Haig backs neutron bomb as deterrent in U S policy
General Alexander Haig said deploying the neutron bomb would strengthen U S deterrence without escalating the arms race. He argued it could deter nuclear use, offer policy flexibility, and hedge against Soviet development, while noting Carter faces a tough decision. Haig spoke after a civic group address during a four city tour.
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California foreign trade zones gain boosts from two bills
Two bills to aid foreign trade zones in California moved forward Monday. A conference committee working on a property tax reform favored eliminating the business inventory tax, which opponents say hurts zones in San Jose Long Beach and San Francisco. Later the Assembly panel endorsed a bill by Sen Alfred Alquist to exempt foreign and domestic goods in zones from property taxes, aligning with the property tax measure.
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Conspiracy dispute in Huey Newton case moves forward
Oakland attorney for Huey P Newton seeks release of defense discovery items to prove a conspiracy to undermine the Black Panthers and show Newton’s innocence of murder and assault charges. Deputy DA says many items are unrelated to the charges, including a 1974 shooting of a 7 year old girl and other alleged offenses.
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Fire danger rises as Klamath blazes flare statewide
A 105 mile fire near Carmel Valley eased fire pressure but a chain of new blazes erupted in the Klamath National Forest. Air drops delayed by smoke and rugged terrain complicated containment as Marble Cone fire in Los Padres has burned about 122,800 acres. More fires burn in Alaska and Colorado as cooler weather helps some fronts.
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Weary fire fighters get R and R in Madera camp
AP dispatches describe 500 Forest Service firefighters resting at Madera fairgrounds after weeks of 18 hour shifts. portable showers laundries and city sports facilities provided rest center aims to host up to 1000 men, with future arrivals to be ferried from the middle California base to fire lines.
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End to secrecy in adoptions backed
California Health Director Dr. Jerome Lackner supported a task force proposal to let adopted people after age 18 access birth certificates and origin records. The plan would require legislation and allow natural parents to block release for adoptions prior to the law change.
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