Nixon Wage Plan Faces Union Rebuff as Unfair
Labor leaders in the construction industry vow to fight President Nixon's wage stabilization plan using legal means while pledging to comply with the law. Dr. J Haggerty says craft-board participation undecided as unions reject voluntary stabilization and assess legal options.
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Washington
Nixon
J. Haggerty
Building and Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
Haggerty
Hobby money pours into crafts market nationwide
The Hobby Industry Association of America reports that Americans spent over 800 million dollars last year on hobby and crafts kits and merchandise across the country.
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The
Hobby Industry Association of America
Abortion Referral Rules Questioned In State Hearing
The New York Senate Health Committee urged banning profit making agencies that refer women to abortion services. Sen. Tarky Lombardi and Atty. Gen. Lefkowitz cited doctors and hospitals benefiting from such referrals and called for referrals only by medical professionals and nonprofit groups like Planned Parenthood.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate Health Committee
Tarky Lombardi
Syracuse
Lombardi
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Planned Parenthood
Dry History Reveals Ice Age Land Bridge Between Siberia and Alaska
Geologists report a vast land bridge above water during the Ice Age, as recently as 10,000 years ago, linking Siberia and Alaska and shaping migration and climate patterns.
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Siberia
Alaska
Decade Of Default Faces U S In Europe
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally weighs Britain’s faltering economy and postwar currency turmoil as Britain slides from creditor to debtor. He notes strikes and low productivity threaten exports and dollar pounds, with Rolls Royce bankruptcy signaling possible Western defaults.
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Henry J. Taylor
Treasury
John B. Connally
Rolls Royce
Europe
Krupp
Munemann
Montredison
Italy
Great Britain
Switzerland
Sweden
Britain
France
West Germany
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Connally
Edward Heath
India
Pakistan
British Africa
West Indies
Heath
Campbell Adamson
Confederation of British Industries
Mr. Heath
Labor
Harold Wilson
Eiffel Tower
United States
Mr. Connally
Invergordon
Atlantic
International Monetary Fund
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Free World
NASA Chief Warns U S May Lose Space Lead to Soviet Union
Acting NASA administrator George M. Low warned of a constrained $3.3 billion budget and layoffs by Oct 1 at most space centers. He projected up to 30 percent of aerospace scientists and engineers could be out of work by June 1972 and cautioned the United States could lose its space leadership to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Space Agency
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George M. Low
Low
NASA
U.S
Space
James C. Fletcher
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
Jobless Pay Extension Rejected in Senate Vote
The Senate rejected 45 to 40 a proposal to extend 13 weeks of unemployment benefits. Opponents said only 10 states would benefit. Sen. Bayh offered the rider to a House bill. it failed, and the tax bill passed by voice vote to a conference committee.
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Washington
Bayh
Senate
House Senate
Goldwater Seen Ready To Retire From Senate
UPI reports Sen Barry Goldwater plans to retire at end of his term. Barry Goldwater Jr says his father believes in moving aside for younger people. He notes Nixon could not win California today and supports most of Nixon, except welfare reform.
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Upper Montclair
N.J
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R.-Ariz
Senate
U.S
Barry Goldwater Jr
R.-Cal
Goldwater
Goldwater Jr
Nixon
California
Jet Engine Aircraft Pact Set
Washington AP Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the British government reached a tentative agreement on continued production of the Rolls Royce RB211 jet engine for the Lockheed L 1011 TriStar. The conditional deal moves to TriStar customers and lenders for review and acceptance.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Penn Central Hearing Delayed To April Fourth
Federal Judge John P. Fullam postponed the Penn Central hearing on abandoning 40 percent of its unprofitable freight spurs in the U S and Canada to April 4. The delay gives the railroad more time to submit information and allows parties to review already submitted data. The railroad argues the spurs carry little traffic and are unprofitable.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John P. Fullam
Penn Central Railroad
Canada
Fullam
Penn Central
FDA to review thousands of drugs without clearance
FDA official Dr. Henry Simmons says thousands of drugs are marketed without NDA approval and the agency cannot know their number. He cites industry noncompliance, noting many drugs are identical to existing products or ingredients already cleared. He warns even small formula changes can alter a drug’s effect.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Henry E. Simmons
FDA Bureau of Drugs
NDA
Simmons
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