Nixon administration finds escape from Reagan veto clash
Washington reports the Nixon administration avoided a direct confrontation with Governor Reagan over a 1.8 million OEO grant to California Rural Legal Assistance. Frank Carlucci created a threefold solution: don’t override Reagan, grant CRLA six months more, and form a high level panel with Justice and Civil Service input. The White House hints at creating an independent federal legal services entity to shield future funding decisions.
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Arnold
Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
California Rural Legal Assistance
CRLA
White House
California
OEO Legal Services Program
Legal Services Program
Terry Leamer
GZO
Solomon
Carlucci
Donald Rumsfeld
OHO
Federal Legal Services Program
OBO
Congress
California Legal Services
Manson's upbringing blamed for permissive home life
Copley News Service reports an interview with Mrs. Manson, claiming Charles was not restrained at home. She describes a permissive, indulgent upbringing that allowed him to avoid work and instant gratification, shaping a violent path linked to the Tate killings and broader hippie culture.
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Copley News Servi
Charles Manson
Charles
Manson
Charlie
Mrs. Manson
Sen
California
Tre
Californa
Sirhan Sirhan
Prospects dim for SALT talks and Sino-Japanese issues
The United States and the Soviet Union prepare to restart SALT talks on March 15 amid forecasts of slow progress. Moscow presses hard lines over Southeast Asia while seeking to delay a European security conference. Japan grapples with debt to Chiang Kai-shek and potential talks with China as China expands its shipbuilding and foreign trade ambitions, threatening Japanese shipping interests.
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Phil Newsom
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Indochina
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Japan
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Poland
Peking
Ching
A Way With Water Demonstrated by Local Defined Rod
Sacramentan Dave Preston shows his copper wire divining rod that he claims locates underground wells with uncanny accuracy. The device, resembling a bent coat hanger, is marketed with a money back guarantee and a bold payment clause.
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Sacramentan
Dave Preston
Preston
Flu Season overview and precautions
The article describes influenza as a severe respiratory infection, highly contagious through coughing and sneezing. It emphasizes high risk for the very young and old, cites the 1957 epidemic with 40 million sick and 5,000 deaths, and outlines treatment focusing on rest, fluids, and aspirin, with flu shots offering partial protection but less effective than vaccines for measles or polio.
Nixon Thieu seek Laos operation gains for political and military aims
UPI reports President Nixon and South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thien pursue Laos incursions for both political leverage and battlefield effect. Officials say the goal is to blunt Hanoi, prove Saigon can operate with air support, and blunt Communist supply trails while risking political criticism.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Laos
White House
State Department
Hanoi
U. S
Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Sucess
Panhandle
Saigon
Nixon Administration
Cambodia
Laois
California bill backs federal seven year voucher plan
Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan proposes AB 2 and ACA 9 to let California districts participate in a federal voucher pilot and to permit direct aid to private and church schools. Supporters cite competition as a driver of excellence amid rising education costs and ailing public schools.
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Leo J. Ryan
D-Burlingame
California
Farenty
Baat
Ryan
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Snetarr T- Eledh
Assembly
Michael Sanford
State Constitutional Revision Commission
ACA 9
Sartford
Assembly Education Committee
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