Nixon to tour San Diego shipyards to bolster industry
President Nixon travels to San Diego to inspect National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. yards and push for revived US shipbuilding amid foreign competition. He aims to promote heavy federal subsidies and later hosts Japan's Prime Minister Sato at San Clemente, amid tensions with Tokyo.
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California panel delays Metzger obscenity fight to Supreme Court
A three judge California appeals panel could not decide the case of Deena Metzger a junior college English teacher suspended for reading an allegedly obscene poem and distributing a brochure with nude photos. The court sent the matter to the California Supreme Court while trustees vow to fight on.
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Copter Rescues Family from Snowbound Cabin
In Fort Smith Montana a helicopter rescued Robby Hardis his wife and two sons from their remote cabin in the Big Horn National Recreation Area after three days of extreme cold with limited provisions. The family was reported in good condition following the rescue.
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Kennedy nearly stranded in snow in New Mexico trip
Senator Edward Kennedy narrowly avoided being stranded during a blizzard in western New Mexico. He traveled by car from Window Rock to Albuquerque as heavy snow and winds hampered flights. State police closed the highway after his safe arrival.
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Welfare waste tally prompts reform push in Washington
AP reports HEW estimates welfare misspending at 500 million yearly due to honest mistakes by overworked agencies. Survey of about half caseload finds five percent ineligible, with 168 million in improper payments, 124 million in over payments, and 38 million in underpayments. Officials cite automation shortfalls and delays as major factors while urging congressional action on reform.
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Sky marshal plan a flop cutbacks seen
Washington officials say the sky marshal program may be cut back by up to 1 million from the 47 million annual budget for the coming year. About 100 marshals have been trained since September, but none have thwarted a hijacking, and one flight to Cuba led to a decision not to attempt capture.
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New Regulation Requires Seven Day Withdrawal of DES Hormone
Industry must withdraw the growth promoting hormone diethylstilbestrol before slaughter and accompany cattle and sheep with seven day withdrawal certificates. The rule, effective Saturday, aims to reduce DES residues in meat, replacing the older 46 hour rule and its lack of certificates. If certs are absent, animals may be held seven days or slaughtered with meat held under federal inspection until residue tests prove safety.
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Court ruling on TV time is challenged
A federal appeals court ruling that radio and television stations must accept paid advertisements on public issues is challenged by the administration. The Supreme Court was asked to review the Aug. 3, 1971, decision overturning an FCC ruling that allowed stations to refuse time for political fund raising or paid issue ads.
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Fat man becomes human cannonball in English carnival accident
Steve Smith, 92, answered a travel ad and became a human cannonball. He climbed into a barrel during a stunt, the cannon exploded, and the barrel split. Smith wedged into the barrel half in the lake fifteen feet away while carnival owner Joe Weston-Webb commented on his weight. Smith reportedly survived the incident.
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Joe] Weston-Webb
Kissinger denies India Pakistan war claim in column row
Henry Kissinger said columnist Jack Anderson took remarks out of context about U S policy in the India Pakistan war. Kissinger refused to elaborate further on Anderson's minutes of the Washington special action group and its discussions.
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Throat surgery quiets Bela Abvoy congresswoman
Close aides say Representative Bella Abvoy underwent throat surgery last week for removal of a polyp. The operation was reported successful and she is recuperating in Puerto Rico, with public statements noting she normally speaks out on current issues.
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