Rivalry Could Cost US Defense Budget, Warns Lawmaker
Rep. Aspin warned that interservice rivalry among the Army Marines and Air Force could raise costs by about 4.4 billion dollars for three planes doing the same job. He urged Defense Secretary Laird to pick one aircraft model, noting GAO findings on overlapping systems and stalled A X fighter development.
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Senator Milton Marks Proposes Tax Break Plan
In Sacramento, Senator Milton Marks of San Francisco introduces a three part tax relief package aimed at seniors and renters. The plan envisions a $X annual relief for renters and proposes a renters' credit matching property tax exemptions for homeowners, while noting concerns over property tax increases and rent reductions.
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Gang of shoe shine Boys held for fraud in Madrid
Police rounded up a six or more man ring posing as shoe shine boys near the Prado art museum. They charged tourists unfamiliar with Spanish currency up to 13 dollars for a shine.
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Nixon shifts to State of the Union prep and travel plans
President Nixon pushes ahead with the State of the Union address and speeches on upcoming visits to Peking and Moscow. He cut short a weekend at Camp David to return to the White House after Dallas beat Miami 24 to 3 in the Super Bowl, and he phoned Dallas coach Tom Landry to offer congratulations on their championship. Nixon and family then arrived at the presidential retreat in the Catoctin Mountains as the White House outlines the forthcoming address with Pat Nixon and daughters Julie and Tricia attending along with Tricia's husband Edward Cox.
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Opposition triumphs in Chile Allende w 1
In Chile, opponents of President Salvador Allende swept two congressional races Sunday defeating Popular Unity candidates for senator in O Higgins and Colchagua and for deputy in Linares. The losses give the opposition control of Congress and prompt calls to curb what critics call excesses of the Popular Unity government.
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Large oil spill fouls Long Island beaches near Rocky Point
Up to 10,000 gallons of sulfur fuel oil spilled into the Long Island Sound washed ashore along a 3 mile stretch from Eston's Neck to Rocky Point. Coast Guard and EPA teams search for the source, suspecting a tank cleaning from a ship. A cleanup command center was set at Sunken Meadow State Park with a task to remove the oil over a week at a cost up to 10,000 dollars.
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Freighter sinks after leak off Bornholm
The German freighter Marie Lehmann sprang a leak and sank off Bornholm after four crewmen were rescued and four were reported missing. Gale warnings were in effect as a Danish helicopter aided operations but went silent later.
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Chipmunk Song creator Russ Bagdasarian dies at 52
Beverly Hills California AP Russ Bagdasarian writer of The Chipmunk Song and creator of Alvin the Chipmunk died at 52 in Beverly Hills He co wrote Come On My House with William Saroyan and voiced Alvin Simon and Theodore He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter Funeral services were being arranged
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Damaged Dutch freighter Dordrecht reaches port
A crippled Dutch freighter Dordrecht, carrying 42,000 tons of coal from North Virginia to Japan, arrived at Long Beach Harbor after towing from 525 miles southwest of Baja California. The ship's engine room was flooded and supplies were low. It will remain at anchor while Pacific Tow and the insurer decide repair steps.
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Restrictions in animal food curbs urged in report
Washington reports that a federal task force urges restricting antibiotics in animal feeds to prevent human health risks. The panel warns resistant bacteria may emerge and cause disease. some members fear economic costs if restrictions are delayed, while others favor immediate action with veterinary oversight.
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Mansfield Eyes Tumultuous Session On Presidential Politics
Mansfield warns a tough session dominated by presidential politics with unfinished business. He notes 33 Senate seats and all 435 House seats up in November as President Nixon faces fire on policy and campaign reform looms. Lawmakers debate nonvoting delegates for Guam and Virgin Islands, campaign finance rules, and BEOC powers amid end of war distractions.
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Pope to Serve at Ordination in St Peters Basilica
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will personally confer Episcopal ordination at St Peters Basilica on February 1. Four Vatican department heads will attend, including Rev. Edward L. Heston of South Bend Indiana, newly named president of the pontifical commission for Social Communications.
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Court awaits remap ruling amid partisan fight
California lawmakers and voters await a possible state Supreme Court ruling on legislative and congressional redistricting. Democrats push three bills vetoed by Governor while Republicans urge rejection in favor of party lines. decision could come from written briefs or after oral arguments scheduled for Wednesday.
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Youth gangs banned over social and political risks in nation
Jakarta NSA deputy commander Lt Gen Sumitro says youth gangs are to blame for violence during a dedication ceremony for a park honoring Suharto, Indonesia's first lady. The agency forbids youth gangs to curb social and political risks.
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