Economic growth seen despite plan confusion
Washington based business leaders remain confused about Nixon policy effects yet predict 1972 will bring strong growth. Madden of the U S Chamber of Commerce forecasts tempered inflation, falling unemployment, and rising profits despite ongoing controls as sales and productivity improve.
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Nixon
U5 Chamber of Commerce
Carl H.madden
Chamber of Commerce
Madden
Nation
Business Magazine
No link seen in hijackings
FBI agents said Everett Leary Holt, a college dropout from Indianapolis, was not the man who skyjacked a Northwest Airlines plane and parachuted to escape authorities on Thanksgiving Eve. Holt allegedly held a gun on a stewardess on a Minneapolis Chicago Miami flight at Christmas and demanded 300000 dollars and two tickets, then surrendered after five hours at O Hare. An FBI spokesman said Holt was years younger than the noted hijacker who leaped from a Northwest plane on November 24 with 200000 dollars. The earlier hijacker, known only as D B Cooper, appeared middle aged. Holt was charged with air piracy and interference with the airline crew. an extortion charge could follow.
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UPI
FBI
Everett Leary Holt
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Holt
O'Hare International
Sai Holt
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D.B. Cooper
Brown to file suit over California reapportionment plan
Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr. said he would sue Governor Reagan to seek court approval of the reapportionment plan passed by the legislature but not signed. He warned the upcoming June primary could be chaotic if not resolved quickly and noted a court hearing would allow all sides to be heard.
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Pilot killed as DC9 hits private plane in Vienna
A Swissair DC9 struck a twin engine Beechcraft 55 on takeoff at Vienna Airport Sunday, destroying the small plane and killing its Austrian pilot Konrad Glatz. All 76 passengers and five crew aboard the DC9 were unharmed. they switched to an Austrian Airlines flight.
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UPL
Swissair
DCS
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Nixon calls for world peace seize the moment policy
President Nixon urges the United States to seize the moment to build a lasting world peace through a balance of power among the superpowers. He highlights opening talks with China in 1971 and domestic wage controls and a dollar devaluation as key decisions, and notes future Soviet meetings in Moscow to follow Peking.
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UPI
Nixon
United States
China
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Sable
Soviet Union
Russia
Eisenhower
Kennedy
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Japan
Enope
Peking
Moscow
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Berlin
Nevada Storm Brings Record Cold and Heavy Snow
A powerful storm battered Western Nevada with record low temperatures and heavy snowfall in Reno and the Lake Tahoe region. forecasters warned of up to half a foot more snow Sunday through night with lingering storm conditions likely into Thursday.
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UPI
Nevada
US Weather Service
Lake Tahoe
Nixon defends reading habits amid press criticism
President Nixon defended not reading personal criticism and favoring concise news summaries in a Time magazine interview. He said press criticism will not anger him, stressing he relies on job-focused summaries to guide decisions and maintain discipline.
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UPI
Nixon
Catentnia
Time Magazine
Sim
Daily News
New York Times
Nixon heads to Brandt meeting in Miami talks
President Nixon flies from Amgiens Base to Key Biscayne for talks with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. They plan a two day summit at Nixon's holiday home to discuss Ostpolitik and East-West tensions as US-Common Market talks loom. The meeting marks a high level exchange among two major trading nations amid currency realignment.
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UPI
Nixon
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Fla
Willy Brandt
Amiens Air Force Base
Brandt
NATO Allance
Howe
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Peking
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Soviet Union
Free World
West Germany
Free Works
Waldo the baboon dies after long Seattle Zoo stay
Waldo a mas drill baboon at Seattle Woodland Park Zoo died Saturday. He had lived at the zoo for nearly 38 years and was noted for his long life span among baboons. He had lived alone in a separate enclosure before his death. Nearby reports mention he had killed two prospective mates, and staff offered theories about his behavior.
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Wan
UPI
Waldo
Woodland Park Zoo
Thay
Hong
Wal
Fragmentary court notice from local records
An unclear OCR text appears to reference a Superior Court fate involving a case with citations and publication details. The readable elements mention Sundays and a local center, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of a legal notice about proceedings or orders and a publication date.
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