San Clemente Quiet Amid Nixon Western White House Pull
In San Clemente, the Nixon Western White House has stirred little immediate business growth. Local storeman Leon Riley, near the estate, sometimes ships ice cream for the president but most residents value privacy. Efforts to open grounds to tourism meet resistance from officials and White House staff, who see no demand for a tourist influx.
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Nixon Servants Devoted to Family in White House Life
Washington reports Manolo Sanchez and wife Josefina, long serving White House staff, describe President Nixon as compassionate and focused. The couple, both 40 and naturalized Americans from La Coruna, Spain, say they feel part of the first family and value the close, family atmosphere of the presidency. They praise Nixon's steadiness, his handling of emotions, and his affection for his daughters Tricia and Julie Eisenhower.
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Four Children Die In House Fire In New York
Four children aged seven months to five years died in a third floor New York apartment fire minutes after their mother Christiana Ortiz 28 left to a laundromat. Fire officials said neighbors saw smoke as firefighters arrived and found the children huddled in a bedroom.
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Bomb scare empties HRD building in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO UPD reports a telephoned bomb threat forced about 1000 workers to evacuate the state Human Resources Development Agency offices for nearly an hour. Assistant HRD director Alan Nelson said employees were told to leave while state police searched for an explosive device, which was not found.
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White House Staff Correspondent joins Herald Burges
Herald Burges, publisher of the San Clemente Daily Sun Herald, and the town mayor discuss opening the President’s home to visitors. Burges agrees to one concession, adding a byline to one reporter as “White House Staff Correspondent.”
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Earthquake Insurance Available at Reasonable Costs in California
Industry officials note about 184 California insurers write quake coverage, with homeowner rates from 1.50 to 3 per thousand and policies for $20 000 to $30 000 homes costing roughly 30 to 90 dollars annually. California Insurance Commissioner says no new law needed, Sen. Tunney pushes for government aid. Factors include lack of advertising, deductible options as low as 2 percent, and misperceptions about flood-like unavailability.
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Sylmar Residents Brace for Ghost Tract After Quake
Sylmar's quake battered neighborhoods face an exodus as residents seek stability while rental trailer dealers report booming sales. Aftershocks exceed 210 in the San Fernando Valley since February, with relics of the disaster seen in damaged stores, scarce phone service, and ongoing efforts to restore gas and water to about 20,000 homes.
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Quake Toll Now at 65 in Los Angeles Scene
The 65th victim of the three week old earthquake died Tuesday. Ysidro Marrufo, 43, died at St. Joseph Hospital after being treated at Olive View Hospital for observation following a heart attack.
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Ghost tract evictions drive residents to take over vacant pool area
Jim Gully 18 Jed Christopher 19 and Susan Wells 19 pitched tents beside an apartment building, living off canned goods in deserted units with manager approval and poolside lounges. Dr Robby Evans Sylmar resident set up a tent near his quake damaged home fearing mass relocation of neighbors to create a ghost tract.
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