White House abandons plan for limit on clear cutting
Washington sources say officials decided not to issue a new executive order restricting clear cutting. The administration will instead issue Forest Service guidelines and other steps to curb erosion and protect scenery. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Bulz Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton and White House environmental chief Russell Train spearheaded the shift.
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Ned
Ite
House
Ledre Arate
Agriculture
Earl L. Bulz
Rogers C.5. Morton
Russell E. Train
White House
Husband sought in mother death in Sacramento killings
Two separate homicide summaries show Deborah Leyba, 28, found dead with 30 stab wounds and knives in Siosiey night, with estranged husband Raymond Leyba and others involved. second case details Mary Louise Davis, 40, in Sacramento, who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after a dying witness blinked to accuse her.
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UPI
Hsband
Deborah R. Leyba
Raymond
EL. Osborne
Eugene Camper
Alcarcon
Miss Davis
Camper
Superior Court
Robert W. Cole
Franklin to teach old course amid suspension at Stanford
Sus pended Stanford professor H Brace Franklin will resume teaching his course literature and revolution at Columbae House next week. Franklin, suspended in February over involvement in violent campus demonstrations, faces potential dismissal after a six week hearing where a faculty committee voted five to two to recommend firing. President Richard Lyman supported the panel’s recommendation.
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Stanford
UFS
Stanford University
H. Brace Franklin
Franklin
Columbae House
Santa Clara
University
Richard Lyman
Shirley Chisholm to formally announce candidacy
Shirley Chisholm announces a January 26 news conference at Concord Baptist Church in Brooklyn to declare her Democratic nomination bid. She plans to campaign in Florida Pennsylvania North Carolina Wisconsin and California, calling the move a very serious effort in her 20-year political career.
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Vallee ‘Press
Carolin
Wisconsin
California
Concord Baptist Church
Brooklyn
FDA bans 24 toys as hazards to children
The FDA declares 24 toys hazardous under the Toy Safety Act, listing five hazard categories including rattles, explosive caps, balls, stuffed toys, lawn darts and certain dangerous electrical and non electrical toys. The action marks continued recalls as safety standards are issued for electronic and other toys amid ongoing enforcement.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Worlds2Poly, Inc
St. Paul
Mino
Mindow
F.W. Woolworth
DMZ missile sites threaten U S aircraft in Vietnam
UPI report says North Vietnam installed missile sites near the DMZ and in southern Laos threatening U S bombing and air operations. A U S F105 struck a site near the DMZ as North Vietnamese forces pressed attacks across Indochina amid warnings of a planned Tet maneuver.
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Upi
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Sepone
Laos
Indochina
Army
Robert Froehlke
Nixon
Peking
Central Intelligence Agency
Long Cheng
Central Highlands
Mekong
Cambodia
Quang Tri
U.S
Laotian Panhandle
Women’s Strike for Peace to push Nixon censure
Women’s Strike for Peace plans a Capitol demonstration to urge Congress to censure President Nixon over Vietnam. Rep Bella Abzug will introduce a censure resolution in the House, with supporters from New York and Philadelphia expected to join a rally on the Capitol steps and a White House march.
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UPI
Women's Strike For Peace Today
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
Capitel
House
Bella Abzug
D-N.v
U.S
North Vietnam
D-Mo
Richard Ottinger
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Edith Villastrito
Pearce
UPT
Capitol
White House
Pravda blasts U.S. war plan and Vietnam policy
Pravda accuses the United States of pursuing an automatic war in Vietnam, denouncing Vietnamization as aimed at Asians by Asians. It says unilateral electronic destruction and killing would substitute for ground force withdrawals, claiming sensors detect military targets but cannot distinguish soldiers from children.
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Quang Tri
Dmz
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trai
Laos
Froehke
Saigon
United States
Moscow
UPI
Pravda Today
Pravds
Washington
Pravda
Air Force
Hughes book becomes focus of court fight
Manhattan judge ordered Rosemont Enterprises and publishers McGraw-Hill Time-Life and Dell plus author Clifford Irving to show why publication should not be enjoined. Rosemont claims exclusive rights to Hughes biographical material and presented a contract claiming $10 for the rights. Irving calls the book authentic though Hughes denies it as a fraud.
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New York
UPI
Howard Hughes
Manhattan Supreme Court
Samuel M. Gold
Rosemont Enterprises Inc
Gold
McGraw-Hill
Time-Life Inc
Dell Publishing Co
Clifford Irving
Npt
Sovantepitlory
Time Life
Life Magazine
Dell
Chester Davis
Rosemont
Hughes Empire
Hughes Tool Co
Davis
Irving
Reagan jokes on women in state jobs during remark
Sacramento. UPI reports Governor Reagan, asked about a low percentage of women in state jobs, jokes he will explain it to his wife when he gets home. He says he aims to appoint women and will review the percentage to improve representation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Renal Reagan
Warnen
Reagan
Welfare reform cuts California welfare checks out of state
California welfare chief Robert Carleson says new reforms have halved out of state and out of country welfare payments. He notes a drop from 4,200 to 2,900 out of state checks and from 20 to 0 abroad in six months, with fraud concerns and a statewide computer system to prevent errors.
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Sacramento
Robert Carleson
California
Carleson
State Department of Social Welfare
Legal group seeks to halt state funds cuts
California Rural Legal Assistance attorneys filed a class action in Sacramento Superior Court alleging state rules force elderly and disabled people living with friends or relatives into institutions or require relatives to bear heavy personal and financial burdens to keep them at home. CRIWA attorney Peter Doppelman cited regulations that compel institutionalization or in-home care at great sacrifice.
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Sacramento
California
CRIWA
Peter Doppelman
Superior Court
Reagan budget debated as new math in California
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post warned the $7.8 billion budget will not maintain current UC or K 12 aid ratios and lacks new local school funding. Reagan countered by touting a large school aid rise, claiming excess aid from other sources, and warned of a potential $251 million year end surplus if savings target.
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Reagan
A. Alan Post
University of California
Post
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Capital
California
Ig Post
Finance Department
Folsom urged for phase out by Senate prison panel
A Senate prison study committee labeled Folsom Prison antiquated and understaffed after a daylong tour. Senator Jatin Nejedly said the 92 year old facility should be phased out similar to San Quentin. The panel will visit Soledad San Quentin China and three more prisons before reporting to the legislature by May 1.
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Senate
Folsom
UPE
Folsom Prison
California
Senate Prison Study Committee
Jatin Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Senate Select Committee On Penal Institutons
San Quentin
Natedly
Toits
Mittee
Soledad
China
Reagan probes safety division amid Halton resignation
Gov. Reagan moves to investigate the State Industrial Safety Division after chief Jack Halton offered to resign. Lawmakers pressed for tougher enforcement following the Sylmar accident that killed 17 workers at the California Water Project tunnel. The select committee chair said hearings aim to probe, not force resignations, but suggested the division may have favored employers over workers.
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Sacramento
Calii
Ronald Reagan
Jack Halton
State Assembly
Timelo
Reagan
Hatton
Jack Wenton
Cmmletely
The Deity Raven and Local Business Leaders Publish Notice
A public notice from The Deity Raven and business figures in Hayward California lists agency names and addresses, the March 2 1892 act reference, and contact details for the Hayward office. The Sun. Winton Avenue address is shown with a Fremont office line and regulatory references.
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Ine Haye
Siovis
Praelant
William Ghileoja
Busines
Pal Gftiee
Hayward
Nfl
Farnja-Ay
Elas
Audiers al Cammguniestionaire
Winton Ave
Bok
Calllyana
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