BART Tests Closed Circuit TV in Oakland Stations
Bay Area Rapid Transit District officials consider crime fighting CCTV for facilities. Security chief Ralph M Lindsey says two Oakland subway stations will host the test with real time monitoring and police call capability. He notes elevators may be monitored to unlock doors for wheelchair patrons, and that BART will operate with a small 25 officer force at launch.
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Deserter arrested after SAS hijack attempt in Malmoe
A 21-year-old US Army deserter was arrested Monday night after attempting to hijack a Scandina vian Airlines System DC9 at Malmoe harbor. He threatened his Swedish girlfriend to force departure and was persuaded to surrender after about 45 minutes. no one was hurt.
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Justice Douglas Doing Well After Pacemaker Adjustment
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 72, was reported in excellent condition at Walter Reed after a minor adjustment to his electronic cardiac pacemaker. The hospital said he was expected to be sent home later this week. He has used a pacemaker since June 1968 to maintain a proper heartbeat.
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GE recalls floodlight kits over possible wiring defect
GE Lamp Division in Cleveland says floodlight kit wiring could cause severe shock. About 40 percent of units sold since August may be affected. owners who purchased during or after August should return them to GE offices for inspection. Dealers and distributors are asked to return stock as well.
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Soviets Launch Cosmos 420 Satellite Into Orbit
Moscow reports Cosmos 420, an unmanned satellite in the Sputnik line, began orbiting Earth at 51.8 degrees with a perigee around 120 miles and apogee near 145 miles. Tass stated the launch date was undisclosed and the mission aimed at outer space exploration.
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Nixon anti-withdrawal ahead in Senate survey
An AP survey shows 42 senators oppose or lean against Mansfield's 150000 troop-cut amendment while 37 are committed or leaning in favor and 21 are undecided. White House and GOP sources expect rejection though final votes hinge on amendments and absences. NATO talks and Soviet force reductions are also in play as Moscow discusses potential steps.
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The Daily Reviews Publication Details and Addresses
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Life-saving leap by Santa Fe man in Rio Grande
Dwayne Ordonez of Santa Fe dives into the Rio Grande near Pilar to rescue an unidentified man swept away after his kayak overturned on Sunday. The quick action saved a life despite dangerous currents and frigid water.
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Once dead SST faces a final Senate vote again
The SST funding fight nears a Wednesday vote in a hostile Senate after the House revived a $85.8 million line item for termination costs and later converted it to continue the program. Supporters expect a 54 to 45 Senate tally, with Proxmire pressing to strike funds amid fears of harming a larger emergency bill.
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House committee approves hike in Social Security
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a bill to boost Social Security benefits by 5 percent and advance welfare reform elements. President Nixon endorsed the package, which carries a $12 billion cost and would raise benefits starting June 1, 1972. The measure also tightens welfare eligibility and includes automatic COLA triggers, with tax effects explained but offset by payroll tax pauses if needed.
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Demos to vote on war plan in House action
House Democrats prepare for another vote on ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam by December 31. Debates center on whether deadlines and amendments will shape passage, with hearings set across Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, Asian Affairs subcommittees and support from Common Cause.
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Nixon budget official denies power play claim
Caspar Weinberger, deputy director of the budget, rejects claims the Nixon admin is seizing power from Congress by impounding funds. He notes $12 billion frozen is 5.6 percent of outlays, below the Democratic-era average, and says reserves fight inflation under a spending cap. Senator Jordan disputes impoundments, saying highway funds for North Carolina are cut from $98.5 million to $86 million, undermining congressional will. Weinberger cites rising project costs but offsets them with lower interest rates.
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