ACLU Opposes Nixon Busing Bills in Hearings
The ACLU’s Kenneth Clark told the House Education Committee that minority busing far exceeds desegregation needs, urging defeat of Nixon’s moratorium on court-ordered busing and a plan to repurpose $2.5 billion in federal school aid for inner-city schools. NAACP’s Clarence Mitchell called the moratorium unconstitutional, while HEW Secretary Richardson defended the measures as limiting excessive busing and seeking humane desegregation options.
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AFL-CIO dismisses price controls at hearing
AFL-CIO price monitors testified that government price controls are a farce and that wartime style measures would still require a large bureaucracy. Volunteers from Denver to Tacoma reported broad food price rises, noting 77 of 99 items up in Denver, including peanut butter from 57 to 69 cents.
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California
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Violet Waggoner
Tam
Charles E. Johnson
Tacoma
Wash
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Pay Board to review NY Tel wage deal
Two Pay Board members asked the full panel to review a three member committee ruling approving a 1.3 percent wage and benefit increase for 38,000 New York Telephone Co workers. The appeal was filed by Board Chairman George H. Boldt and others.
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Bell Telephone System
Bell System
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Weather Summary for Lower Hudson Valley and Local Rivers
Variable cloudiness with sunshine today in the lower Hudson Valley and nearby towns. Highs in the 50s, tonight and Saturday cloudy with a chance of showers and lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Precipitation chances 20 percent today rising to 40 percent tonight. Winds under 12 mph. Rainfall totals shown for Middletown Newburgh and Monticello through today with year over year comparisons. Pollution watch urges reporting discharges to the EPA at 201 548 8730 or by mail to Gerald M. Hansler, EPA, 26 Federal Plaza New York NY 10007.
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Vadardaute Fante
Pollution Watch
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
N.Y
New York underworld killings seen as spring cleaning
A high police official said the mounting toll of violent deaths in New York City appears to be spring cleaning within individual mobs rather than open gangland warfare. He noted possible overtones but emphasized no warfare, though he spoke without being identified.
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New York
New York City
Nixon arrives in Ottawa for three day official visit
President Nixon lands at Uplands outside Ottawa for talks with Prime Minister Trudeau and a joint session of Parliament. He travels with Pat Nixon and officials, seeking to address Vietnam concerns and reinforce Cold War diplomacy amidst tight security. The trip follows a pattern of high security seen with Kosygin last year.
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Nixon
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Uplands Air Base
Andrews Air Force Base
Pat
Rio
Quake proof village project for Iran survivors starts
Engineers and architects from Pahlavi University flew to the earthquake devastated village of Kheir to design quake proof dwellings for survivors. Three teams will assess needs as 45 of 60 villages were wiped out and officials report a death toll near 4000 with at least 400 seriously injured. The southern Iran region remains highly earthquake prone.
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Iran
Kheir
Pahlavi University
Shiraz
Caspian Sea
Persian Gulf
The Times Herald front page highlights and rates
The Times Herald Vol 16 No 225 dated Friday April 14 1972 shows publication details for Orange County Publications Otter Way Newspapers Middletown with home delivery rates 90 cents per week and single copy 15 cents. It lists sections such as Obituaries Classified Comics and Editorial plus circulation figures 47723 for March 1972.
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Otterway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
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