Shultz outlines Phase 4 aims against inflation
Secretary Shultz says Phase 4 will avoid tax increases and curb how much business costs can be passed to consumers. He stresses restraint on federal spending and notes near balance with Nixon's 1974 budget. He warns of price bulges, shortages risk, and debates on commodity pricing and export controls.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
White House
Cost of Living Council
U.S
Health board clash may lead to court action in Montana
The Montana State Board of Health and Department of Health director clash over responses to declaratory judgments by Anaconda Co. American Smelting and Refining Co. and Anaconda Aluminum Co. The dispute centers on interpreting air quality law and the Administrative Procedures Act, with possible court resolution on the validity of the director’s signature and board concurrence. The firms seek exemptions as air standards tighten.
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Conda Co
American Smelting and Refining Co
Anaconda Aluminum Co
Montana
John S. Anderson
Anderson
Ailing President Nixon to remain at hospital
President Nixon will stay at Bethesda Naval Medical Center for 7 to 10 days with viral pneumonia. Press Secretary Ziegler said he intends to keep the essential work of his office, while doctors reduce his schedule to under a quarter of normal activity. He has a fever 101 to 102 and is under four doctors care with antibiotics and inhalation therapy for lung discomfort.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Sol Katz
Georgetown University
Katz
Nixon ill but continuing essential presidential work
Ziegler said President Nixon felt malaise and uneasiness after hospital discharge and may need time to recover. Nixon met with Gen. Haig to plan signing legislation and policy decisions while Phase 4 of the economic stabilization program remains on schedule. Julie Eisenhower visited as Haig and Ziegler established offices at the Maryland hospital.
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Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Maryland Hospital
Lyndon B. Johnson
Julie Eisenhower
Calf roping dominates Friday Butte Vigilante rodeo
Ernie Taylor of Hugo Oklahoma chased an 8.8 second calf roping record set by Stan Herter of Phoenix. Taylor fell from his horse yet roped and tied in one swift move, securing second with 9.8 seconds as about 4100 fans cheered. Buddy Geter of Duncan Oklahoma in a tight third.
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Ernie Taylor
Hugo
Okla
Stan Herter
Phoenix
Taylor
Buddy Geter
Duncan
Harter
Ned Londo
Cody
Wyoming
Londo
Evel Knievel
Don Harrington
J.C. Trujillo
Prescott
Arizona
Big Sky Bill
Trujillo
Nixon denies knowledge in Watergate inquiry hearing
White House attorney Richard A. Moore testified Nixon had no intimation of a cover up and relied on FBI and grand jury probes. He argued the president learned of potential involvements only after investigations began, amid Senate Watergate clashes over document subpoenas and cooperation.
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White House
Richard A. Moore
Nixon
FBI
Moore
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
John W. Dean III
Dean
Ervin
Democratic Party
Watergate
Lawmaker James Scott Found Shot in Baltimore Basement
Police found James A. Turk Scott, a 48 year old Maryland Democrat lawmaker accused of conspiracy to smuggle heroin, shot multiple times in the basement garage of his apartment building in Baltimore. He died from his wounds.
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Baltimore
James A
Scott
Maryland
Police warn of letter bombs targeting officers in urban stretch
New York police with 30 000 officers were urged to be vigilant for letter bombs mailed to homes in plain brown envelopes. The threat is linked to the Black Liberation Army seeking home addresses of police and federal agents to deliver explosives, with the motive described as intimidation and potential deadly force. Authorities report leaflets mentioning Black October found near a body, while noting no clear leadership or location for the group.
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New York
Department
Black Liberation Army
Convict sues over religion denial at Montana prison
A Montana State Prison inmate, William C. Sather, seeks 100000 in federal court claiming due process denial and restricted access to religious services while in solitary. He names Warden Roger Crist and requests a three judge panel and court appointed counsel, denied due to his own legal knowledge. No hearing date was set.
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Montana
Butte
Federal District Court
William C. Sather
Billings
Sather
Roger Crist
U.S. Dist
W. D. Murray
French Girl Sought in J Paul Getty Grandson Kidnapping
Rome police pursue leads across Italy for 16 year old J Paul Getty III, heir to the Getty fortune. An anonymous call claimed the kidnap was staged for ransom. He was last seen leaving a Rome discotheque with a French girl after visiting friends in hippie quarters.
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Rome
Italy
J. Paul Getty III
Young Getty
Talitha Pohl
Butte Weather Forecast Mostly Fair and Mild
Mostly fair and mild conditions prevail in Butte with a warm 78 degree high and a cool 45 degree low. The forecast notes clear skies and light winds throughout the day, with no precipitation expected on the map page.
Coffee linked to heart attack in second study
Boston researchers reaffirm that drinking one to five cups of coffee daily raises heart attack risk by about 60 percent and six or more cups by roughly 120 percent, based on an eight month study of 12 759 hospital patients. The Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program cautions causation is not proven.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program
Boston University — Center
Jick
Boston Area
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