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WASHINGTON (PIN-Consumer pric
the government said yesterday, sad
with a bad inflation report just three v
dential elections.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics ri
sumer Price Index rose 0.4 per cent in
rate of 4.8 per cent. Adjusted for sea.
of increase was even higher, 0.5 perc
an annual rate.
An economic adviser to Democrati
Rebelling
unions ht
by Meany
WASHINGTON () - A high
AFL - CIO source said yesterday
that a number of unions are with-
holding funds from state labor
groups rebelling against the la-
bor federation's official policy of
neutrality in the presidential race.
AFL - CIO President George
Meany heatedly denied one report
that he is encouraging withhold-
ing of funds from state groups
that have either endorsed Demo-
cratic nominee George McGovern
or urged defeat of President Nixon.
A member of the AFL-CIO Exec-
utive Council who is supporting
McGovern and declined use of his
name, said Meany had urged con-
struction unions °to withdraw their
members Rnd funds fromadefiant
state groups.
State groups get no funds from
national AFL - CIO headquarters.
Their money comes from per-capi-
ta payments of affiliated unions.
Some state AFL - CIO groups
had sought to skirt the AFL - CIO
policy by refraining from endors-
ing- McGovern, while. calling for
defeat of Nixon.
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THE MICHIGAN DAIL.
s
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as bus dril
eti nSANTIAGO (M) - Private bus p
owners pulled their brightly paint-e
ed vehicles off Santiago streetsh
yesterday and joined a mounting
wave of defiance of Chile's leftist
i government.P
The strike by 30 bus lines leftc
this capital of 3 million almost
es went up last month, completely paralyzed for lack of
ding President Nixon transportation.
weeks before the presi- State - owned buses and trolley-
buses were unable to cope with
large bus stop crowds. Few pri-c
eported that the Con- Y vately owned buses defied then
September, an annual strike call.d
sonal factors,-the rate Severe rationing of gasoline be-s
cause of a crippling nationwidec
cent, or $ per cent on strike of truck owners, which be-
gan Oct. 10, prevented some com-
c presidential nominee muters from using their automo-t
McGovern called the Sep- biles to get to work.t
rise a sign that inflation Pilots for Lan-Chile, the statea
ning. Robert Nathan said airline, also joined the strike move-~
re outlook for price sta- ment yesterday with a 48-hours
rder Nixon's administra- work stoppage affecting domestic
ismal. and international flights.
Meanwhile, President Salvador
is a bad month," conced- Allende's leftist coalition declared
Marina Whitman, a mem- a state of emergency, a form of
Nixon's Council of Eco- eegny omo
,' Cwen ave our Emartial law, for the province of
advisers, "we have our 'Aysen, in southern Chile. This put
es and we have our bad~ 20 of 25 provinces under state of
emergency regulations, with the
he said the "political is- armed forces responsible for con-
what the administration is trolling public order.
fight inflation - and she AP Photo An increasing number of army
to efforts to hold down the . .patrols in trucks joined police in
federal spending and con- McGovern meets the Cardinal the capital to patrol downtown
es. streets, the scene of several days,
rmore, she told report- Presidential candidate George McGovern chats with Terence of skirmishes between various
administration is still Cardinal Cooke before the Al Smith memorial dinner held in New grupssand police as shopkeepers
of York Thursday night. Is McGovern hoping for a campaign miracle? week-long shutdown.
the rate of inflation down --B dtd_-
ange of 2-to-3 per cent by By Friday, what had begun as a
of the year. CHEMISTRY PHYSICS: dbetween truck owners and
Itithe government over higher cargo;
President Nixon's current rates and the reported forma-
price control program be- tion of a state-owned trucking com-
spric1 cebrpo= e Nobels awarded __-
t November, consumer I I 1 'U J I v ti u
ave gone up 3.5 per cent.
is only slightly below the STOCKHOLM (A) - American fessors at Rockefeller University,2
ent in the nine months be- scientists made a clean sweep Cooper is from Brown, Schrieffer 2 ,0 iti S tock
wage-price freeze Nixon yesterday of the 1972 Nobel Prizes from the University of Pennsyl-
in August of 197c for Physics and Chemistry. Institute of Health and BNation l Lterature, Poetry
gh consumerrea - John Bardeen, Leon Cooper and doing research at the University of Art, Architecture
ngs of American workers John Robert Schrieffer won the Illinois.
d 0.6 per cent in Septem- physics prize for their theory of Bardeen, who shared the 1956
shing weekly earnings 3.7 superconductivity, and Christian physics prize for the development
t higher than a year ago Anfinsen, Stanford Moore and of the transistor, nevertheless hadC o bbe
king it the largest one-year William Stein won the chemistry to be driven to work yesterday o
in real earnings for any prize. when his transistorized garage
er since 1964. Moore and Stein are both pro-, door would not open.
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