Rogers praises Morocco king during Africa visit
Secretary of State William P Rogers lauds King Hassan II of Morocco as a wise and skillful leader during a Rabat dinner. He called Hassan among our closest friends and noted Morocco’s diplomatic gains, economic cooperation, and improving Maghreb ties as he tours Fez and other sites.
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Chicago 7 defendants rally students in Maryland
Chicago conspiracy defendants Rennie Davis and Abbie Hoffman urged University of Maryland students to support them as they face prison. They predicted seven to ten years for contempt and warned of demonstrations nationwide when verdicts are read. Hoffman declared their plan to defy law and gravity.
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Weather outlook for regions includes snow rain and clear
Weather forecast indicates snow and rain across the lower Lakes Ohio and Tennessee valleys and much of the Northern and mid Atlantic. Widely scattered showers and thundershowers in the Southern Atlantic states with clearing conditions elsewhere.
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Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California
Mostly cloudy Monday through Tuesday with a chance of showers across the Bay Area and coastal Central California. Temperatures linger mild with upper 40s to mid 50s lows and mid 60s highs. light southeasterly wind 12 to 23 mph. Rain chances 26 percent Monday and 20 percent Monday night. Northern and Central California remain mostly cloudy with continued mild temperatures.
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GOP leaders fault TV reply as old-rule critique
Washington Republicans argued the televised Democratic response to Nixon's State of the Union focused on problems inherited from eight years of Democratic rule. House GOP leader Ford called it a well staged performance with little substance. Rep. Wilson accused the program of dwelling on residual issues while Republicans pressed intragovernmental reforms. Ford pointed to defense cost overruns and noted Detroit crime was highlighted despite long Democratic leadership there.
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Democrats Spotlight Youth In Nixon Address Coverage
Reporters trace a Nixon address reception amid Democratic rebuttal scenes featuring Patsy Mink William Clay and rising leaders like Muskie Kennedy and McGovern. A supermarket vignette with a housewife highlights inflation and budget strain while addressing national policy.
Withholding tax plan eyed to save state money
Sacramento officials say switching to withholding income tax could save about $20 million yearly by avoiding borrowing costs. State Treasurer Ivy Beker Priest outlines savings under Governor Reagan's tax reform, shifting lump sum April payments to withholdings from pay.
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B-52s Bomb Red Positions Near Saigon During Tet Truce
U S and South Vietnamese forces traded ground actions along the Cambodian border and in the Mekong Delta as Tet truce ended. The 25th Infantry Division fought a 20 hour battle northwest of Saigon with 14 Communist deaths and no American casualties. A Saigon press center was damaged by a 20 pound plastic bomb, but no injuries were reported.
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Pollution control spending rises in 1969 says board
The National Industrial Conference Board reported a survey of 248 companies shows pollution control spending surged in 1969. Firms set aside a record 3245 million dollars for pollution control facilities, up 23 percent from 1968.
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Multiple Fremont Funeral Rites For Local Residents
Funeral services are planned in Fremont for Flor ance G Sellers 74 who died Saturday in Fremont at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary. She was born in Minnesota and lived in Fremont four years. Survived by son Edward A Sellers Jr of Yuba City. Rev Russell Frain to officiate. burial private. Also services for Elsie Jane Brown 69 who died Thursday in Fremont at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. She was from Forest Park Illinois and Fremont resident. past officer in local clubs and a church member. Survives include son Marvin M Brown of Los Angeles and several relatives. Rev Herbert E Gordon to officiate. requiem mass for Edward A Torres 74 who died Friday in Fremont to be said at Mal y Spirit Church. He was a Colorado native and Fremont resident. wife Carlota. daughters Viola Porterfield Sylvia Manvan Madeline Valdez. son Herbert. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Rosary at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. services tomorrow from the chapel at 8:30 a.m. Leslie J Peart 72, died Saturday in Fremont. service at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary 3723 Peralta Blvd Fremont at 10:30 a.m. Native of North Dakota. resident 24 years. Family details include wife Laura Pearl. children Aldyth Slaby Jenet Phillips Thomas A Peart Reay A Peart. many relatives and 26 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Rev Paul B Rhodes to officiate. burial Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Tacoma
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