Nixon and Brezhnev families meet at Moscow embassy reception
Daily review notes a U S Embassy reception in Moscow attended by Pat Nixon Edward Nixon and Brezhnev family members including Galina Brezhneva Yuri Brezhnev and others while Nixon’s daughter spoke with Soviet culture minister Yekaterina Furtseva and Moscow mayor Vladimir Promyslov. Also mentions Albert Sabin’s planned retirement from Weizmann Institute and a New York woman elected to advise the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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Yekatyrina Furtseva
Vladimir Promyslov
New York State
Terence Cooke
John Lukens
Tappan
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
New York
Slaying of Texas priest shocks St Andrews parish
Alvin Young, 24, was charged with murder in the New Year’s slaying of Rev G Laumer Schoppe, a popular St Andrews pastor. A sheriff’s spokesman cited robbery as motive while noting $1382 in church funds remained untouched. Young was arrested at a West Houston motel after a sheriff’s chase. Schoppe’s church and parsonage were damaged by fire.
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Nut Iedertz
Sacramento Veto Session Totals Roll Call On Major Actions
The Assembly rejected veto overrides on several measures. Appropriations for Peace Officer Standards training sought $1.5 million (AB 1274, Burton) failed 22-13 with 34 votes needed. Vietnam veterans aid would be paid by private employers during first 18 months of employment (AB 1274) failed 29-7 with 5% votes needed. Legislative intent for educational television was proposed (AN 1360, Quimby) but failed. Additional bills covered permanent funding for educational opportunity programs (AB 1763), extends women’s working conditions to include men (AB 1710), establishes kidney transplant facilities (AB 17), equalizes single taxation with joint returns (AB 1), funds medical transport for crippled children (AB 18), and allows local savings in tenant ordinances (AB 1697). The Senate portion followed.
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Fatal Midwest blizzard halts travel and floods region
A severe winter storm blasted the Midwest with blizzard conditions across Nebraska Iowa and Kansas causing interstate closures multiple traffic incidents and power outages. Three deaths were reported along with at least one more injury as vehicles collided in freezing rain near Ottawa Nebraska. Western locations faced flooding risk while Minnesota Iowa and Illinois reported heavy snows and airport delays. Cities from Omaha to Des Moines and Kansas City suffered outages and travel jams as crews worked through the night to restore power.
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Rockefeller pushes life sentences for hard drug traffickers
Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged the 1973 New York Legislature to impose mandatory life prison terms for convicted hard drug pushers and to offer informants rewards of 1020 dollars. He said federal and state efforts have failed to curb addiction despite spending over one billion dollars on rehab and prevention.
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Airport safety bill eyed after Sacramento Sabrejet crash
Sacramento lawmakers opened hearings on a proposed state airport safety bill by Joseph Croffi to curb dense zoning near runways. The measure would set state standards, require barriers, shorten runways, and push green belts and land acquisitions near busy airports to prevent repeats of the Sept. 24 Sabrejet tragedy that killed two. Assemblyman Edwin J Berg signaled potential sponsorship to extend safeguards to other airports in crowded areas.
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California
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Edwin J. “Berg
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California Legislature to Open 1973 Session After Veto Shakeup
With the last formal veto session done, California lawmakers prepare to convene the 1973 session in Sacramento next Monday. The Assembly failed to override any vetoes during a two day session and will face new vacancies as three lawmakers depart or pass away, prompting special elections to fill seats in both houses.
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Ceres
Counterfeit RCA package scam targets California dealers
State officials describe a fraud scheme in which hundreds of S by 3 inch parcels bearing the RCA label were sent to television dealers in San Diego Oakland Palm Springs and Orange County. COD charges of 10.40 were collected and the packages contained only old transistors. Civil fraud action filed in Ventira County against James R Holsopple. criminal charges not yet filed.
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California
John Kehee
State Department of Consumer Affairs
RCA
Unified Parcel Service
San Diego
Oakland
Palm Springs
Ventira County
James R. Holsopple
Kehoe
Nolsopple
Airway Television
Long Beach
Fountain Valley
Orange County
James Schmitt
San Bruno
San Francisco
United Parcel
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Press lawmakers clash over reporter protection law in California
Sacramento AP reports Assemblyman William Bagley says press coverage uses excessive adjectives that erode public faith while condemning stories about partisan bickering and slow bill passage. He lauds a new reporter protection law signed Dec 28 to shield sources from subpoenas, amid broader debate on press accountability.
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Bagley
Jack Fenton
Teagan
First black chaplain nominated for state legislature
SACRAMENTO UPI The Rev A Paul Jones pastor of New Hope Baptist Church Sacramento will be nominated next week as the first black chaplain of the state legislature Sen Albert S Redds D Sacramento will nominate Jones when the legislature convenes Monday for its 1973 session The 124 year history has never before had a Negro chaplain The Assembly and Senate chaplains have usually been Christians with the Senate having two Jewish chaplains in 1971
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