Nixon vows end to war and curb crime in three years
President Nixon told the Associated Press board three years hence the Vietnam War would end and inflation and crime would be checked. He predicted new welfare, housing, and transportation reforms, plus a broader effort to feed and stabilize the nation.
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Intercosmos-1 Satellite Joins Soviet Space Effort
Moscow reports an unmanned Intercosmos-1 satellite launched under socialist cooperation to study ultraviolet and Roentgen solar radiation. It orbits Earth at 93.3 minute intervals, with a path distinct from the three Soyuz craft already in space. Two Soyuz ships conducted a rendezvous attempt but did not dock.
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Action Line answers on golf fitness and Garibaldi fish
A reader asks why Garibaldi perch is protected and whether golf is a good exercise. Experts say Garibaldi is protected for esthetic value. golf ranks low for physical fitness with running and swimming offering better conditioning.
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Fiberglass reps sell Norfolk boat. owner awaits $700 payment
A Norfolk couple says Fiberglass Factory Representatives sold their boat and promised $700, notified Sept 1, but the check has not arrived. The wife asks ACTION LINE for help while her husband is overseas. Continued on Page A-3.
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Protests Across Nation Press on as Vietnam Moratorium Debated
White House rejects Hanoi letter as interference as antiwar demonstrations surge nationwide. Vice President Agnew denounces the message and underscores peace aims while Nixon seeks balanced policy, with Hanoi Premier Pham Van Dong praised by moratorium organizers as a rebuff to U S policy.
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National Moratorium Sparks Capitol Debate and Vigils
Across the nation protesters observed Moratorium Day. In the House a bid for an all night session failed 112 to 110 as quorum absence halted business. Rep. Andrew Jacobs urged immediate cease fire while Rep. Gerald Ford urged restraint and noted North Vietnam gains. Observances began in Sacramento near Gov. Reagan’s home with a protest moving to the Capitol steps.
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Feathers See Price Rise Amid Inflation, ScHUCKS Reports
ScHUCKS notes inflation drives up costs as even down feathers become pricier. The report highlights a paradox where lighter materials like down are priced higher due to broader cost pressures and market dynamics.
Softening of laws hinted as Nixon aides seek reforms
The Nixon administration signaled possible changes to marijuana penalties, calling current prison terms unjustified and promising new structures. Health official Dr. Roger Egeberg testified that penalties may be revised, while noting marijuana is not narcotic or addictive.
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Suspected Molester Jailed in Missing Girl Case
San Jose writer Aaron William Patterson, 56, was jailed on suspicion of murder and kidnapping in the September 22 disappearance of eight year old Susan Nason of Foster City. Witnesses linked him to earlier molestation attempts in Foster City and Belmont. A Foster City school crossing monitor reported a blue station wagon and identified Patterson from mug shots.
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Jail Escapee Suspect Sought in Teenager Kidnap
Statewide manhunt for 17 year old Cristene Anderson believed kidnapped by Robert A Harvey 31 who escaped from Santa Maria jail last Saturday The assailant allegedly tied Beth Peters and Matilda Visser at Peter Pan Nursery School and seized a teacher’s car in Arroyo Grande California
Frustration blamed for Vegas violence
Report notes a violent incident in Las Vegas attributed to mounting public frustration. Police investigate the motives and seek leads while officials urge calm after the deadly event.
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