Reagan hawkish on Viet Nam visit sparks applause
California Governor Reagan told a San Jose crowd that ending the Vietnam War would have saved thousands of lives and that Haiphong harbor destruction showed the war’s potential. He criticized Sen. George McGovern and warned against cutting the defense budget by over 30 billion, saying it would leave the United States with an army of unemployment as protesters pressed for quicker peace. The remarks were delivered during a four day convention at the San Jose Municipal Auditorium.
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Reagan decries marijuana billboards and vending machines
US Governor Ronald Reagan urged limits on marijuana cigarette advertising and vending machines during a San Francisco session. He warned that unlimited supply would flood the market and tied the issue to broader tobacco concerns. The American Medical Association meanwhile suggested a minor offense approach in marijuana policy debates.
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Portrait of a worried physician at AMA convention
UPI reports the new AMA president Dr. G A Hoffman warned of profound misquiet among members. Doctors fear third party insurers will pressure fees and affect patient care. Debate covered federal health plans and malpractice costs as unions and reforms loom.
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Government Points Ellsberg Aides as Chief Leaks Suspects
Los Angeles report says the government named Daniel Ellsberg and his associates the chief suspects in a second Pentagon Papers leak era. It cites a DOJ request for a hearing into publication of undisclosed volumes in seven Anderson columns.
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Parents win bus dispute over Pontiac daughter
Mr and Mrs Carl Mer chant were granted permission to have their daughter bused. A circuit court judge dismissed the case after the couple refused to allow the girl to attend a south west Pontiac school they deemed unsafe. Attorney Richard Kuhn stood with the parents as the ruling was announced.
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30 Beauties Compete for State Miss California Title
In the 44th Miss California Pageant preliminaries Los Angeles and San Mateo County entrants led. Cynthia Rose Henry of Glendora won the 14 swimsuit finalists and Lillian Dianne Wagner of Daly City won the 14 talent finalists with a Swan Lake ballet. About 16,000 watched at Civic Auditorium as finalists advance to Saturday's televised finals.
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