California Gun Debate Sees Crime Handguns Limit Talk
From Our National Bureau Lou Cannon reports in California there are about 5 million handguns and one gun for every 14 residents. Busch says crime guns account for 40 percent of gun connected crimes in Los Angeles and the Bayh bill would outlaw about a quarter of all handguns. He notes manufacturers cannot provide production figures for Los Angeles County and cites rising violence tied to illicit narcotics traffic.
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Nixon approves Amchitka A test amid court challenge
President Nixon authorized a five megaton underground nuclear blast on Amchitka Island within a week unless blocked by court order. The AEC said it has the required authority, while a federal court considers a conservation group bid to halt the test over environmental and seismic fears. Senator Cranston decried the plan as pressuring the judiciary.
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Pay Board Eyes 5 to 6 Percent Phase 2 Wage Guideline
Washington reports the Pay Board may set a flexible Phase 2 wage guideline averaging 5 to 6 percent. Five public members lean toward allowing most wages workers qualify for under existing contracts if the average remains within the range. AFL-CIO questions the board’s balance and may withdraw if Phase 2 policies are seen as unsatisfactory.
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U N spectacle shocks Nixon
The White House voiced shock at United Nations delegates after the vote to admit Mainland China and expel Taiwan. Ronald Ziegler called the cheering and dancing a shocking display of undisguised glee and personal hostility toward U S policy, warning it could impair support in Congress.
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Nixon to China in 72 trip outlined by officials
President Nixon plans a historic 1972 visit to Communist China with an announcement expected before December 1. Kissinger, after talks in Peking, stated the schedule remains on track and not delayed as Red China said arrangements are proceeding well.
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Saigon to free 3000 Prisoners of War on Thieu Inauguration
South Vietnam announced amnesty for nearly 3000 POWs to mark President Nguyen Van Thieu's second term. A Defense Ministry communique said 618 prisoners are released outright, 176 disabled, scattered camps. About 2320 prisoners become supporters of the government while detained for up to three months under the Chieu Hoi program before final freedom.
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No Name Like a New Name For Cal State Colleges
State college leaders celebrate Senate passage of a bill to rename several campuses as state universities. Cal State Long Beach and Cal State Fullerton presidents call it overdue recognition while UC opposition warns of shifted emphasis away from the master plan. The bill heads to the Assembly and then Governor Reagan for approval.
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Lindsay Ready to Enter Florida Primary
Lindsay gears up for the Florida primary as campaign activity intensifies across the state. Election observers note rising fundraising and mounting voter outreach ahead of the vote.
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