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B-4 Enquirer and News, Battle Creek, April 5, 1972 I Public wage-price hearings planned 1 PEOPLEWthenews iii LM Price Commission, and AFL-CIO President George Meany, who led the labor walkout. The joint committee's jurisdiction is limited to studies and recommendations. It cannot, like the Banking and other legislative committees, report bills for action. If current plans are carried out, the Banking Committee's hearings, probably would begin in May and extend over several weeks, a timetable that would keep the economic issue simmering until the political-convention season opens in July. nation of four of the five labor members of the Pay Board and by an abrupt rise in food prices.

One set of hearings on wage and price control, on a somewhat lower key, is already assured. The Senate-House Economic Committee has announced it will call witnesses beginning April 18 for an overview of the control program. Among those testifying will be members of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, the heads of the Pay Board and Wright Patman, wrote President Nixon that the control program was not being carried out in accordance with congressional intentions and that, unless changes were made, the committee was prepared to reopen hearings and possibly recommend amendments to the Economic Stabilization Act which it steered to passage at Nixon's request in 1970. Since Patman wrote the letter, controversy over the economic-control program has been sharpened by the resig WASHINGTON (AP) Congressional critics who say the Nixon administration has mishandled wage-price controls are planning a crosscountry series of hearings to provide a forum for complaints. While there has been no official announcement, it was learned that the House Banking Committee is gearing up for public hearings that would begin in Washington, then move to various cities throughout the country.

The groundwork was laid last month when Chairman Chet Atkins King Hussein Johnny Carson JOHNNY CARSON has filed for divorce from his second wife, Joanne. The suit, filed Tuesday in Santa Monica, Calif-said Carson and Joanne Copeland were married on Aug. 17, 1963, and separated June 1, 1970. Carson has three children from an earlier marriage which ended in 1962, and no children from his second marriage. KING HUSSEIN has arrived in Palm Beach, to start a 10-day visit.

The 36-year-old king of Jordan said, "I feel at home in Palm Beach. I want to go to the beach and get some sun." Hussein is staying at the home of John A. Mui-cahy, a Cork, Ireland businessman. Mulcahy is in Ireland now. CHET ATKINS, well-known guitarist and recording star, has lost two guitars while on tour in Canada.

Atkins noticed one was gone when he reached Calgary, Alberta from Nashville. The second one disappeard between Toronto, and Cleveland. While the first guitar was of a common variety Atkins said the second, a classic Barbero flamenco model was irreplaceable. Atkins had checked both guitars with the airlines during his tour and surmised that somebody "just pulled them off the baggage truck." BOBBY FISCHER and Boris Spassky will meet for the world championship of chess, according to the International Chess Federation. The on-again-off -again match was endangered when Fischer refused to play in Belgrade, the first city in the two-city tournament.

The U.S. federation has wired the international body to confirm that Fischer will play, but that the conditions of the match, most specifically the money Prison director wants pot convicts released champion, Fischer, and the Russian, Spassky, will play the second part of their tournament in Reykjavik, Iceland. THOMAS GUASTELLO won't be contributing to. President Nixon's re-election campaign. Guastello, a representative in the Michigan House, received a campaign contribution request from Maurice Stans, Nixon's chief money-raiser.

Guastello wrote back to Stans that, "If you need my help 'most then you are indeed aware that his prospects of re-election are in danger." Guastello is a life-long Democrat. DIZZY DEAN has lost a suit against the Phoenix Gazette which charged that the newspaper's headline, '01 Diz 'Sluds' Into Indictement" was libelous. Dean contended that the headline improperly implied his connection to a gambling indictment. U.S. District Court Judge Carl E.

Muecke ruled that the story had stated that Dean was named in the indictment, though not as a defendant, and that the headline was "semihumorous and somewhat affectionate toward Mr. LANSING (AP) State Corrections Department Director Gus Harrison asked the Michigan Supreme Court Tuesday whether all prisoners convicted of marijuana possession can be released under a recent high court said there is much confusion over the status of prison inmates who were sentenced for marijuana possession. A new state law which took effect last Saturday makes marijuana possession a misdemeanor, instead of a felony. It also requires the State are first offenders, he said. Parole already has been ordered for 49 other men.

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