Reagan to unveil welfare overhaul on statewide TV
California Governor Ronald Reagan plans a statewide TV address to unveil his welfare reform plan aimed at work requirements, stricter eligibility, public welfare records, and exposing absent fathers. Legislation to restore Medi Cal cuts moves to the Assembly, with a report seeking partial restoration after a deficit debate.
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Egypt and Israel show readiness to start peace talks
Israel says it will begin negotiations while not withdrawing to pre 1967 borders as Egypt seeks a settlement. Western diplomats call the Cairo proposals a breakthrough and stress the need to resolve complex issues before a lasting accord. Foreign Minister Eban notes U S backing and a new phase in the talks with cautious optimism amid warning of hurdles ahead.
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Aftershocks Roll Across Southern California After Large Quake
UPI reports 13th straight day of aftershocks in Southern California after the San Fernando Valley quake. A 4.2 tremor at 9:53 p.m. and a 4.1 quake at 11:15 p.m. followed earlier 3.5 and 3.7 shocks. Over 200 aftershocks have struck since February 9, with no new major damage but potential risks remain.
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Nixon to debate building costs and wage freeze
The White House announced President Nixon will meet Labor Secretary Hodgson to discuss options to curb rising construction costs. A wage and price freeze is being considered, to be administered by a stabilization board with authority to set limits in the construction sector. Hodgson’s talks with AFL-CIO builders in Miami Beach are cited as part of the effort.
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Ex-governor Barron faces federal bribery indictment
Former West Virginia Governor William Wallace Barron and his wife Opal were named in a federal grand jury indictment charging paying $25,000 to the foreman of a jury that acquitted Barron in an earlier 1968 bribery case. Barron’s lawyers, John T. Kay and Richard Kay, said they would not yet comment amid long distance consultations.
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Tornadoes strike South and midwest in multi state rush
Tornadoes damaged a grocery store cafe and homes in the South while another twister near Lacey Lakeview uprooted trees and shattered windows. In Athens a trailer was toppled injuring two inside. A twister near Cleveland Mississippi and floods in Nebraska's Elkhorn River valley prompted evacuations and sandbagging as rivers rose and ice jams formed. Rock River Illinois held its level but certain Rockford families remained displaced with lingering water around homes. Illinois roads remained closed as snow threatened further issues.
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Consul Aloysio Gomide Freed After Ransom Payment
Brazilian Consul Aloysio Dias Gomide was released Sunday night after his wife raised a secret ransom to the Tupamaro guerrillas ending nearly seven months of captivity. He appeared dizzy and wearing a dark suit upon arrival at the Brazilian embassy in Montevideo. Two other foreigners remain hostage, including Claude Fly in Uruguay and Geoffrey Jackson, the British ambassador.
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Fire Causes 7500 Damage In San Francisco Office Building
A three alarm blaze struck the six story Dolliver Building in downtown San Francisco on Sunday causing about 7500 dollars in damage. Firefighters confined the fire to an empty third floor warehouse area with over 100 men on scene. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Gas tanker crash causes big spill on Ramon a Expressway
One person seriously hurt when a gasoline tanker collided with a car 15 miles southeast of Riverside. Thousands of gallons of burning fuel spilled on the Ramona Expressway. Seven state Forestry fire troops fought the blaze as the highway remained closed for hours. Ernest Penrose, 44, Hemet, driver of the auto, is in serious condition at Hemet Valley Hospital.
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Helicopters Hit Hard In Laos Vietnam War Evacuation
S Viets evacuated wounded on a Sunday mission under heavy Communist fire near a hilltop base in Laos and South Vietnam. Pilots reported wounded being moved to helicopters while many Americans and Vietnamese were hit. The tally of aircraft losses reached 7,507 since January 1, 181. Parallel Communist fuel lines on the Ho Chi Minh trail were claimed to be discovered and destroyed by both sides.
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Legislature mulls quake relief amid tax hike proposal
In Sacramento lawmakers move to turn earthquake relief into dollars. Senate Finance will review an Assembly bill pairing disaster aid with a temporary gasoline tax increase. Federal funds and private homeowner aid remain unclear as Sen Carrell pushes mortgage moratorium and SBA loan terms. Assemblyman Miller proposes state disaster insurance to fill private market gaps.
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Food industry urges broader freedom on food additives
Washington reports industry leaders told FDA they reserve the right to add chemicals to foods without FDA listing or advising, arguing GRAS rules are partial and advisory. Spiker noted some firms already inform FDA of new additives, while critics claim the GRAS list underestimates unseen chemicals.
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Devlin Calls Davis Confinement Scandalous Visit
Bernadette Devlin visited Angela Davis in Marin County jail calling the confinement scandalous and tied their struggles as class and political. Devlin said Davis faces repression as a black Communist and urged support for political prisoners while recounting Davis arrest linked to a guns case from last August.
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