Okinawa Accord Reached Amid Nixon Sato Talks
SAN CLEMENTE Calif AP President Nixon and Japan PM Hisaku Sato reached a final Okinawa settlement as talks focused on trade barriers and a link to broader normalizing relations with China. Officials indicated a transfer date and potential Washington Tokyo hot line, with economic concessions debated.
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Students Win Sidewalk Cover Plan At School
MEADVILLE Conneaut Lake Area High School will install a temporary 52 foot canopy over the unprotected sidewalk between the main building and annex. After a sit down protest and a school board meeting, the building committee approved a wood and plastic cover to shield some 150 students. Work begins today performed by the maintenance staff.
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Top Defense Aides Slid Into Key Industry Jobs
Washington AP: A Pentagon survey shows 993 officers above major rank and 108 senior Pentagon civilians moved to defense industry jobs in the prior three fiscal years, with 232 former industry executives joining the Defense Department in the same period. The report highlights concerns over military industry ties and notes a new law requires annual census reporting of former officers employed by contractors with at least $10 million in contracts.
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William Proxmire
Dwis
Record National Debt Limit To Be Sought
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration will seek another near record debt limit increase within weeks as the current 430 billion ceiling would be exceeded by March 1. The deficit for 1972 is estimated at 28 billion dollars, the largest since WWII, with the budget for 1973 to be disclosed soon.
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Doctor Shortage Highlighted In Youngsville Area
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin feature spotlights Youngsville as a thriving small town with $9,000 average family income, clean air, abundant wildlife, and a modern hospital nearby. It invites physicians to practice in the 5,000-resident community, offering a weekend visit to entice relocation.
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