Vietnam talks drift as Kissinger meets envoy in Paris
South Vietnam and the United States pursued a path toward renewed negotiations in Paris. Duc, Thieu’s envoy, pressed for another session with Kissinger while Washington prepared to brief Nixon before a resumption of talks with Hanoi. Saigon warned it would resist concessions and risk losing military and economic aid if it did not obtain its demands.
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Maude abortion episode sparks local debate and protests
Local reaction to the CBS Maude abortion episode drew praise from Planned Parenthood leaders and protests from Catholic officials and anti abortion activists. CBS station KPIX reported about 400 calls and letters, mostly complaints, while some supporters praised the show's courage.
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Hughes peculiar antics in court documents reveal lavish fears
UPI reports court filings detail Howard Hughes spending millions to guard against strange fears including buying a hotel to keep a sign from falling on him and halting a golf event for fear of floating germs. Robert Maheu, Hughes’ former lieutenant, alleges the pair’s feud and seeks $17.5 million in libel damages in Nevada federal court.
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No Rain Expected But Fog Remains This Weekend
No rain this weekend but fog and low overcast continue through tomorrow morning keeping overnight lows around 45. Forecaster expects the cloud cover to lift tomorrow afternoon for sunny skies and temperatures rising into the high sixties.
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Missing sewer pipe triggers landslide risk in Hayward
In Hayward California at 2745 Parkside Drive the Roten family faces a possible landslide as a buried six inch sewer lateral was never installed six years ago. City crews and backhoes work to locate the missing pipe while the owner digs with a sledgehammer. City officials state the contractor did not install the pipe and action is underway to install the sewer lateral. The case highlights that many homes in the district remain unconnected to the sewer system. The issue underscores broader concerns over sediment and hillside stability as rains threaten further slides.
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Li'l League coach linked to Barger drug trial in Oakland
Alameda County jurors heard testimony about a Lil League coach connected to the murder case of Servio W. Agero, a Texas drug dealer slain in Barger's home. Michael J. August described attending a cocaine party the night of the killing, then helped move Agero’s shipment to a street corner near Barger's residence. Evidence included a key matching a blue suitcase found in Barger's home, linking $110,000 worth of heroin and cocaine to the Bay Area transit from Texas.
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Young Ames girl becomes Santa Claus for store chain
Cynthia Larson a 10 year old Ames girl is hired as a Santa at White’s North Syracuse store in New York with regional supervisor Joseph Burrello praising the idea of a female Santa. Larson says she wants a real beard and padding and aims to become Santa elsewhere next year.
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Trash to treasure through nuclear mix claim
Washington report cites Kansas State University scientists Liang Man David Rettloff and Wayne Van derpedl promoting a method to transform solid wastes like sewage sludge hair old newspapers sawdust old clothes and even computer readouts into useful woodlike materials. They say laboratory proof exists and report in the Back pages section.
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Shultz to stay with Nixon in second term
Florida White Mouse announced George Shultz will remain as secretary of the Treasury and take on coordinating economic policy as a presidential assistant. He will chair a new Cabinet level Council on Economic Policy and echo a foreign policy role similar to Kissinger. Herbert Stein stays as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers and Peter Flanigan remains as chair of the Council on International Economic Policy.
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