Nixon May Veto Tax Cut Campaign Finance Bill
President Nixon may veto the high priority tax cut bill rather than accept a campaign finance provision. George P. Shultz says the tax cuts help the economy but are not essential. the Senate plan would fund a $20.4 million campaign checkoff and add over $11 billion to federal deficits. Shultz warns the Senate bill could undermine the political system and raise budget problems during budget framing for 1972-73.
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Weather outlook with rain and cool winds tomorrow
Occasional rain and rare showers are possible tomorrow with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s to 40s. North to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight and tomorrow will clear but a 70 percent chance of rain remains.
Newark Voters Set Ballot For 9 Million School Proposals
Newark voters will cast ballots on nine million dollars in school building proposals. The election campaign ends tonight with principals available at their schools from 7 30 to 10 p m to answer questions about the two ballot measures.
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Unclear text overview of 1971 session and Bay Area strikes
Fragmented lines describe the final week of a legislative session seeking budget and reapportionment solutions, Bay Area high school teacher strikes, an autopsy ordered in a date unclear murder suicide, and the jury in a mass slayings case resting after deliberations in Redwood City.
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Parole expected for Winnie Ruth Judd in 1931 murders
Winnie Ruth Judd, once near execution for the 1931 trunk murders of two friends, is expected to win parole today amid national coverage. Page 2 reports on related political and national events including Mayors at the National League of Cities in Honolulu, Nixon Phase II talks, and a hijacking investigation.
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Mexican government frees nine prisoners to save rector
In a high pressure exchange the Mexican government releases nine political prisoners from jail and flies them out in exchange for the life of a wealthy university rector. A $200,000 ransom was paid earlier.
Jordanian Prime Minister dies in Cairo assassination
In Cairo on Sunday the Jordanian Prime Minister Wasti Tel was shot dead in the Sheraton lobby while Foreign Minister Abdulla Salah was wounded. Four assailants, not Egyptian, claimed membership in a Palestinian group called The Black Hand of September, and the PFLP claimed responsibility in Beirut.
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East Bay heroin operation shut down with two arrests
Hayward police say a major heroin network was dismantled after arrests of Amelia Miranda 47 and Steven K Harris at separate Hayward locations. Investigators valued the drug cache at 250000 dollars and noted cooperation across multiple municipalities and agencies. Miranda faced multiple narcotics charges while Harris was booked on four counts of sale. Bail was set at 50000 each.
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Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll slows amid snow
Traffic deaths climbed to 548 by 7 pm EST as travelers returned home on snowy roads. The National Safety Council predicted 2 721 deaths for the four day period, with actual fatalities trailing last year’s pace. States listed include Columbia 57, New York 4, Texas 25, Michigan 27, Indiana 25, Alabama and DC reported no fatalities.
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Hijackers Seek New Freedom in Africa After Cuba Flight
Three black hijackers who seized a Trans World Airlines jet to Cuba claimed one killed New Mexico state trooper and said their aim was Africa and "new freedom." They identified as Republic of New Africa members and mentioned Michael Mantha, the youngest, taking an African name. Names cited: Robert L. Goodwin, 24, Berkeley. Michael R. Finney, 22, Oakland. Charles Hill, 21, Albuquerque.
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