Rabbits and Researchers Stir Debate on Aggression Tests
A column notes experiments at Sepulveda Veterans Hospital and UCLA on assaultive behavior using rabbits as subjects. The writer mocks human testing, imagines absurd performances, and proposes a bunny themed act while highlighting ethical questions about using animals to study human aggression.
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Nixon Eyes Italy Move to Stall Shoe Import Quotas
President Nixon welcomed Italy’s plan to limit shoe shipments to the United States, saying it could dampen support for a congressional push for import quotas. Officials indicated Italy would cap footwear exports near last year’s 264 million, potentially slowing a surge that could split lawmakers and clear the path for broader trade measures.
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Plane plunges into San Francisco Bay. two rescued
Coast Guard crews plucked two men, John Papp of Oakland and Robert Clark of Alameda, from a plane that crashed into the San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz Sunday. They were taken to Golden Gate Yacht Harbor and then to a hospital for observation, conscious and in sad condition according to a spokesman.
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Arson strikes Ft Ross historic Russian outpost museum
A Sunday fire damaged the roof of Ft Ross Museum and stockade at the historic Russian settlement 106 miles north of San Francisco. Firefighters found multiple arson points along the wooden stockade and alerted rangers who battled the blaze at 2 45 am. The roof suffered heavy damage while artifacts largely survived due to thick roofing. The fort, a state historic monument, has seen a prior fire about nine months earlier. Construction began in 1612 with Russian and Aleut involvement. the fort later changed hands as fur trade declined.
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Newark park first progress report on weekend policy
The Newark recreation commission hears a progress report on Eucalyptus Grove Park new open weekend policy. Recreation Director McWinn Nunes says three people used the park over the July Fourth weekend, with no weekend reservations required, as commissioners study attendance impacts and review a rising attendance report at various parks and facilities.
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Trinity fair winners announced at Alameda County Fair
Winners announced at the Alameda County Fair include 4H panel display division participants Susan DeValle Karen Schiawo Barbara Harrison Cindi Hoxle Sandi Wootton Free mont and Sylvia Wells Julie ta and Janet Culwall New ani Rabbit division Jeanne.
Tur Arcus Published by The Daily Review
The Daily Review prints Tur Arcus on March 1, listing publisher cee ae as the responsible office.
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Lockheed loan bill faces pivotal Senate vote
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee planned a special closed session to consider the Nixon administration's request for an 80 million loan guarantee for Lockheed. House hearings were to begin, with issues of potential bankruptcy, a future board for loan qualification, and possible wartime protection shaping the debate.
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Reagan pressures Senate on welfare reform plan
SACRAMENTO UP I reports Gov Ronald Reagan urged the Senate to adopt his welfare reform agenda as the Democratic plan nears final action. The Assembly sets a timetable for educational finance welfare and other items while Bellenson D Beverly Hills leads a push for amendments. Reagan warns rejection equals a tax increase and a blow to needy citizens, estimating savings of about 50 million from his bill whereas Bellenson projects higher costs. The budget for 1971-72 allocates 573 million state funds for welfare with counties possibly absorbing excess costs.
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Union City council considers city pay package tonight
City council in Union City plans a vote on a two year pay package for three employee groups firemen policemen and all other city workers The package may cost between 25000 and 40000 and includes automatic future raises tied to the consumer price index The meeting starts at 8 pm in council chambers 164 Whipple Road plus other items include a 9000 matching funds request for a park open space land survey and potential quadruplex zoning plans The district also comments on a highway controversy and a July state hearing on the Foothill Freeway.
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