Mitchell Emerges From Self Imposed Exile In Attack On Clark
Attorney General John N. Mitchell returns to public view attacking Ramsey Clark over alleged outrageous conduct. Mitchell says Clark would be a perfect successor to J. Edgar Hoover and criticizes Clark aligned with Communist influence while reflecting on past Nixon campaign leadership and the fate of American servicemen in a harsh political clash.
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Greal
Edgar Strave
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Soviet Carrier Ambition Spurs Naval Hints
Arolal Bling KR and Zunovall Jr of elite naval circles say the Soviet Union is advancing a large carrier project. Testimony to the House Foreign Affairs panel notes Moscow may be constructing a hull at Mikolayev Davka. U S Navy views a 116 aircraft carrier as its principal warship and notes widespread build and operation trends in global navies.
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Arolal Bling KR
Zunovall Jr
Mangress
Soviet Union
A. House Foreign Affairs
Mikolayev Davka
Mitcell Bank
United States Navy
Lawyers target no Fault auto law in national push
Lawyers claim the no fault auto insurance measure would raise premiums by at least 20 percent and mobilize a Midwestern driven campaign. Vic Stole's temporary derailment of the bill by a 149 to 40 vote sets up further study by the advisory committee as the American Bar Association House of Delegates weighs policy action.
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House of Delegates
Auld Insurance Premitime
Vic
Auehelary
Bagi 7
McGovern Plays Catch Up as Campaign Opens
The piece notes George McGovern pressing to gain attention early in the 1972 race as Nixon seeks renomination at the Republican convention. It mentions Labor Day as a traditional campaign kickoff and references Melinvern as an underdog whose candidacy began in January.
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George McGovern
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Nixon
Nixon presses for $250 billion spending ceiling
President Nixon advocates a large new spending limit amid economy praise and adviser caution. The report notes mixed signals on inflation and prices, with White House aides arguing the plan is sound despite some ongoing challenges.
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Evonume Suistess
Nemervals
Nixon
Congress
Redman
Spassky Evasive Play Draws Attention in Camera Standoff
In a tense scene on Page 9, Spassky and challengers clash with photographers as experts weigh whether a drawn-out display signals strategy or blundering. Bobby Fischer, amid late-game pressure, nudges a point and presses the lead in a key match.
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Larissa
Hess Ofamwon
Boris Spassky
Aalip
Panes Permit Issue Shrouded in Local Review Notice
In Hayward California the Review reports a permit dispute affecting a Panes project. Officials weigh conditions and timelines as residents await clarification amid ongoing objections and a pending council decision.
Family doctors embrace general practice in shifting medical scene
The piece profiles Dr Loeb and others in California and beyond as general practice regains prominence. It notes doctors leaving specialization, the growth of residency programs, and doctors like Holden valuing patient relationships and the broader role of primary care despite bias and workload challenges.
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Elmgol
South County
Roulus
Wr Meinerl A. Holden
San Leandro
California
East Bay
Sam Gerster
WMG
Trevor
Holden
Light. Co
Ten
Servier
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