Japan backs U S two China United Nations policy
Japan supported the United States two China plan in the United Nations and backed U S Ambassador George Bush in submitting two resolutions to seat both Nationalist and Communist China. Bush called Sato's move a step toward ending the myth the policy was unwinnable, while Tokyo warned the effort would be difficult to implement due to delayed presentation and the need for a two third vote to expel Nationalist China. The measures seek to seat Communist China in the General Assembly and the Security Council with a veto for China and to expel Taiwan by December.
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Pentagon to resume draft calls next week under new bill
The Pentagon said draft calls will likely resume early next week under the newly approved military conscription bill. Defense officials expect an October draft call and some draftees to be inducted next month, with Selective Service able to supply first draftees within two weeks after Nixon signs the bill. The old law expired June 30, delaying drafts through July to September.
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Rider Paula Larsen Seeks Night Ride Calm
Paula Larsen a University of Omaha student uses an evening ride to unwind after a day of studying. The casual activity provides tension relief and a routine break from academic duties in this small city scene.
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Welfare for employed upheld by high court ruling
The State Supreme Court upheld welfare payments to working residents under Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The decision overturns a March Alameda County Superior Court ruling and allows thousands of families statewide to remain on welfare, using a formula that deducts 30 and one third of earnings to determine benefits. The ruling emphasizes employment incentives despite low wages.
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Cost of living up in August as freeze limits tested
The August cost of living rose three tenths of a percent led by a 3.7 percent jump in gasoline. Wages also rose with average weekly earnings up 1.48 to 124. The Labor Department cautioned post freeze data may skew the index and that August figures should not be used to judge the wage price freeze’s effectiveness.
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Mao Tsetung death rumor unsettles world capitals
UPI reports diplomatic sources in Peking hinted at possible trials or confusion surrounding Mao Tse-tung. China stated Mao is alive and in excellent health, with embassies in Paris and London denying illness or death rumors.
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Suit to delay Foothill Freeway cites Hayward Fault danger
San Francisco report notes two Hayward interchanges on the proposed Foothill Freeway sit directly over the Hayward Fault and likely would collapse in a major quake. Architect George P. Simonds filed an affidavit used in a U.S. District Court suit, which seeks to halt freeway construction through Hayward Union City and Fremont. The case, brought by Chicana and environmental groups and supported by La Raza Unida, awaits judgment in two to three weeks.
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Ex-Tennyson gradulated to be released by Iranians
A former Tennyson High School graduate held by Iran is expected to be released within days. Sharon LaBore, now in Oakland, was arrested at Mehrabad Airport on Sept. 7 with anti-government tapes and leaflets. U.S. officials in Washington say police investigation will finish soon and LaBore will be allowed to leave.
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Warner weather outlook for warm day in South County
Forecasters predict a mild to warm day in South County with high temperatures in the upper 80s to mid 90s and light winds. Increasing cloudiness is expected tomorrow morning as a warm front moves in, with a chance of lingering hazy skies.
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