Governor Brown Talks Private Life and Public Roles
Sacramento AP The Bachelor governor Edmund Brown Jr. discusses his private life and weekend pursuits including poetry readings and philosophy. He says marriage is possible but life as governor strains personal relationships while urging Americans to face reality and support leadership that promotes equality work and shared resources.
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Lockheed Price Hikes Linked to Bribes in Diary
Phoenix based ex Lockheed official Ernest Hauser claims taxpayers funded bribes through higher aircraft prices in multiple countries. He cites a diary from 1961 62 linking payments to European officials including Franz Josef Strauss and Prince Bernhard with payments routed through Swiss accounts. Hauser says a Dutch probe may reveal higher payoff figures than the $1.1 million cited for Bernhard.
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Nixon Mao meet as China faces internal clash
Nixon and Mao Tse-tung met at noon in Peking amid China's internal conflict doubts voiced by Premier Hua Kuo-fong. Nixon criticized Helsinki talks and U S policy while China decried Soviet expansionism, framing the visit on the fourth anniversary of Beijing relations.
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California medical bills to rise 20 to 25 percent
Health insurance officials in Los Angeles report California medical costs likely to jump 20 to 25 percent in coming months. factors include rising malpractice insurance, inflation, and doctors increasing tests to guard against lawsuits. high risk specialties may exceed the average forecast.
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Judge to Rule on Hearst Hideout Evidence in Bank Robbery Trial
San Francisco AP report says Judge Oliver Carter plans to rule on admitting jailhouse conversation and 17 seized documents from hideouts linked to Patricia Hearst and the Symbionese Liberation Army. Prosecution seeks jury access as trial nears week five. Hearst invokes the Fifth Amendment repeatedly.
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Small bomb hits Hearst Building in New York
A small device described as a large firecracker exploded at the Hearst Magazine Building entrance in Manhattan. No damage or injuries were reported. Police say a metal film container and gravel were used. NWLF claimed California blast responsibility. FBI reports arrests of several NWLF members in a Richmond home with explosives.
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Anaheim Woman Fatally Shot in Apartment
Patricia Ann Hillcollins, 33, was found with a handgun wound in her bed at her Anaheim home on Magnolia Avenue Sunday night. Police booked 21-year-old Paul John Alma guer for murder after finding a .38 revolver at the scene. Hillcollins died at Orange County Medical Center after transfer from Garden Park Hospital.
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Puerto Rico caucus turmoil powers Jackson delegates
Jackson Sunday won four Puerto Rican delegates to the Democratic National Convention but fistfights among supporters of Jackson and former Governor Carter halted four caucuses. At least six injured, five in Guayama and one in Arecibo. Governor Rafael Hernandez Colon condemned the violence as provoked by the New Progressive Party. Local New Progressive leaders sought to register amid claims officials of the Popular Democratic Party tried to block them. Observers said the clashes reflected Puerto Rican party tensions, not Carter or Jackson support. The Pop Democrat Party had announced five Jackson delegates and one uncommitted, later revising to four Jackson and two uncommitted of the 22-member delegation.
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Independent race shows more accord among Democrats
Brief summary notes less discord among Democratic presidential candidates with reports on pages 4 to 6. Mentions a $2 million Northrop payoff rebate to Iran on page A-10 and tax tips by Sylvia Porter on page A-T1. Survey suggests President Ford weakened by foreign policy on page B-8.
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