Senators consider visit to North Vietnam to assess dikes
Rep William Minnshall and Rep Robert Sikes, supportive of Nixon's Indochina policy, urged a North Vietnam trip to verify alleged intentional bombing of dikes and civilian areas. They sought North Vietnamese permission via telegrams, responding to Clark's suggestion that Americans should see conditions firsthand. Clark later said he saw no weapons on the dikes.
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Hurricane Celeste Forces Evacuation Of US Servicemen
Hurricanes Celeste alters course forcing evacuation of 83 servicemen on Johnston Island. An aircraft carrier towed 65 personnel from the island as Celeste neared 175 miles east of Johnston. Diana threatens heavy rain and possible local flooding with winds up to 50 knots later today.
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Nevada marriage boom and rising divorces in 1972
Nevada leading the nation in marriage licenses with 23,065 issued in the first six months of 1972, up 14 percent from a year earlier while divorces reached 5,028, up 4.8 percent. State vital statistics chief John Sallie Gan notes Nevada, with sparse population, only lists California New York Texas and Illinois among marriage partners and reports no waiting period or blood tests for couples.
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Two Hell's Angels convicted in Oakland murder case
UP I reports two Hell's Angels members were convicted Thursday of holding 58 year old Bradley Parkhurst at sword point and beating him to death. Prosecutors said the defendants rejected the power handshake and formed a plan when visiting Parkhurst’s home seeking a motorcycle for sale. Defense argued the crime was not premeditated and that Mussell, Beya, and Marvin Gilbert intended only to harm Parkhurst.
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Trustees discuss confidential matters on school housing plan
Trustees met in private sessions to discuss possible charges against a superintendent and to consider releasing information about empty classrooms and student housing. Mrs. Carr pushed for data before the September 20 meeting, while debates centered on the legality and timing of confidential discussions and housing estimates for about 1,985 students from northern Montmont areas.
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Welfare hike signed vetoed by Reagan in California
Governor Ronald Reagan signed Thursday a welfare bill granting a $12 monthly increase for blind, disabled and elderly recipients while vetoing a proposed 13 percent pay raise for University of California and state college faculty. He also signed a $7 million anti pollution measure and other bills, and vetoed a prison training program bill.
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Youth delegates spark debate over Nixon re election drive
A California GOP youth drive to recruit young supporters for President Nixon faces scrutiny at the Miami Beach convention. County coordinator Dave Jenkins and Young Voters for the President push reforms to broaden youth participation while party leaders worry about overreach and representation. Delegates from South County, including Laura Wirth and Hugh Koford, prepare to attend, with mixed views on open delegate selection and future minority representation.
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Nixon peace plan backed by platform
Miami Beach Republicans voted to back President Nixon’s Vietnam policy and a broad peace plan via the party platform. Committee members rejected most amendments, with only minor changes noted, as debates over women’s rights and antidiscrimination measures persisted.
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PR man joins Oakland diocese office of public relations
The Oakland diocese announces the creation of a public relations office with William Bettencourt of San Leandro as director. The appointment follows a months long study of the diocese communications effort and will place the office in the Oakland Chancery at 2900 Lakeshore Ave. Bettencourt, formerly with public relations and alumni roles, will assume duties in October after serving in the Singer Co. and as public relations head for a San Leandro prison project. He is a veteran and former AC Transit director, and he and his wife Mary reside at 1219 University Ave.
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Deaf man urges hiring to aid deaf learners
A New York based program led by Allelweed seeks to employ caretakers and interpreters to support deaf students in regular college courses. The effort aims to teach idioms and everyday language from the hearing community while promoting independence and leadership among deaf individuals.
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