New Plan Proposes No Fault Auto Insurance Shift
The American Insurance Association proposes a no fault system to cover medical costs after car crashes with claims paid by each driver’s own insurer. It could cut premiums by up to 43 percent but faces strong opposition from rival associations and insurers.
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Saigon Fears Cong Role at Paris Talks
Vietnamese officials press the United States to restrict Viet Cong influence in Paris talks. Saigon fears a vague North Vietnamese stance could empower the National Liberation Front and jeopardize the prospect of a favorable settlement under proposed political arrangements.
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Envelope Brings Top Stamp Bid at New York Auction
A Mauritius 1847 two pence envelope with Queen Victoria stamps sold for 880001 at a New York philatelic sale, setting a new record and surpassing the prior high by nearly 260000. Bidders Roger G Weill and Raymond J Weill of New Orleans represented only themselves, while auctioneer Bernard Harmer acknowledged a hidden bid after the sale. The piece bears a misprint on the left margin and is among about 500 known examples. the stamp’s errors, including “Post Office” versus “Post Paid,” amplified its value.
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Woman Sues Finch State Over Job Loss
Mrs Judy Borgerding of Los Angeles sues Tr Gov Robert Finch and state officials in a 410125 breach of contract case filed in Los Angeles Superior Court. She alleges she was hired as press secretary for the California Bicentennial Commission on January 26 at 130 a month, later removed from duty. Damages sought include 9000 general, 1125 for services June to March, and 100000 punitive.
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Ceasefire hopes surface as talks press toward peace
U S and Hanoi officials caution that prospects for a broader settlement remain uncertain but welcome a limited coast area cease-fire near Vinh to aid possible freeing of American prisoners. The agreement would cover 12 miles offshore and 12.5 miles along the coast with no land changes.
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Hanoi Denies Rectiprocity In Bomb Hall
Saigon reports quote Hanoi denying reciprocity for bombing in Vietnam, framing U.S. deescalation terms as illegitimate. The Viet Cong spokesman calls for no mutual concessions while warning of heavier losses in the South and urging continued invasion.
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Notice of Legal Public Sale from Pasadena California
Legal public notices outline a parcel sale under Superior Court order C-1118 dated June 6, 1995. The notice lists publication details, price, and office contacts in Pasadena California for the public record and interested parties.
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U S Ends Embargo On Arms to Greece
Washington resumes major military aid to Greece after 17 months of embargo following the 1967 coup. Two minesweepers and 20 to 30 jet aircraft to be provided as U S officials say Greece needs support within NATO amid Soviet tensions in Europe.
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California Prop 3 and Prop 1A Poll Trends
California voters show undecided momentum in Prop 3 while Prop 1A gains, with region and party lines affecting support. A Keene NH police report notes five Berkeley musicians charged with marijuana related offenses ahead of a Franklin Pierne concert. bonds set for each, with dates pending.
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Czech Forces Begin Pullout After Night of Invasion Alarm
Reported steps by Czechoslovak parliament ratify a treaty to shrink Soviet forces to about 75,000 temporarily while other troops withdraw over two months. The overall garrison was around 235,000. Prague Radio, loyal to reformists, warned of invasion during May night as allied troops moved in from the air. Capdestine radio Italians then joined opposition voices in the weeks that followed.
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Student cuts work time in novel way at school
In Lebanon Kentucky AP reports a St Joseph School third grader tasked with emptying wastebaskets returned quickly. The teacher doubted the speed but the student explained they were not full and he only needed stepping in.
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Kentucky Newsmen Get Dial Reports From State
In Frankfort Ky AP reports that Kentucky newsmen can list a toll free number to receive concise state government briefings. The messages are short and clearly delivered by state officials including Gov. Louie B Nunn. The state pays about 500 for the service.
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Bus Crash Leaves Four Dead in Hawaii Tour Voyage
Twenty one people remained hospitalized in Hawaii after a tour bus plunged into an embankment along the Chain of Craters drive in the volcano region. Four fatalities reported, all from the tour group American World Tours.
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Climate and body types linked to ancient climates
Carl Riblet argues that human physiques reflect ancestral climates. Tall, broad bodies predominate in temperate Europe while short, stocky frames are common in cold regions like Lapland and Greenland. He cites Eskimo and Far North Indians as examples of heat-conserving forms.
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Weather and temp outlook across regions from coast to desert
Regional forecast lists temperatures across many areas including Los Angeles and California coast, Southern California valleys, and inland deserts with highs in the 60s to 90s and overnight lows in the 40s to 60s. It notes sunrise times, tides, and general conditions with occasional references to wind and humidity.
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Space Gains Of Apollo 7 Plight
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 7 mission progress as crews test orbital maneuvers and lunar approach. Three astronauts U.S. Navy aboard craft perform long duration spaceflight tasks, with final housekeeping before reentry and splashdown into the Atlantic.
Apollo Saturn 1B mission near flawless timing
The upper stage of the Saturn 1B booster showed no major timing changes and stayed on track for a lunar mission. Rendezvous between an Apollo spacecraft and a transfer craft near the moon was planned, with the guidance and navigation system performing as advertised despite minor, well understood ground crew concerns after nearly 11 days in flight.
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No Danger From Sun Flares To Apollo Mission
Five major solar flares erupted from the sun from Sunday night into Monday but NASA said they pose no danger to the Apollo crew returning to Earth. The agency reported possible shortwave radio blackouts but no interference with radio links to the orbiting spacecraft.
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