U S Warns Hanoi Peace Pact Faces Trouble
The United States signs new pressure moves on Hanoi over the Paris peace pact of January 27. Navy minesweeping halted, the U S Paris talks chief recalled, and Rogers warned aid would be cut unless North Vietnam adheres to the agreement amid intensified operations in Cambodia and Laos.
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Giraffes Return Easter Bonnet at Lion Country Safari
Penny Lee, a new employee at Lion Country Safari near Tustin California, lost her Easter bonnet during a park tour when three giraffes felled the hat. The incident occurred Thursday and left the group amused by the playful nibbling and tangled headwear.
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Mitchell Says He Vetoed Watergate Bugging Plans
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell says Nixon campaign officials planned extensive bugging and intelligence operations, but he vetoed the plans after attending three meetings. He told a CBS reporter and discussed statements conflicting with prior sworn testimony as he faces grand jury scrutiny.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures and Showers
Variable cloudiness and mild conditions with possible showers Friday night. A high near 72 Saturday with southerly winds 8 to 18 mph and a 50 percent rain chance Friday night, 30 percent Saturday. Sunday will be mostly cloudy and mild with a chance of showers and a low around 55.
Wisconsin group to march on Madison for unborn rights
About 100 members of the La Crosse-Onalaska chapter of Wisconsin Citizens Concerned for the Unborn will travel to Madison Tuesday to defend the rights of the unborn. The Chicago Tribune notes this action and cites page 5 for coverage.
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Governor Lucey Expands Powers in Wisconsin
Columnist John Wyngaard says Gov. Patrick Lucey is asserting and extending executive authority in a style not seen since the era of Gov. Philip LaFollette, a notable shift covered on page 4.
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John Wyngaard
Classified and Local Briefs Bridge to Ann Landers
Readable sections cover TV log and crossword guidance with local briefs and notices. Includes classified listings and section headers like Tri-State Local and Ann Landers column placement for readers.
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Food price surge pushes living costs to 22 year high
March price increases pushed the cost of living up nine tenths of a percent at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Meat poultry and grocery prices rose sharply with record grocery costs and a high annualized CPI. The government notes inflation remains above its goals while officials expect some tapering later in the year.
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U S Resumes Reconnaissance Over North Vietnam
Washington reports the United States has resumed air reconnaissance over North Vietnam using pilotless camera planes. Pentagon spokesmen avoided comment on Hanoi’s charge that U S drones violated air space twice on Thursday. Officials previously denied violations of the cease fire.
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Security Tight As Israel Celebrates 25th Birthday
Israel boosts security for its 25th birthday with soldiers and police guarding airports harbors and the Jerusalem parade route. Reinforcements patrol Arab East Jerusalem as tens of thousands travel for Easter and Passover with the QE2 bringing 620 Jewish passengers to Ashdod for a high profile May 7 military parade. Officials predict a record 850000 tourists this year as hotels fill and cars remain scarce.
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