Japanese merchant charged with spying for Soviet Union
Kazuo Kobayashi a 41 year old radio shop owner at Tachikawa base was charged with buying secret U S military papers from American servicemen and selling them to Lt Col Kononov at the Soviet embassy in Tokyo Police said Kobayashi received about 3000 from Kononov over 11 months and sent data on U S aircraft and troop dispositions to the Soviets per Japanese police and U S authorities with Kononov having left Japan after the inquiry began
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S. Air Force Base
Soviet Union
Kazuo Kobayashi
Tachikawa U.S. Air Base
Koabyashi
Col. Chanonov
Kobayashi
Kononov
U.s.armed Forces Command
Japan
U.S
Kenonov
Emassy
Dgan
Foreign Office
Kononcy
Kononoy
Fremont Receives Share of State Use and Cigarette Taxes
State Controller figures allocate Fremont 85 922 from highway use taxes and 158 from cigarette funds for July. Newark gets 26 330 and 8 887 respectively while Union City receives 13 980 and 5 559. Fremont also hosts a community education fair at Central Park with free lunch from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Barnaby's Grand Openings set for Friday 5 30 to 8 20 p.m. and Sunday 3 to 6 p.m with entertainment by Koo Koo the Klown Tricky the Bunny.
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Fremont
Houston J. Flournoy
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Senate unit suspends welfare reform talks in California
The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee shelved discussions on Democratic tax reform and Governor Reagan's rival plan. Sen. Lagomarsino anticipated a compromise version, while Sen. Moscone's proposal for 2.23 billion in property tax relief faced absence at the vote. A separate bill to withhold state income taxes was also dismissed.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ronald Reagan
Robert J. Lagomarsim
Rojai
Reagan
Ax Rey
Lagomarsino
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
Commmistiee
Moscone
Stephen P. Teale
D-Rail Road
Nixon says Visit may aid peace hope
President Nixon said his discussions in Peking would improve prospects for world peace but not bring instant detente on Vietnam. He noted progress on Berlin and SALT negotiations, and said a China trip date would be set in two to three months. He stressed open communication and cautious optimism amid global tensions.
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UPJ
Nixon
Peking
United States
China
U, S
Berlin
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Manoi
U.S
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Peoples Republic
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