Nixon Daughters Join Brezhnev Kin at Moscow Reception
At a U S Embassy gathering in Moscow Tricia Nixon Cox and her husband joined Galina Brezhnev Yuri Brezhnev and Soviet officials including Yekaterina Yurtseva and Moscow mayor Vladimir Promystov. Also noted were Dr Sabin’s retirement as president of the Weizmann Institute and a New York woman joining the National Conference of Catholic Bishops council for a 46 year term.
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Tricia Nixon Cox
Edward
U.S
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Galina Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Yuri
Nixon
Yekaterina Yurtseva
Vladimir Promystov
Alert Sabin
Jeff
Weizmann Institute of Science
Israel
Sabin
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Research Foundation
United States
Fogarty
Nagional Institutes of
Italia
New York State
Terence Conse
John Lukens
Tappan
N.Y
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
New York
Bishofis
Suspect held in slaying of popular Texas priest
In Channelview near Houston, 24 year old Alvin George Young was charged with murder in the New Year’s death of Father Schoppe, a popular Roman Catholic priest known for community service. Schoppe’s parishioners describe him as energetic and devoted, and a church arson fire followed the shooting. Police recovered a rifle and shotgun at the parsonage and noted a possible robbery motive, though church funds appeared untouched.
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Texas
Channelview
Laaumer
Schoppe
Selves
Art Miler
Houston
Alvin George Young
Jack Heard
West Houston
Young
S ‘Sallice
Sehoppe
Baytown
Heard
Sheriif
Lanmer
W. J. O'Rourke
Veto session action in Sacramento outlines several proposals
The Assembly veto overrides failed on multiple bills including AB 1703 educational opportunity and AB 1710 on working conditions with 54 votes needed. Other items covered wage rules, kidney transplant facilities, single taxation, and public transport for crippled children. Senate adjourned.
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Ional Television
Quimby
Dean Hernardians
Weil
Hi Voles
Siie
Brown
San Francisco
Brows
R-Canoga Park
Crown
D-Alameda
Miller
Doakland
Senate
Fatal blizzard slams Midwest causing deaths and widespread disruption
A severe winter storm swept the Midwest bringing highway closures and multiple crashes near Kiowa, Illinois, and Omaha while winds reached 52 mph. The blizzard triggered power outages across Kansas City, Des Moines, and Nebraska, with snowdrifts, zero visibility, and traffic jams. Schools in Omaha were closed and authorities warned motorists off I-20 between Omaha and York as flooding and cold threatened surrounding areas.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Nebraska State Patrol
Interstate 20
York
Iowa
Des Moines
Kansas City
Power Company
Minnesota
Chicago
O'Hare International
Samara
Ind
Kankakee
Newton County
Rockefeller pushes life terms for hard-drug pushers
Governor Nelson Rockefeller proposes mandatory life prison sentences for convicted hard-drug pushers and offers a $1,000 reward for informants. He cites prior efforts and argues for parity in illegal hard-drug trafficking penalties, urging demand for permanent rehabilitation and no cure.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockffeller
Rockefaller
Airport safety law eyed after deadly Sacramento crash
Sacramento lawmakers opened hearings on a proposed California airport safety act by state Aeronautics Director Joseph Crotti. The measure would set zoning standards, barriers at dangerous runways, and green belts around airports to curb encroachment and reduce risks after the Sabrejet crash that killed 22 people. Assemblyman Edwin L. Herger indicated possible sponsorship to prevent recurrence at other crowded airports.
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Crotti
Edwin L
Herg
D-Sacramento
California set for 1973 legislative session kickoff
The California Legislature resumes at the Capitol next Monday after a veto session that failed to override Gov. Reagan. The Assembly and Senate adjourned their veto sessions with no overrides. New members join the 1974 Legislature: 15 in the Assembly and one new Republican in the Senate, as vacancies arise from deaths and a congressional election. Special elections will fill all three vacancies.
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Sacramento
California
Capitol
Assembly
Donald Reagan
Senate
Earl Warren
John Miller
Oakland
Miller
Clare Berryhill
Ceres
Carley Porter
Compton
Tom Carrell
Bogus RCA Packages Target California TV Dealers
State officials described a scheme using counterfeit RCA labeled packages sent to television dealers in San Diego Oakland Palm Springs and Orange County. Each package demanded a $10.40 COD and contained only old transistors. The Ventura County DA filed a civil fraud action against James R Holsapple. investigation ongoing with James Schmill cited as suspicious.
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Sacramento
Sit Ratio Corporation of American Trademark
Galtefornia
John Kehoe
State Department of Consumer Affairs
RCA
United Parcel Service
San Diego
Oakland
Palm Springs
Ange County
Kehoe
Los Angeles
Ventura County District Attorney's Office
James R. Holsapple
Holsapple
Airway Television
Long Beach
Fountain Valley
Orange County
Lcense
James Schmill
San Bruno
San Francisco
United Parcel
Press hit over legislative reporting in California
AP reports Sacramento lawmakers clash over coverage in the California Legislature. Assemblyman William Bagley objects to press style and phrasing, calling coverage biased and distracting. He cites concerns with Governor Reagan's reform packages and laments reporting as fearfully critical.
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Sacramento
California
Bagley
Jack Kenton
Bosley
Reagan
Tomean
The Daily Raven Publisher Admits Publication Details
The document lists publication staff and office addresses for the Daily Raven in Hayward California, including roles such as President and Publisher, Business Manager, and subscription rates. It notes multiple regional offices in San Leandro Fremont and Hayward with phone numbers and addresses, dated March 3, 1897.
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Tha
Daily Raven
Roy Backs
Tcote
Cabot i Ord Cays
Motler
W. Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
Calfornia
Thoree
San Leandro
Calf Gasp
Fremont
Nova
Cerlar Square
Freront
Cal
First Black Chaplain Nominated for State Legislature
SACRAMENTO UPI The Rev A Pat Jonas pastor of New Hope Baptist Church Sacramento will be nominated next week as the first black chaplain of the state legislature Rodda D Sacramento named to present the nomination when the legislature opens its 1972 session He notes the historic lack of a black chaplain in the 424 year history of the body The Assembly chaplains have been Christian typically with a Jewish chaplain in 1971
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Sacramento
UPI
Pat Jonas
New Hope Baptist Church
I Baliava
Senate
Albert
Rodda
Assembly
Christiana
The
Sark
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Burton
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