Congress eyes buy of Leslie Salt ponds for vast South Bay refuge
Congress considers spending 917.9 million to acquire 28 000 acres of Leslie Salt Ponds in South Bay and 90 more in San Pablo Bay to expand a desert refuge. Negotiations stall as final price and funding definitions lag with Trust for Public Lands and Leslie Salt Co. reps. Debate centers on conservation needs versus salt industry use and legal land status.
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Congress
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San Pablo Bay
Trust For Public Lands
HFM
Ma Balding
Huey D. Johnson
Johnnson
Leslie Satt Co
Leslie
Johnson
South Bay
U S Economy Shows Strong Recovery Pace In Q3
Washington reports the Commerce Department will release third quarter real GNP data with forecasts of an extremely high growth rate. Analysts say the upturn resembles rebounds after past recessions, suggesting a stronger than expected recovery into 1972. President promises more encouraging news at the Anaheim conference.
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UPI
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Birth defects linked with pill warnings from FDA
The FDA drafts warning labels on birth control pills and other sex hormone drugs citing risks of birth defects such as heart malformations and stunted limbs. The labels advise pregnant testing after missed periods, three month wait to conceive after stopping the pill, and caution against use during early pregnancy. Public comment and final labeling are planned with a likely next year final order.
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LPT
Food and Drug
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FDA
Federal Register
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Hearst kidnapping claim. SLA members may be alive
In San Francisco UPI report lawyer Terence Hallinan echoed Steven Weed that Patricia Hearst’s abduction may involve SLA members still at large. Weed and Hallinan questioned the later killings of Donald DeFreeze Willie Wolfe and Nancy Ling Perry, suggesting the plot was planted by the kidnappers.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symble Honest Liberation “Army
Atorney
Terence Hallinan
Miss Hearst
Steven Weed
SLA
Donald DeFreeze
Willie Wolfe
Nancy Ling Perry
Hallinan
Vincent
New Haven debate over tax survey splits educators and residents
A New Haven meeting devolved into a shouting match as educators and district residents formed an ad hoc committee amid anger over a scientific survey showing majority support for a tax override. Critics allege miswording and lack of detailed financial data as the committee, chaired by Syd Furman, prepares to report to the school board next Tuesday.
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New Haven
Lynn Shinn
Syd Furman
Smuggling plot tied to 1971 Capitol bomb attempt
An article in Figs Sone papaine reports that Weather Underground members smuggled a second bomb into the Capitol after a failed earlier attack. It notes Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. health and welfare chief discusses an $80 million soda tax to fund a state program against tooth decay.
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Weather Underground
Figs Sone Papaine
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Nobel Prize Highlight Endless Cancer Breakthrough Mention
World coverage notes a Nobel Prize in medicine for cancer research hailed as a giant step. It also cites former Senator Ervin aligning with Watergate prosecutors on Nixon indictment potential, and economists predicting high growth with a 10 percent plus rate. Additionally Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross asserts life after death supported by patient experiences.
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Elisabeth Kubler Ross
Bay Area debates aerosol spray ban over fluorocarbon propellants
SAN FRANCISCO The regional smog control board may ban aerosol sprays containing fluorocarbons. Supervisor Tom Bates pushes for the restriction as legal review continues, with hearings planned before any ban takes effect. The issue hinges on evolving scientific findings about ozone layer effects and regulatory authority.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Barbershop singing more than a hobby
Newark supervisor Don Gubbins and fellow enthusiasts center their lives on barbershop music. The 35000 member SPEBSQSA fosters annual competitions with quartets from the US, Canada, and Germany, highlighting “expanded sound” and harmonized voices. Gubbins ranks high and eyes the top spot while explaining the art’s physics and harmony principles.
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Newark
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Gemeu
Marconi Wireless
Gubbins
Barbers
America
Nwne
Spersqsa
Spersqea
Canada
Germany
Sacramento
Cub
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Gil Co
Iver
Sill Furs
Nevada
Utah
Arcomay
Jee
JJ Sherman
Harmony College
Spebsqsa
Mate College
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Tax Survey
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