Withdrawal deadline rejected in House Senate talks
A House Senate conference committee refused to set a spring withdrawal deadline from Vietnam. They removed the Mansfield amendment aiming for six month pullout and kept withdrawal as national policy. The panel also dropped a $300 million servicemember pay raise while negotiating a broader armed services bill.
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Richter argues fears of Amchitka quake are unfounded
Eminent seismologist Dr. Charles Richter told about 300 people at Ohlone College that fears of earthquakes or tidal waves from a planned five megaton nuclear test near Amchitka Island are unfounded. He urged caution against sensationalism while noting groundwater and bedrock conditions influence quake damage.
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Canadians protest Amchitka nuclear test across continents
Hundreds of Canadian students massed Wednesday to protest the proposed Amchitka Island nuclear blast. Demonstrators blocked international bridges, picketed consulates, and staged work stoppages to signal opposition to the U S test for the Safeguard missile defense system. A federal appeals court refused to halt the blast scheduled for 5 p m EST Saturday.
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Delucchi Named to Fill San Leandro Judgeship
Hayward attorney Alfred A Delucci was named by Governor Reagan to fill the unexpired term of Gerald P Connill on the San Leandro Municipal Court. Delucchi will serve about five years of a six year term and earn an annual salary of 30 724.
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Appointment brings Bernhard and Delwecht happiness
Bernhard and Delwecht expressed they were very happy and delighted about the appointment. He noted it was an honor and thanked the governor for the confidence placed in him, remarks made after the announcement appeared on the back page of the sanction cal. 7.
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House Banking Panel Votes For Retroactive Wages Pay Board Powers
The House Banking Committee backed extending Pay Board authority to retroactively approve wages frozen during the economic freeze. The panel also broadened Nixon era controls, voting 16 to 15 to let consumers sue for price hikes and seek triple damages with $100 minimum and $1000 maximum. It approved extending freeze powers through May 4, 1973, and exempting those earning below poverty from Pay Board decisions.
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Nixon Hosts Indira Gandhi on Capitol Visit
President Nixon greets Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi during a ceremonial welcome at the White House. Nixon says the United States and India share goals of freedom, representative government, and world peace.
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Oakes Toro Development sue over freeway overpass clash
Oakes and Toro Development filed an eminent domain suit in Alameda County Superior Court against the state’s plan to raise a freeway overpass near the Southgate Shopping Center. Oakes claims the 12-business center would be damaged by reduced access and argues the state lacks lawful right to extend the overpass onto Calarapa Avenue.
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Busing issue tests education bill in Congress
Washington UPI reports the House faces a pivotal test on a $23 billion higher education bill including direct federal aid to colleges while a desegregation funding amendment fails. Debate highlights busing tied to integration as lawmakers spar over liberal votes and political pressure.
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Weather outlook hints at cooler despite mild afternoon
The forecast predicts a slight dip in temperatures tomorrow with the afternoon high in the mid to upper 40s and tonight’s low from the upper 20s to the mid 40s. Light variable winds are expected in the afternoon with continued chilly conditions through tomorrow night.
Accord on bill to set up bay agency
Sacramento a house conference committees reach a final version of a nine county conservation agency for the San Praiesent Bay Avex. Assemblyman Knox says the panel recommends passage with a public referendum in 1876 to decide the agency's fate. The plan allows operation for years before the referendum, preserving local veto power.
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Prices decline again amid October wholesale data
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in the wholesale price index for all commodities in October, the second straight monthly decline and a continuation of the downward trend under Nixon's price freeze. Seasonal adjustments show a 4.1 percent annual rise, with gains in non controlled agricultural products and a smaller rise in food and feeds. Car sales rose 1.8 percent, but overall index changes reflect the ongoing effects of the freeze.
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