Kissinger unveils six point plan for poorer nations
Secretary Kissinger told the U N General Assembly the United States backs a six point program to erase world inequality. The plan calls for expanding energy at fair prices, stabilizing raw material cycles, balancing food and population, a global economy shielded from poor nations, and using science to fight scarcity plus a cooperative effort to develop new fuel sources.
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United Nations
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Special General Assembly
Washington
Nine Hurt in Weekend Traffic Crashes Across County
Four separate accidents left nine people injured two severely. Joseph Scozzari 46 of Santa Maria suffered a fractured skull after a Saturday Highway 154 crash near Lake Cachuma Fire Station. His wife Gloria 40 and daughter Angela 9 were also hurt. Rohn 17 and two other passengers were injured in a Highway 246 crash near Sweeney Road. A motel fire in Solvang destroyed a 22 unit under construction, no injuries, two deputies evacuated residents. arson investigators probing. A pickup door incident on Highway 1 left Edward Guevin 27 with cuts and abrasions. Motorcycle crash at Chestnut and N Street injured Ronnie Meadors 22 and Lana Allen 20.
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Joseph Scozzari
Santa Maria
Highway 154
Lake Cachuma
Scozzari
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Marian Hospital
Gloria
Angela
Sandy Upchurch
Frank Scozzari
California Highway Patrol
Sweeney Road
Clifford King
Oregon
Lompoc Hospital
James Rohn
Lompoc
Rohn
Gary Fackler
N. Poppy St
Salvador Perez
Perez
CHP
Wye
Solvang
Copenhagen Drive
Karl Petersen
Petersen
Ken Davenport
Chestnut Avenue
N Street
Ronnie Eugene Meadors
Chestnut Ave
Lana Allen
Mount Hermon battle widens on Golan Heights front
Syrian military communique says fighting on Mount Hermon and multiple Golan Heights areas continues for 35th day with heavy casualties. Syrians claim four Israeli warplanes shot down. Israel denies air losses as Kissinger relays disengagement talks progress with Syrian delegation.
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United Press International
Mount Hermon
Golan Heights
Qallat Jendal
Mount
Hermon
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Nixon receives 43657 in contributions from citizens
President Nixon accepted 43657.71 in donations from well wishers to aid back taxes but will return the money. White House said he would pay the IRS amount himself and may borrow funds. Donations average about ten dollars with some anonymous gifts aiding tornado relief.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Upi
Nixon
White House
Ken W. Clawson
Internal Revenue Service
Clawson
Lompoc Council to discuss new chamber report and reforms
Mayor’s staff outlines a regular meeting agenda including a draft source control ordinance to curb mineral input into Lompoc sewage and a plan for interim wastewater upgrades. The California Regional Water Board will set mineral standards and consider extending compliance deadlines to 1977.
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Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Monterey
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Central Coast Region
Wahlers
Brown and Caldwell Co
Alhambra
City Hall
Doug Spickard
Survey shows crime rate higher than police believe
A federal LEAA survey of 22 000 residents and 2 000 firms in five cities in 1972 finds crime unreported in many cases. In Chicago Detroit Los Angeles New York unreported rates are two to three times, while Philadelphia is five times the police reports.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Census Bureau
SEAA
Donald E. Santarelli
Santarelli
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Guevin
Highway 1
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Blaze
Solvang Motel
North L St
Apt. 6
Anthony Blount
Oceanview Blvd
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc - Casmalia Road
Mt. Hermon
Spickard
Council
Alan Davidson
Planning Commission
City Environmental Quality Committee
al Autry
East Cypress Avenue
South Third Street
FBI
UCR
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