Banks Lift Prime Rates as Market Holds Steady
Stock prices were firmer in New York as three major banks raised prime lending rates. The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 940.99 as banks like Bankers Trust moved to 4 percent, while observers noted sufficient money supply and potential later consumer spending and corporate expansion to spur the economy.
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100th Air Attack Of Year Hits North Viet Sunday
US fighter bombers raided North Vietnam on Sunday striking radar sites and anti aircraft defenses about 35 miles north of the DMZ near the Laotian border. Inland artillery batteries and base camps were targeted as pilots reported significant wreckage but exact results were not disclosed. In retaliation North Vietnam hit back at government sites in Saigon and nearby provinces, destroying fuel depots and causing casualties.
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Britain and France reach partial common market accord
London AP reports Prime Minister Heath and French President Pompidou ended a weekend summit with agreement on several economic issues but a clash over the political framework of the European Community. They described talks as frank with good atmosphere at Heath’s country house near London. the main dispute concerns the supranational secretariat and decision making, to be discussed again at the October meeting in Brussels.
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India And Bangladesh Sign Treaty NEW DELUS
India and Bangladesh sign a 25 year defense and friendship treaty amid calls for nonaggression and mutual aid. Prime Minister Gandhi and Bangladeshi leaders vow not to join military alliances against each other and promote peace, with joint declarations stressing close diplomacy and development.
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Calcium Nitrate Boosts Apple Fruit Quality and Tree Health
The article discusses calcium nitrate as a superior fertilizer for apples, improving bitter pit resistance, fresh market quality, yield, and tree vigor. It cites USDA researchers Shear and Faust noting calcium's role in reducing fruit disorders and enhancing nutrient balance, with evidence from long-term studies on calcium versus ammonium nitrogen and nitrate forms affecting growth and mineral content.
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