Jordan King to Visit U S on Middle East Proposals
Amman Jordan King Hussein announced plans to travel to the United States in a matter of days to discuss his Middle East proposals with President Nixon. Officials said no direct contact with Israel had occurred regarding plans to reorganize his kingdom into a semi autonomous Palestinian state on the Israeli occupied West Bank. The king denied such contacts at a news conference.
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Berkeley May Take Power Distribution In House
PG E regrets Berkeley plan to run power distribution publicly. A PG&E spokesman called the council move to take over distribution in Berkeley costly and premature. He pegged the expense at about 60 million, including 25 million for city property, lines and substations, plus 25 million for a new center, trucks, a feasibility study, and rerouting costs. The City Council aims to lower rates and gain new revenue for Berkeley.
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Nixon to print in braille using computer in Atlanta
Pat Nixon will press a button in Atlanta to print a braille copy of banquet speeches within seconds. She will tour the data processing division of the Atlanta Public Schools to view the nation’s only fully automated braille text preparation system, part of the Republican women’s conference coverage.
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Farmer sued in Davis fire scandal case in Fresno area
San Francisco UP I reports a farmer who supplied collateral for Angela Davis supporters faces a civil suit from an architect claiming 4191 hours of work valued at 3 589. The case, in municipal court, centers on a 312 million housing and commercial project near Fresno State. Judge Low to rule within a week amid heated testimony.
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Yerba Buena Center financing approved by San Francisco Supervisors
San Francisco supervisors Finance Committee approved financing to float bonds up to 225 million for the Yerba Buena Center a plan to include a 16000 seat arena a large underground garage and exhibition halls. Residents warned to pursue federal court review while attorney Sidney Wolinsky urged 10 percent of the project for low cost housing. city lawyers asked to clarify legality of a one million dollar provision for relocation aid.
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Oil spill noted in Paria River area
UPI reports a tanker wreck spilled more than 7 500 gallons of crude along the Paria River, forming silver dollar sized globules. Air limited the spread to near the river, hindering movement toward the Colorado River. Fred Howard of the Bureau of Land Management comments on containment prospects.
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Yorty Will File Friday To Enter California Primary
Mayor Sam Yorty, a serious Democratic presidential candidate, will concentrate his campaign in California due to time and money limits. He plans to file petitions Friday to qualify for the June 6 primary in his home state.
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California voters face ten candidate choices in looming primary
California’s June 6 presidential primary narrows to eight Democrats and two Republicans after petitions. Muskie, McGovern, Humphrey, Chisholm, Lindsay, Yorty, McCarthy and others filed signatures with county clerks. Ashbrook and Nixon backers expect to qualify, with further party entries possible.
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Wallace Seeks Wisconsin Votes In 1958 Democratic Roundup
Political roundup notes Alabama Gov. George Wallace campaigning north toward Wisconsin as Muskie and McGovern clash with Jackson over delegate prospects. Wallace aims to capitalize on Florida gains and push in Indiana and Wisconsin. Humphrey expected to enter a three way race in Wisconsin. Muskie and McCarthy vie for delegates as Daley signals support shifting with results.
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