Surprises via post and a curious sister in law
A man recalls his sister in law visiting California for months while jobless and clipping coupons. She pursued catalogs from wine to dolls and art, bought many products, and joined mail lists that sold addresses. He worries about how long she planned to stay and notes a growing pile of deliveries.
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Four Corners
Oregon
West Coast
Miami
Herahey
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San Jose
Bay Area
Lockheed
San Francisco
S.F. Garret
Easing of parental support law proposed in California
Sacramento reports Barton will introduce legislation to ease the 1971 welfare law requiring adult children to support dependent parents. The measure lowers the required contribution scale, arguing current levels burden middle income earners and may face court challenges to the welfare overhaul.
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Sacramento
WPL
Blgman
John K. Bar- D
San Francisco
Suday
Barton
Burto
Slu
Burton
Dhe
Rome
Reagan
Questions of mental competence haunt Hughes secrecy
Former aide Dietrich, longtime Howard Hughes confidant, speculates Hughes hides for fear public appearance would raise questions about his mental competence and imperil his wealth and power. Life magazine canceled a $280,000 excerpt after deeming the manuscript a hoax while printing early Hughes photos and reminiscences. Dietrich notes Hughes survived three crashes and feared cross examination in court over his wealth, control of Trans World Airlines, and a Nixon loan.
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UPT
Nosha Dietrich
Howard Hughes
Life Magazine
Life
Jefford Hrving
Hughes
Dieitch
Tietrich
Howard
Mr. Hughes
Dietrich
Damgea
Associated Press
Bob Thomas
James Phelan
Irving
Fawcett Publications, Inc
Joans
Nixon
Hugo Toul Co
Democrafic
Phillip Reiner
Nixon Loan
Labor slams Nixon over tax loopholes and VAT plan
MIAMI BRACH AFL-CIO leaders accuse President Nixon of using the federal treasury as a trough for corporate coffers. They urge Congress to close business and wealthy loopholes, warn that a value added tax would shift costs to consumers and worsen budget deficits. They note corporate tax cuts under Nixon and call for tax reform before any VAT push.
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Miami
Cowmel
Council
Andrew Blemiller
The
Labor Federation
Congress
Shoney
Biemitler
Ing
Nixon
Treasury
Ron
East storm silenced by new snowfall four deaths blamed
A severe winter storm dumped up to two feet of snow across the east, stalling travel and claiming four lives. Pennsylvania reported two highway deaths and up to 20 inches of snow with major interstates closed. Miami hit a record low for the date as the cold air spread south. Thousands were stranded at service plazas and shelters.
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Sxies
Miami
Pennsylvania
Somerset Armory
du Bois
Iarris
Harrisburg
Turnpike
Mation
Dudley Stack
Clinton County
Springfield
Mass
Space scientists shift focus from moon to earth in 1973
Space Center Houston reports that MSC plans to move about 75 percent of its 119 scientists and 58 engineers to earth related projects by 1973. The shift relies on earth orbiting satellites and the Skylab station with sensors to study Earth while lunar work continues with data from Apollo lunar missions.
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Earth Resources
Lunar Science
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First Earth Resources Technology Satellite
ERTS
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Shorts
Calro
Moon
MSC
Apollo Asronauts
1600 More GIs to Leave Vietnam
The U S command announced on Sunday 41 that 1600 more men will depart Vietnam. Helicopter units, including two troops of the 17th Air Cavalry, will be sent home from the Central Highlands 250 miles northeast of Saigon. Three companies of assault helicopters and one company of Chinooks are to stop combat operations and return to the United States. A UH-1 helicopter carrying four aboard was lost at Camp Hoaibay during a departure ceremony. Warnings note withdrawal diminishes U S helicopter strength in the Highlands amid a rising Communist threat.
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Lips
U.S
South Vietnnam
Central Highlands
Saigon
17Th Air Cavalry
Assact
Teady
United States
Old “Aviation Co
Camp Hoisway
Highlands
Pléku
Fie Alce
Fremont Students Win Bank of America Achievement Awards
Sixty nine Fremont area students are named winners in a Bank of America achievement awards program. Plaques honor top students from Kennedy, Tev ington, Mission San Jose and Washington high schools in science, liberal arts, fine arts and vocational arts with certificates awarded to other high achievers across specific study fields.
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Fremont
Fremont High School
Bank of America
Ater
Arar Kennedy High
Robert Mystrom
Sci
Ners
William O'Neill
Sherri Summer
Brian Thoures
Susan Kratochyn
Tevington
Katherine Edwards
Kathie Greenly
Harbara Cyphers
Yamira Martinez
William van Pattern
Dennis Lowrey
Jack Waktmenn
Brad Pennington
Teiane Smith
Yoni Baker
Ken Exchelberger
Mission Sah Jose
Patricia Broughton
Linds Toriumi
Donna Stoering
Gail Nordstrom
Mission San Jose
Larry Batti
Ghari Spencer
Mary Whitemeyer
Donna James
Bonnie White
Mary Ann Amemiya
Ken Cronica
Robert Newman
Dan Burke
Washington High
Barbara Edmison
Steve Fantazia
Gail Woods
McCoy
Judy McCay
Kent Kitchel
Hanna Rauholt
Robert Zager
Dortha Rauholt
Jim Fernandez
Charlie West
Duke Duckett
Dale Murakami
Horne Economics
Cheryl Alward
Age Venture
Robbery trio faces sentences in San Francisco case
In San Francisco three young men Gary Lescaulet Dennis Calderon and Danilo Melendez were found guilty in a liquor store robbery trial. They face presentencing on March 13 along with related charges tied to other Las Siete defendants. The case connected to prior shootings of Officer Joseph Brodnik and other crimes.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Brodnik
Gary Lescaulet
Dennis Calderon
Danilo Melenez
Lescaltel
Melendez
Calleron
Bhut
John A. Ertola
Lescastel
Las Siete
Strface
San Mateo County
Lescaulet
Calderon
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Theod L. Sper
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