Ford rejects zigzag claim in Nixon support talks
Gerald Ford says he is not zig-zagging in backing Nixon and asks the President to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee. He spoke from Washington on a rain show in Los Angeles hosted by Sam Yorty. Peron ill with mild flu handling state affairs from Buenos Aires residence. he is 78 and returned after exile. Honolulu inspector cites 14 year old Eric Chapman for building code violations on a kids club house.
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Israel conducts third air strike in Lebanon border region
Israeli warplanes attacked guerrilla bases in southeast Lebanon for the third time in 16 hours amid clashes that wounded civilians and a guerrilla, as Egypt warned the raids could jeopardize Nixon's Middle East peace efforts. Parliament backed Rabin 60 to 50 after a tense debate on US reactor aid to Egypt. The Arab World report notes deliberate arson of farms and a scorched earth policy threat in response to guerrilla activity from southern Lebanon.
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Nurses strike in Bay Area hospitals widens
About 4400 nurses picketed 41 hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento on day 11 of a walkout. CNA calls for staffing participation and mediation arbitration. hospitals counter that staffing decisions are medical and administrative. Negotiations stalled after a three part proposal was rejected and state officials ask for renewed talks.
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Hearst family grim over Patty's fate and safety
Patricia Hearst’s parents express despair at her situation as authorities push for cooperation and possible trial. A family spokesman says the mood is grim amid fear of further gun battles, with police urging surrender and LA prosecutors warning of life sentences if she resists. The Hearst representative calls the development crushing after charges of kidnapping robbery and assault were filed last month.
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Nixon’s Middle East trip underlines U S aid and diplomacy
Nixon’s eight day tour to Egypt Saudi Arabia Syria Israel and Jordan combined promises of material aid with calls for mutual accommodation to advance peace. Arab leaders welcomed hope while Israel faces concessions and long term security assurances from Washington.
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House rejects bid to require Congress on Nixon nuclear plan
The House rejected an amendment demanding congressional approval of Nixon's plan to provide Egypt and Israel with nuclear reactors. In a voice vote, lawmakers approved the $5 billion State Justice and Commerce bill 365 to 36 and sent it to the Senate. Rep. Melvin Price pledged review by the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, while Rep. Mari Biaggi pressed for safeguards against future governments.
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Rabin Survives Israel No Confidence Vote
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s government survived its first no confidence motion in the Knesset by a 60 to 56 vote after a stormy three hour debate over its handling of the U.S.-Egypt nuclear assistance pact. Rabin warned parliament that Egypt could misuse the U.S.-supplied technology to build nuclear weapons.
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Luggage tag linked to Hearst case found at Nashville airport
A luggage tag reading Patreia Hearst San Francisco California was found at Nashville Metropolitan Airport. The FBI questions if the tag belongs to the kidnapped heiress and notes the possibility of another Patricia Hearst.
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Shades of Summer Heat Bites Portland in Heat Wave
Residents endure mid 80s temperatures for a second week as heat grips Portland Oregon. A St Bernard named Heidi jokes about cooling and a resident complains about the heat prompting talk of moving away if conditions persist.
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Pontiac homemaker McCabe files for Oakland County seat
Irene McCabe, known for the 1972 620 mile walk against court ordered school busing, filed nominating petitions as a Democrat for the Oakland County Board of Commissioners. She plans to run for U S Senate in 1976 if anti-busing laws pass. She faces incumbent Niles Olsen in August primary.
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Sweet revenge in Droville gasoline theft case
Douglas Esmond reported a theft of a five gallon can from his pickup at home. He replaced it with another can and sugar to lure thieves. Deputies seek a vehicle with a damaged engine in connection with the incident.
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