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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1972

Page

4

Bills seek to deny bail after death penalty ruling

In Sacramento UPI reports lawmakers introduced antibail bills in both houses following the state Supreme Court ruling abolishing the death penalty. Senator Richardson and Assemblyman Barres push life without parole for certain crimes and no bail for defendants like Angela Davis and Juan Corona, citing public safety concerns and fundraising implications.

Sacramento UPI State Supreme Court Senate Assembly Angela Davis Juan Corona Miss Davis Gen H. , Richardson Arcadia Richardson Evelle Younger Ounger

Nixon trip spurs rush to Chinese restaurants nationwide

United Press International surveyed owners in major cities about business gains since President Nixon and his wife dined on Mandarin dishes in Peking. Chefs like Cecilia Chiang and Jimmy Wong credit the trip with boosting patronage, while some cite New Year factors and local quirks. Most say advertising wasn't a priority.

Nixon China United Press International U.S Choy Enlai Cecilia Chiang San Francisco The Jimmy Wong Chicago Nixons Anita Chu Boston United States Atlanta Baltimore Albany Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Waterville Maine Oren Shire Jefferson Rip

Chinese press dinner features duck heavy feast in Peking

HELEN THOMAS reports from Peking on a Chinese Ministry of Information dinner for the traveling White House Press Corps. The menu showcased duck dishes from head to tail including duck liver, giblets, brains, and crisp Peking duck with plum sauce. Toasts in Gan Bei rhythm accompanied beer and Mao Tai as guests joked about eating the duck head and gaining wisdom.

Helen Thomas Peking UPI White House Ministry of Information Peking Restaurant U.S

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