California Supreme Court bars campus undercover police surveillance
In a unanimous ruling Justice Mathew Tobriner holds routine undercover police on university campuses unconstitutional unless a compelling government interest is shown. The decision notes such spying chills free speech and privacy and remands White v. Davis for trial to assess a compelling interest.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Mathew Tobriner
Sors
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Weather overview: Partly cloudy and windy night
Partly cloudy and windy tonight with a high around 65 and a low near 53. Complete details available on Page C-12.
Ford orders Mideast-aid policy review
President Ford orders a reevaluation of United States Mideast policy after Kissinger's latest shuttle diplomacy mission fails. Kissinger says no punitive action will be taken and aid will be tied to the overall situation as Ford reviews arms aid to Israel and Arab states.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
Mideast
Henry Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Ron Nelsen
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nessen
Israel
Explosion Destroys Dana Junior High Bungalow in San Pedro
Principal Jan W. Pluim surveys damage after an explosion at 3 05 a.m. Monday leveled a two room bungalow at Dana Junior High and started a blaze causing up to 100 000 dollars in damage. Arson investigators probe the fire at 1501 S Cabrillo Ave as staff photo by Bob Shumway.
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Jan W. Pluim
Dana Junior High School
S. Cabrillo Ave
Bob Shumway
Arab powers pledge to mobilize arms against Israel
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi told the Arab League in Cairo that Arab nations must mobilize weapons to punish Israel for its behavior. He urged expulsion from the United Nations and a broader economic boycott. Rabin warned against intimidation as Kissinger’s peace efforts falter amid heightened tensions and border clashes.
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Egypt
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Syria
Ismail Fahmi
Arab League Council
Cairo
Fahmi
United Nations
Washington
Tax cut talks stall in House Senate conference
A House Senate conference on a compromise tax cut bill made little progress after seven hours of closed sessions. No major decisions were reached with both sides firm on issues from home buyer credits to child care deductions. Leaders Ullman and Long left through back doors, as secrecy persisted and a Wednesday completion appeared unlikely.
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Washington
UPI
House- Senate
Congress
Bers
House Ways and Means
al Ullman
Dore
Senate Finance
Russell Long
D-La
Senate
Weekly food basket cost rises as price pace slows
The February weekly average cost of a theoretical consumer market basket rose to 35.19 dollars, up 13 cents, with farm prices slipping 0.4 percent while middlemen costs and profits climbed 0.7 percent to 21.27 dollars. The farm share fell 9.9 percent year over year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Error by controller linked to Air Force C141 crash
A FAA investigation cites a descent instruction mix up sending a C141 Starlifter toward Warrior Peak near McChord AFB. The 10 crew and 6 Navy passengers are presumed dead as rescue teams work through deep snow. the controller was relieved pending review.
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Tacoma
Wash
Air Force
McChord Air Force Base
Here
Japan
Warrior Peak
Mt. Constance
Olympic Mountains
McChord
Navy
Ralph Saunders
US Air Force Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
FAA
Seattle
Hue in grip as Reds close on Da Nang
South Vietnamese forces abandon Hue as North Vietnamese troops tighten hold on the old capital. Farther south Communist-led forces seize two provincial capitals and reach the China Sea isolating Da Nang, where U S Marines landed a decade ago. Diplomats report Hue residents flee toward Da Nang. Thieu pressure grows. A Hancock carrier may arrive to evacuate refugees and personnel if needed.
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da Nang
Saigon
Hue
China Sea
South Vietnam
Perfume River
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
U.S
Hancock
Indochina
Pentagon
Rebels overrun key base near Phnom Penh during conflict
Rebels attacking like ants overran Tuol Leap base six miles northwest of Phnom Penh airport threatening the U S airlift that supplies food fuel and munitions. Airlift resumed after a two day halt as rockets landed at Pochen tong airport and Bangkok halts U S arms shipments while allowing food.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Japan
Malaysia
Indonesia
Thailand
Lon Nol
Tuol Leap
Pochentong
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Kurkrit
Bankrupt prepaid health plan blamed on bungling in county
Legislative audit finds mismanagement led to the collapse of a prepaid health plan in Orange County. The report cites disorganization and faulty oversight as key factors behind the failure.
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Orange County
Legislative
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