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TOKYO - Japanese voters sharply rebuked
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's conservative
government on Sunday for failing to curb in-
flation - and for the excesses of big business.
In its first major race since the Arab oil
squeeze and soaring prices which followed,
Tanaka's ruling Liberal-Democratic pa r t y
was running short of its old majority of 134
in the largely ornamental upper house of the
Diet, or parliament, while his Socialist-Com-
munist critics picked up new strength. But
whichever way it went, the voting could not
affect Tanaka's rule, which is solidly based
in the law-making lower house, the House of
Representatives.
National
WASHMNGTON -- President Nixon has ruled
out a tax increase and mandatory economic
controls and launched instead a jawboning
campaign to restrain inflation, administration
officials say. White House Deputy Press Sec-
retary Gerald Warren said Nixon would take
whatever steps he deems necessary to deal
with inflation. But officials scotched any
thought that the options Nixon is considering
include a tax increase or a return to manda-
tory wage-price controls. The jawboning eff-
ort has been undertaken by Nixon-s economic
coordinator, Kenneth Rush.
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weather
Fry eggs on the sidewalk today. According
to the National Weather Service, temperatures
will once again climb into the low 90's with
an expected nighttime low of 60. Besides the
expected heavy humidity, winds will blow
from the southwest between eight and 15 mph.
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clarinet recital by Alan Stanek
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