Trudeau returns to Canada after China trip
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and wife Margaret wrap up a 10 day China visit marking it a success in bilateral relations. They refueled in Vancouver where their 21 month old son Justin stayed with grandparents before Ottawa return. The family was greeted by the Sinclairs.
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Agnew tax evasion penalties cited as typical in 1973 cases
Washington AP reports the Justice Department prosecuted 134 tax evasion cases in fiscal 1973 with penalties mirroring the Agnew outcome. Most common sentence was a fine plus probation or a suspended term, while others included imprisonment or plea-based punishments.
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Flu vaccine supply drains as demand outpaces aged shot plan
San Francisco health officials report depleted flu vaccine supplies despite upcoming vaccination season. Officials note younger, healthier residents seek shots first while elder programs begin Monday and may face reduced inoculations due to limited reserves and delayed shipments.
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Major quake off Mexico matches Managua's dec quake
A strong earthquake occurred about 600 miles northwest of Mosica City off the Pacific coast, shaking three states. The Geo-Physical Institute fixed the intensity at 6.3 on the Richter scale, matching the magnitude of the December killer quake that devastated Managua.
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Alcatraz Island to Open for Tourists Next Friday
National Park Service announces Alcatraz Island will open to visitors starting next Friday. Marin Carriers ferry boats will run daily from Fisherman's Wharf every 20 minutes, starting soon, per the agency.
Flu Epidemic Not Expected By CDC Says New Virus Strains
In Atlanta, the Center for Disease Control says a new type of influenza is isolated and not yet widespread. Dr Robert Rubin, a noted epidemiologist, notes possible spread from Hong Kong and Australia with a potential toll of thousands to millions in the United States this winter, though the current outlook remains uncertain.
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Safety group pushes car seat belt warnings for children
A citizen safety group urged the Transportation Secretary to issue a consumer bulletin warning new car buyers about shoulder harness hazards for children. They cite studies showing neck and spinal injuries for kids up to age 12 in sudden stops, while manufacturers defend restraints as protective. experts advise proper use and age appropriate seating until better systems are widely adopted.
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