Solon outlines 300 million risk on Lockheed loan
In Washington Rep. Moorhead warned the government could lose as much as 300 million if Lockheed Aircraft defaults on a 250 million loan guarantee for the Tristar project. Pentagon studies and Lockheed officials argued repayment would occur before break even. Hearings were set to begin with committee chair Sparkman signaling possible Senate action.
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San Diego eyed again as GOP convention site
Four members of the Republican Site Selection Committee and TV executives return to San Diego for three days of working meetings on potential convention sites. Their findings, plus those from Chicago and Miami Beach crews, will be reported to President Nixon. A Denver meeting of the Republican National Committee will announce the chosen city. Nixon’s Western White House confirms Miami and San Diego as leading contenders.
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Tate informant targeted after aiding Tate murder probe
An informant linked to the Sharon Tate murder case says she faced repeated violence and insults after helping police. Police found a .30 caliber bullet in a hallway wall following a sniper shot that narrowly missed her, and patrols around her apartment were increased. The informant, 92 year old Ronmie Howard, says she regrets speaking out.
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Space walkers fare better after Apollo 14 voyage
Space physician Dr. Charles A. Berry reports three Apollo 14 astronauts show differing postflight effects. Rovsa, who stayed in lunar orbit, was weaker and thinner on return. Shepard and Mitchell, who walked on the lunar surface, show lasting effects from the nine day mission. Rovsa lost 10 pounds. Shepard none. Mitchell about a pound.
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Body of two swept over Nevada Falls identified
In Yosemite National Park a 16 year old girl Kathy Alvarez of Torrance and a 22 year old Victor Vega of Compton were swept over Nevada Falls while posing for a photo. Vega is missing after the accident as searchers found Alvarez's body and continued to hunt for him along the Merced River. The victims were part of a Los Angeles area group visiting the park.
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Religion in schools urged by first Catholic congressman
In a UPI Washington Window interview, Rep. Robert F. Drinan a Democrat from Massachusetts, the first Catholic priest elected to Congress in over a century, opposes a constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools. He says any sectarian imposition by government is wrong in a secular state.
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Publishing details and office addresses from a 1890s newspaper
The fragment lists publishing staff and office locations for The Daily Rawlew in Hayward and Murward Cal, mentioning Floyd Sparks as president and William Chiffon as business manager. It provides addresses at 116 W. Winton Ave and 342.1040 in Burlington, with references to the executive chamber and a postal box S177, plus a center square reference in Farom.
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Denise Diverts Away From Transpac Fleet Off Hawaii
Hurricane Denise veered toward Hawaii but moved away from the 26th biennial Transpac race. Winds dropped from 115 to 63 mph as Denise spared yachts by paralleling the Great Circle route from California, with 69 boats warned to take precautions but crews deemed safe.
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Senate panel seeks review of federal jail terms for consistency
Senate Judiciary Committee members urged a bill to allow review of federal sentences after noting wide disparities. They cited a study showing bank robbers can receive 68 to 144 months across districts, with an overall average around 140 months, arguing uniformity is needed for similar crimes and offenders.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon popularity hits low in Gallup polls
Princeton AP report notes Nixon's approval at 48 percent, lowest at this point in his presidency. Compared with earlier leaders in similar periods, Johnson reached 57 percent, Kennedy 61, Eisenhower 49, and Truman 55 percent. Pentagon Papers fallout appears to have influenced views across parties.
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Phone strike inevitable as CWA prepares Bell walkout
Washington reports the Communication Workers of America declares a nationwide Bell strike inevitable after fruitless talks. About 500 000 workers would be affected with 200 000 operators, though disruption may lag due to light automation. CWA sought 23 percent wage rise over three years with cost of living provisions. Bell offered 1 percent per year.
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House may vote to censure CBS
UPI reports the House may vote Tuesday to censure CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton over a film in The Selling of the Pentagon. Two committee members warned the vote would be close amid split views on contempt charges.
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UPI
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FDA relieves saccharin limits after decimal misprint
Washington reports the FDA softened proposed safety limits on saccharin after a decimal error. Scientists warned of cancer risk, but the corrected figures allow higher daily intake, changing the originally proposed 5 milligrams per kilogram to about 75 milligrams for a 150 pound person.
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