China Subways Cheaper Yet Problematic For Foreign Reporters
AP Special Correspondent notes Beijing subway cheaper at two cents a ride but with long waits and technical faults in the 15 mile system. Stations double as civil defense shelters while foreign visitors see palatial halls with renamed imperial spaces and slow post office lines with glue-less stamps.
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China Trip TV Coverage by Major Networks
The AP reports tonight through Saturday afternoon schedule on Nixon China visit coverage. CBS airs 11:30 p.m. to midnight if events warrant. NBC presents 8 p.m. to conclusion coverage of Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai leaving Peking for Hangchow. ABC runs 3 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday for a wrapup of the Peking visit.
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Mars Hotline Yields Little Data Exchange
In Pasadena the U S Soviet Mars hotline has been largely silent with few cooperative data efforts. Mariner 9 and the Soviet Mars 2 3 probes exchange limited messages while both sides compare sensor readings and Cereberus temperature evidence.
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Calif
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Mars
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Dan Schneiderman
Cereberus
Schneiderman
Pioneer 10 carries message plaque for outer space beings
NASA plans launch of Pioneer 10 from Cape Kennedy carrying a plaque with symbolic data and figures to explain launch details and origin. The mission aims to reach Jupiter and then travel beyond the solar system, guided by astronomers Carl Sagan Linda Salzman Sagan and Frank Drake.
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Georgia Moves to Sue Tennessee Over Border Dispute
Georgia lawmakers propose a joint House Senate resolution authorizing the state attorney general to sue Tennessee and North Carolina over territorial boundaries. Rep. Larry Thomason and Sen. Maylon London say Chattanooga sits within Georgia, a claim Tennessee disputes while urging Georgia to focus on river cleanup and the I 75 corridor.
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Mail-Order Cigarettes Targeted by Tax Probe
New York officials say residents who bought mail order cigarettes from two out-of-state firms must pay state and local taxes. About 100000 shipments are involved with an estimated $750000 in taxes. federal authorities will use company records from Mack Judge of Whitaker North Carolina and Angelica Inc. in the investigation.
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FBI Informer Use in Berrigan Case Questioned in Court
In Harrisburg, former AG Ramsey Clark alleges government discrimination and improper use of a prison informant to spy on seven antiwar defendants led by Philip Berrigan. He argues the probe targets political motive while Judge Herman and prosecutor Lynch clash over proper procedure.
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Elizabeth McAlister
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N.Y
Eqbal Ahmad
Chicago
Lynch
Kissinger
Lewisburgh
Bowles Criticizes State Mental Hospital Handling
Skipper Bowles assails state mental health officials for slow action at Cherry Hospital. He urges more direct patient care and faster reforms, criticizing Lenox Baker and the Department of Mental Health for avoiding decisive steps amid a rising crisis. He also questions the SBI probe and calls for doctors to work in hospitals.
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Hobby Will Retain Job With Union in Governor Run
Wilbur Hobby plans to keep his position as president of the state AFL-CIO while he runs for governor despite calls for resignation. Opponent Reginal Hawkins says the move creates a conflict of interest and protests use of union facilities. Hobby’s campaign says the decision to retain the post is firm. the AFL-CIO committee had donated $10,000 to his bid.
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Arthur White
Lab Planned Children Predicted by Bioethics Expert
Dr. Joseph Fletcher of the University of Virginia Medical School told North Carolina State University that genetic design of people could be possible in 25 to 30 years. He urged careful policy planning and said progress in genetic manipulation cannot be stopped, stressing good and creative use of the practice.
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University of Virginia Medical School
North Carolina State University
Parents Of Girls Traced In London Seek Reunion
North Carolina father Dr Neil Mitchell and his ex wife Mrs Hilary Mitchell traced in London after two sisters Charlotte seven and Siobhan five were found at a large department store. Westminster authorities were to decide custody. Mitchell, director of the North Carolina Alcohol Rehabilitation Center at Black Mountain, was identified as a psychiatrist on leave.
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