Assembly okays youth booze bill Sacramento
The California Assembly approved lowering the drinking age to 18 and reducing the age of majority to 18 for certain rights. The measure ties to a separate constitutional amendment to be voted on in November 1979, with Senate approval and gubernatorial signing required. Voting aligned mostly by party, with 30 Democrats and 28 Republicans in favor, and 5 Democrats and 5 Republicans against.
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Swine fever outbreak feared as Latin America faces crisis
Texas officials warn of looming African swine fever risk after reports Mexico buys ham from Cuba. Dr. Fred Mauer calls it the first devastating animal disease with no vaccine and urges urgent US Mexico talks to bar spread. Meantime 700000 vaccine doses for horse sleeping sickness distributed across six states as Malathion spray combat mosquitoes.
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Texas
Latin America
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Texas Agm College of Veterinary Medicine
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Cuba
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Foreign aid bill approved by House committee
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill authorizing 3.4 billion dollars in foreign aid for the current fiscal year. It would cut military aid to Greece and Pakistan, add 100 million for East Pakistani refugees, and extend the existing aid program for two years while suspending aid to Pakistan until its government ends the crackdown on Bengali separatism. The proposal is 103 million less than the Nixon administration requested but 7.5 billion more than the previous year’s appropriation.
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UPI
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India
Corona’s mother rests in hospital amid murder arraignment
Candida Corona, 63, is reported resting at Sutter County General Hospital after a mild heart attack stress. Juan Corona faces arraignment on 25 counts of murder as the case develops from the discovery of two stabbed transients in orchards near Yuca City.
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Female suspects wounded in highspeed chase in San Francisco
In Hunters Point a highspeed police chase wounded two female passengers from a car linked to a gasoline station holdup. The vehicle fled. Bernard Ingraty, 28, drove it to Northern Police Station claiming shots were fired. Mary Conley, 21, and an infant suffered wounds. no charges filed.
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Apollo crew faces examination before launch
The Apollo astronauts Scott Irwin and Worden prepare for final medical clearance at Kennedy Space Center. Doctors will assess high and flight data readiness while simulating abort procedures and inflight comparisons before their scheduled launch on June 25.
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Worden
Assembly approves student activity fee bill for colleges
A measure approved by the Assembly-Reunion Committee would permit state college trustees to levy a student activity fee at campuses where a formal student body organization exists. The bill requires student body approval at elections, and applies to California State College at Hayward, where only one half of a student body organization exists, blocking full funding.
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California State College
Hayward
Last GI Leaves North as Reds Mass Near DMZ
U.S. and allied forces withdraw the last American infantry from northern Quang Tri as about 2,000 Communist troops mass near the DMZ. U.S. artillery, armor, B52 bombers, and air support remain active while South Vietnamese forces push into Cambodia and seek to hold the DMZ line amid ongoing raids and patrols.
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Rogers says China key to Indochina
Secretary of State William P. Rogers states in a Tokyo TV interview that Mainland China is the key to the future of Indochina. He says if China would talk sensibly about a settlement, a peaceful end to the Vietnam war could come quickly, noting Communist China supplies equipment to Hanoi with the Soviet Union. Nixon briefed congressional leaders to temper expectations of the trip’s impact.
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U.S. fascism charged in Indochina by NCNA
A NCNA article accuses the United States of fascist operations in Indochina and Vietnamization efforts in South Vietnam. It claims strategic hamlets and population concentration camps via bombing and chemical weapon use, while praising Communist victories as proof small nations can defeat a powerful foe. It also cites drug addiction among U.S. troops as a factor in U.S. military decline.
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Manson kin suspect said murder groovy at trial
In Los Angeles four young followers of Charles Manson testified at Steve Grogan's murder trial for Donald Shea. Prosecution stated Grogan, Manson, and Bruce Davis stabbed Shea in 1969, with Grogan decapitating the victim. Shea's body not found. defense argues witnesses saw him alive in 1970.
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Laos moves to curb opium farming amid aid threat
Laos acts to limit opium cultivation and outlaw narcotics trade as U S aid could be cut to 58 million if the government resists cooperation in eradicating drug addiction. Prime Minister Phong Phangsavan submits an opium bill to the National Assembly, proposing five year controls on opium, permits, and a ban on selling buying consuming or processing narcotics.
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Subscription Rates Notice For The Baily Review Inc
The notice from The Baily Review Published by Verly Raview Inc lists subscription rates and office contact details in Hayward California. It notes daily weekday pricing and annual rebinking options with references to specific addresses and phone numbers.
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