Russia lands Venus probe widening space lead
CAPE KENNEDY UP Russia claims a five year edge over the United States in planetary exploration after Venus 7 and other Soviet probes. The article notes U S budget cuts threaten Mars and other plans while Nixon unveils next year's budget.
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Soviet prepared to invade Poland to stop unrest
Vienna report says the Soviet Union would deploy troops if labor strikes in Poland turn violent again. Edward Gierek rushed to Szczecin and Gdansk to meet workers while Moscow fears violence could threaten Poland's Communist leadership. The Kremlin may act with Warsaw Pact allies, arguing unrest could spread to other East European states.
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Fremont panel weighs five dollar horse tax tonight
Equestrian interests face a five dollar annual tax proposal at the Fremont meeting as the recreation commission reviews funding for an equestrian trail project. Officials also consider buying six El Toro sailboats, six paddle boats, and three canoes for a combined three thousand three hundred seventy five dollars, with most funds from failing class revenues. A Rancho Arroyo Neighborhood Park development request at twenty four thousand dollars is on the agenda, with high priority given last year by recreation officials.
County Clerk Announces Fictitious Business Names Filing Update
By July 1971 all firms using fictitious names for profit must refile their statements with the County Clerk. County Clerk Jack G. Blue notes the definition of fictitious name and outlines a $10 filing fee. The state requires legal publication for new businesses and updates if information on file changes. The County Clerk’s main office provides the required forms and details of the new procedure.
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Solon lands Viet bid to free POWs
Senator Robert Griffin praised a South Vietnamese offer to unilaterally release about 2,000 sick and wounded prisoners amid cautious State Department comments. The proposal would free 783 North Vietnamese, 1,267 Viet Cong and 30 regroupees, with Hanoi unlikely to reciprocate. Defense figures list 460 U.S. service members held in Indochina, 478 in North Vietnam, 79 in South Vietnam, 3 in Laos, and 1,097 missing or presumed prisoners.
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