Lyndon Johnson to occupy replica oval at Texas library
Lyndon B Johnson will move into a seven eighths size replica of his White House oval office at the new Lyndon B Johnson presidential library on the University of Texas campus. Four dedication ceremonies are scheduled for Saturday with President Nixon among the first visitors. the event will be televised nationally at 12:20 p.m. EDT.
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Guard faces burglary hearing in Weaverville
Deputy sheriff Ronald Zebrott appeared for a preliminary hearing on burglary charges tied to a service station he was supposed to guard. Investigators arrested him after the stakeout followed missing $548, with $40 in marked bills allegedly taken. he was arraigned and released on own recognizance.
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Alaskan Wins Crab Cooking Olympics at Fisherman’s Wharf
UPI reports the third annual Crab Cooking Olympics crowned Ralph Kalenka of Northwest Orient Airlines as master chef de cuisines. The Anchorage executive chef won with his King Crab Loaf Yukon featuring king crab legs filet of sole semolina and bruffies baked in a puff pastry crust.
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Okinawans strike for full U.S. troop pullout in 1972 return
About 75 000 Okinawan workers and teachers joined a walkout demanding total withdrawal of U S troops and nuclear weapons as the Ryukyu Islands return to Japanese control. The strike was organized by the Okinawa prefecture reversion council. A clash occurred with rightists and pickets outside Naha city office as major labor unions participated, including workers at U S military bases.
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Upjohn to roll out single shot gonorrhea cure Trobicin
Kalamazoo Michigan Upjohn Co plans to introduce a drug this year that can cure gonorrhea with a single injection named Trobicin the new antibiotic. President Robert M Boudemann told shareholders at the annual meeting that it has proven highly effective in treating gonorrhea even after previous antibiotic failures. He also announced on horizon products including a uterus cancer test comparable to the Pap test and a cholesterol lowering agent that prevents cholesterol absorption in food.
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New Rules Would Delay Power Facility Projects
The State Public Utilities Commission proposed rules would require utilities to obtain permits five years before constructing generator plants and transmission facilities and would add emphasis on environmental impact considerations.
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Judge orders return of obscene material in Wisecarver case
In Las Vegas a district court judge ruled police must return all items seized from Ellsworth Sonny Wisecarver now 14 for the possession of obscene material at his Henderson book store. The judge found both searches illegal first for an unlawful warrant and second for no warrant at all, effectively stripping evidence from the imminent trial.
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San Francisco approves high speed exit runway plan
The San Francisco Airports Commission approved a 620000 dollar high speed exit runway project and asked the mayor and supervisors to approve funding. Ordered by the FAA, the exit would allow pilots to land and clear the runway quickly, reducing traffic control delays, with the federal government paying up to half the construction cost.
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Newlyweds Cox Nixon secure Cambridge apartment near Harvard Square
Tricia and Cox marry and move into a four story brick third floor walkup in Cambridge a few blocks from Harvard Square The unit costs 180 dollars a month and includes a living room two bedrooms reception hall bath kitchenette and back porch Secret Service will have an apartment in the same building A closed circuit TV system will monitor security while the couple stays in close contact with agents
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Lockheed threatens 63000 jobs if loan fails
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. doubles its job loss estimate to 63,000 if Congress does not guarantee $250 million in loans needed to finish the Tristar jumbo jet. The memo cites national impact beyond Lockheed and its 35 state subcontractors, with prior estimates at 30,000.
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Texans to lift liquor by the drink in counties
Texans voted to allow liquor by the drink in local option elections, giving overwhelming approval in 46 counties including the state's most populous, affecting about half the population across 254 counties.
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Bank records probed in antiwar group inquiry
Washington The Tenday of a House committee led by Richard H Tehord D Mo says bank records of two peace groups show surprising information amid a second day of hearings NPAC led by Jerry Gordon calls the probe a smear and accuses officials of seizing records The committee ties NPAC and PCPJ actions to radical groups and protests in Washington with ties to the Socialist Workers Party and Communist Party USA
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Tougher eyeglass lenses called for in FDA rule
The FDA adopted a rule requiring impact resistant lenses for sunglasses and prescription eyewear sold after the next year. Price increase cited at one to four dollars per pair, with safety benefits claimed and opposition from the American Optometric Association. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness praised the measure as a major safety advance.
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Senate weighs fate of revived SST program
The Senate moved toward killing the SST program again, debating costs and economic soundness after a House vote to redirect an $853 million termination appropriation into a fund to continue the project. Senators Magnuson Proxmire Case and Talmadge pressed why the cost and private finance are viable, while opponents warned of high expense and unrealistic private funding.
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Committee ousts N H legislator from second panel
The youngest member of the New Hampshire legislature lost a second committee assignment Tuesday. His anti war stance and blunt critique of the Establishment drew ire from fellow lawmakers, leading to his removal.
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Prisoner receives 3005 pounds in prison mail at Wormwood Scrubs
A package sent to Wormwood Scrubs Prison in London contained 3005 pounds in mixed one and five pound notes. The mail was addressed to a prisoner serving a seven year sentence for a North London robbery. Authorities handed the package to police as part of the proceeds of crime.
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Environmental quality panel urges bigger federal pollution spend
The Citizens' Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality told President Nixon pollution is the nation's most immediate health hazard and urged raising federal funding for environmental programs. It backed a compulsory phased car anti pollution program, stricter 1975 emission standards, and expanded water quality measures including a $12 billion three year investment with federal grants to support secondary wastewater treatment.
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