Nixon eyes Peking trip as UN China row brews
President Nixon said a Peking visit date would be set within three months and both sides would discuss all topics of mutual interest. Peking accused the U S of double-dealing over China at the United Nations while U S diplomats push twin resolutions to seat Communist China and preserve Nationalist China on Formosa.
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Council member seeks cuts to Howell aide and car
Hayward councilman Dan Cooper pressed to abolish funding for Mayor Leo Howell’s aide and his rented car. He urged trimming Howell staff expenses and reducing the council’s general expense fund following failed attempts to lower the prior year’s level.
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Hayward Fire Fighters Threaten Strike Over Benefits
Hayward union leader Capt Charles Peterson warned council members that city public safety workers are near a strike over stalled benefit improvements. About 40 to 50 off duty police and firefighters demonstrated in solidarity as talks resume. Peterson cited risk to public safety and referenced Sacramento and Vallejo strikes to illustrate potential outcomes.
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Kinsella Cleared on Civil Rights Charges in LA Shooting
U S District Judge A Andrew Hauk dropped three of four civil rights counts against San Leandro officer William Kinsella in the Los Angeles police raid case. The ruling came after the government rested its case against Kinsella and three LA officers charged similarly. The judge found Kinsella not guilty of causing Guillardo Sanchezs death and related rights violations.
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Nixon Antibusing Move Ties Funds to Court Fight
President Nixon denounces busing in schools and urges Congress to block federal funds for desegregation efforts. The administration appeals a federal court ruling against mass busing in Austin, Texas, arguing the appeal aligns with recent Supreme Court decisions rather than promoting racial balance.
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Tiger disrupts photographer on Portland city visit
Portland Oregonian staff photographer Hallas, on assignment with a tiger and its trainer for the Multnomah County Fair, was knocked off his feet when the curious Siberian tiger leaned in to investigate the clicking noises from the camera. The incident occurred downtown yesterday as the tiger showed interest in the photographer.
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Nixon open minded on wage price plan and board
President Nixon said he would consider a wage price review board only if enforcement could be achieved without stifling the economy. He warned against a new bureaucracy with criminal powers and urged Congress to present workable recommendations.
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Fremont trustee calls for Bolts resignation in vote split
Fremont Unified School District trustees debated Dr William J Bolt after his Sacramento superintendent bid failed and his return from a month off prompted calls for his resignation. Trustee Jatin Raja Ora Jr and Gloria Carr urged removal while three others backed him. surveyors had ranked Bolt among top candidates but he was not chosen.
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Weather pattern with sun and highs in the sixties
A weather note describes a fixed pattern of low clouds and overcast mornings followed by sunny afternoons. The forecast calls for highs around 60s and lows in the upper 50s. More weather details appear on page 44.
Moon gaze stained by Apollo 14 astronauts wishful dream
Scott and two colleagues aboard Apollo 14 said they wanted longer visits on the moon to study the vast lunar terrain. They described the view as mind boggling and spoke of plans to stay weeks, while orbiting Lima satellite monitors radiation and magnetic forces. Apollo 16 plans were announced for March 17.
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