Leader of GIs relieved after unit refused to advance
At Khe Sanh Vietnam two armored platoons of the Americal Division faced heavy Communist fire near the Laotian border. Captain Proveda, commander of Troop B, was relieved by Brig. Gen. John G. Hill Jr after his troops refused a return to a fire-swept site to salvage a damaged vehicle and equipment. The incident left Proveda stranded and prompted a partial withdrawal of his unit. Hill said the action was not disciplinary and cited lack of experienced leadership.
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House passes Army pay hike and draft extension
The House Armed Services Committee approved a $2.7 billion military pay increase and linked it to a bill extending the draft for two years. The panel favored ending undergraduate and divinity deferments, boosting recruit pay, and reforming the Selective Service Act while aiming for an all volunteer force, despite Nixon Administration concerns.
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No strings added to teen vote bill
California Assembly Judiciary Committee fails to add amendments to a bill by Willie Brown Jr. lowering the voting age to 18 for local, state and federal elections. The measure advances on a unanimous voice vote. an adulthood provision to 18 was rejected.
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Democrats briefed on California finances in closed session
Sacramento reports Democratic Caucus Chair Melvyn Dymally said Controller Hous ton Flournoy warned the state faces a cash deficit next fall and may need to borrow to cover red ink. The briefing followed a closed session with the Senate and Democratic leaders.
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Fate of SST hinges on Senate vote near tie
Senate showdown over continued federal funding for the supersonic transport plane nears 4 pm Wednesday with Vice President Agnew seen as potential tie breaker. Polls show a 48 48 split by illness absences and public unknowns. If the SST loses Senate support funding ends March 30 and alternative financing may be pursued.
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Agnew vote could renew federal SST funding in fiscal year
The piece notes Senate maneuvering over renewing federal participation in the SST project, with Sen Dominick shifting toward favoring the SST. Observers expect many senators to wait in the cloakroom before Wednesday’s vote and consider whether ending federal funding would pass. Last year the Senate voted 62 to 4 to halt federal money, but some expect supporters to switch to yes if funding ends.
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Mars life-chemistry hints from simulated conditions
Scientists in Pasadena report that formaldehyde acetaldehyde and glycolic acid formed under Mars like conditions in the lab. They say ultraviolet exposure and atmospheric CO and water limits affect production but could yield substantial organic material over geological time.
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Vatican denounces Israeli policies in Jerusalem
L Osservatore Romano accuses Israel of forcibly Judaizing Jerusalem at the expense of Muslims and Christians. It calls for internationalization of the city and warns the issue could block a Middle East peace, citing land expropriation and plans to evict Arabs from the old city.
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Trustees mull district reorganization amid cost concerns
New Haven Unified School District trustees discuss a proposed admin staff restructuring to cut 14 positions and shuffle roles. Superintendent Duane Bay says attrition possible with no guaranteed dismissals, while some staff may be reassigned or demoted.
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Lennon denies Beatles comeback with Voorman substitution
John Lennon dismissed a British tabloid claim that the Beatles were reforming with Klaus Voorman replacing Paul McCartney. Lennon said there will be no comeback at this time and the group remains inactive.
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Fremont Chamber to hear city fee hike bid
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce committee favors updating city fees for use permits development processing and related services to cover costs and avoid tax funding. The panel also backs urging state leaders to reinstate full capital outlay funds for Ohlone College and supports allowing liquor sales with cocktail lounges in the industrial area against past GM opposition.
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Lawyer Hughes Buried? Plans to probe Death Valley Ranch
Independence sheriff detectives from three counties map a Monday search of Barker Ranch after a caller claimed to witness the burial of Tate trial attorney Ranald Hughes at a Death Valley site about 79 miles from Inyo County. Hughes was last seen Nov 24 near Sespe Hol Springs in the Los Padres National Forest.
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