Quiet Boro linked to Fromme pistol case and Manson ties
Harold Boro, described as quiet, faced questions as authorities pursue how Miss Fromme obtained a World War II era pistol. Witnesses say he may have aided the two Manson followers and financed trips. speculation centers on his connection to Kay Boro and a Sacramento box address.
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Sacramento
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
State Capitol
Sandra Good
Manson
San Francisco Bay Area
San Quentin Prison
Miss Good
Miss Cooper
Keyes
Kay Boro
Legislative
Kay
Harold Boro
Boston bus desegregation study notes rising attendance and protests
Bus desegregation across Jefferson County and Boston schools drives protests in Charlestown and South Boston as 26 000 pupils are bused this year. Police report gunplay with toy weapons, walls of officers, and demonstrations while Archbishop Meideros warns Catholic schools enrolling white students may face church discipline.
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Jefferson County
Boston
Charlestown High School
Charlestown
Humberto Meideros
Malpractice Bill Faces Doctors Push and Political Debate
At a Los Angeles press conference, doctors from Women for Malpractice Reform warned insurance premiums could rise from about 6 000 to 16 000 to 48 000 annually. They urged veto of Keene bill and backed Indiana style limits while detailing proposed controls on malpractice costs and practice reform.
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Greater
Los Angeles
Joel Paritzky
Allan Lichtman
Indiana
California
Keene
Doctors threaten walkout over Long Beach health care bill
L B physicians vote to reconsider health care legislation. Dr Hyman warns of government takeover if they fail to unite. Budris calls for a legislative mandate while others threaten 25 percent fee hikes by Oct. 1 amid a bill said to raise malpractice premiums. An anesthesiologist vows to leave practice as some warn against striking.
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Hyman
Long Beach
al Budris
American Federation of Physicians and Dentists
California Medical Association
Ford veto highlights Education and Energy vetoes split
The House voted 379 to 41 to override Ford on an education bill that exceeds the president's request by 1.5 billion and funds most programs. Californians split, with only Leo Ryan voting with Ford among Democrats and a few Republicans supporting him. The energy veto debate centers on price controls and potential decontrol timelines, with White House arguing for action and Congress facing either gradual removal or immediate decontrol.
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Ford
Barry Goldwater Jr
San Fernando
U.S. Senate
Paul N.mccloskey
California
Leo Ryan
San Mateo
Congressional
Senate
Wilson Riles
Washington
Congress
White House
Frank G. Zarb
Federal Energy Administrator
Kissinger says U.S. and Soviet share aims in Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States and the Soviet Union both seek to avoid a new Middle East flareup and that Israeli Egyptian peace will ease Washington Moscow tensions. He noted monitored Sinai talks will include civilians and that the U S will not sacrifice vital interests. He also left open aid to possible Syria Israel talks and potential grain for Russian oil exchanges.
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UPI
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Russia
Middle East
Kremlin
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Kissinger
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Department of Defense
Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Egypt
Havana
Leonid Brezhnev
Portugal
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