Nixon denies secret China deals after Asian trip
President Nixon defended his China visit, saying no secret deals were struck and no formal pledge for Asia peace exists. He hailed progress toward understanding and cited his return to a nation more confident in its government, while critics questioned unfulfilled campaign promises.
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Women voting prefix bill moves to assembly
In Sacramento a bill sponsored by the National Organization for Women would let registered women choose M3 as a voting prefix in addition to Miss or Mrs, with a companion option for men. If approved by the Assembly and Reagan, it would take effect for 1974 voter registrations. immediate effect was defeated.
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Suit seeks to halt welfare cuts for college students
A San Francisco suit asks state social welfare chief Robert Carleson to delay stopping Aid to Families with Dependent Children payments to 18 to 20 year olds in college or vocational training. The 29,000 affected are now adults, and a court ruling is awaited.
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Copter tails suspect across bay
A police helicopter tailed two bank robbery suspects across the Oakland San Francisco Bay Bridge and into a Daly City tunnel where they were halted by pursuing units. Anthony Gibson and Dean Cleve land Jr. were arrested without a struggle, with $1,087 and a .32 caliber automatic recovered. An FBI arrest followed a separate Bank of America robbery as agents tracked the suspect by radio.
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Papers revolutionary Scheer defends wording of police
Scheer defends using pigs for brutal police when necessary and describes fines for ads as illegal or crudely written. He notes threats to his window and street violence over publishing The Barb, while recounting widespread media attention including a San Francisco Chronicle report.
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Fremont planner David Baker resigns from post
David W. Baker announced his resignation from Fremont's planning and community development department effective March 31 after four years. He will join another planning job and will disclose details next week. City Manager Don Driggs will accept applications for the vacancy through April 1 and has not named an interim head. Baker emphasized public involvement and balanced growth, noting developers and citizens influence the process, and highlighted housing and Center Street plans as key tasks.
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Heaviest fitting since 1967 as Israeli forces end Lebanon raid
Heaviest attacks since the 1967 Middle East war. Israeli forces moved up to three miles into Lebanon before beginning a pullback after a four day campaign against Palestinian guerrillas. Tanks artillery and warplanes led the advance as the UN urged immediate withdrawal.
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Club owner released on bail in Newark case
Gary D. Swartz, 23, of Fremont, was freed on $131,000 bail after being sentenced to up to five six month terms on conduct charges from a jury verdict at InSite Club. He is appealing the conviction and awaits further court action.
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Hearings Open on Proposals to End Busing in Schools
Washington lawmakers began hearings on proposed constitutional amendments to prohibit court ordered busing for racial balance. House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler faced skeptical questions as Republicans and Southern Democrats pressed for action while Senate critics urged a stronger rewrite. The session reflected a national clash over whether to curb busing through law or a constitutional change, with party leaders and key candidates watching a pivotal vote strategy unfold.
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Social Security hike proposal sparks partisan clash
Administration officials oppose a 20 percent benefits boost and deny plans to revive it during Nixon's reelection bid. Treasury Secretary and top advisers warn the plan would exhaust the Social Security Trust Fund and widen the federal deficit by about 6 billion dollars. Democrats fear Republican use of the idea in campaign rhetoric.
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Weather delays Pioneer 10 Jupiter launch
Cap Kennedy dispatch reports Pioneer 10 launch to Jupiter postponed a second time due to strong upper altitude winds and a pad power failure. The new 8:32 p.m. EST Wednesday window remains within Jupiter's available range through March 13.
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Surrendered man tied to his run case reports two teen deaths
The report details the deaths of teenagers Steven Green, 17, and Arlene Dingee, 14, after a car crash on Frer Boulevard near Gibraltar Drive. DeMello and attorney met a municipal judge, then provided a police statement. District Attorney filed a complaint. DeMelio to be brought in.
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