Foster mother and child reunited after two-year separation
Janet David, 29, reunites with her daughter Stacy after Santa Clara County authorities locate them in San Diego. Stacy had been in the care of Anita Crandall, foster mother in Fremont, since estranged husband Charles Stadman failed to return the child. The mother plans to finalize custody after legal orders are completed.
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Solon Confronts Draft Dodgers Spark Congressional Debate
Washington officials report Solon weighs actions against draft dodgers amid congressional debates. The piece notes resistance to medical deferments and party lines influencing the stance, with unnamed quotes on enforcement and legislative responses.
Unclear text fragment on public notices and personnel requests
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions review processes for freelancing positions and medical letters, plus vague references to political influence and office contacts. Several garbled names, numbers, and places appear, with no coherent event or outcome.
OEO aide seeks two year extension over reforms
The OEO aide Carlucci urged a two year extension to preserve federal support for the poor while Congress debates reorganizing revenue sharing and shifting programs to other agencies. He warned that congressional action will shape the future direction of the antipoverty effort and that full publicizing and debate will occur. The extension, introduced in the House and Senate, would run until Congress acts on the reorganization plan. President Nixon indicated a broad overhaul could end most action programs. Many programs could expire June 30.
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National Railpax Plans Routes for 21 Cities Nationwide
Railpax, a semi public corporation created by Congress, unveils a unified rail network targeting 14 cities and major metro areas. The plan preserves some existing trains while allowing signup with railroads, with routes from Seattle to San Diego and Chicago to San Francisco, each offering three weekly trains per direction. United States federal support includes $80 million initial funding and up to $100 million in loan guarantees.
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National Railroad Passenger Corporation
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Reno
FDA mulls action to halt use of hospital use fluid
The FDA considers emergency action to remove Abbott Laboratories’ contaminated intravenous sugar solution from hospitals and nursing homes after a surge in blood infections. Despite a warning, critics say the risk remains. officials weigh interim handling rules if other manufacturers cannot promptly supply a safe substitute.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Ralph Nader
Abbott Laboratories
Nader
Charles C
Public Health Service
PSH
Progressive Rana Wins Democratic Nomination in January Primary
Fauntroy secures the Democratic nomination with 44 percent in a six person race while John Nevins, a former city councilman, runs unopposed in the Republican primary. The capital delegate election unfolds as party lines shape the contest and turnout.
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Fauntroy
John Nevins
Caily
McGovern seeks U S recognition of Communist China
Senator George S. McGovern said he will introduce a Senate resolution calling for U S recognition of Communist China, arguing the two China policy is unrealistic and that the government in Peking is the legitimate one. He warned of China potentially entering Indochina if North Vietnam collapses and criticized a Soviet American peacekeeping force in the Middle East.
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UPT
George S. McGovern
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Taiwan
Senate
ABC
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Middle East
Proxmire attacks Pentagon on secrecy over program
Senator Proxmire charged the Pentagon with concealing facts about a sensor driven program costing over 4 billion dollars. He warned against mindless use of new tech and questioned potential border surveillance and battlefield risks if a central computer failed.
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