Tunney bezocht Reagan in California on SST dispute
Senator elect John Tunney urged continued federal funding for SST development after a cordial meeting with Governor Ronald Reagan. He split with Sen Alan Cranston over the subsidy, while Reagan defended aviation leadership and noted environmental questions.
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Plague strikes Oregon with first death in 36 years
The state health board reports John A. Speasl Sr., 49, of Lebanon Oregon, died November 18 after eating a baked cottontail rabbit he shot while hunting in eastern Oregon. Officials note animal carriers have been found since 1934 in southern or eastern Oregon.
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Typical patrolman qualifications told
CHP Commissioner H W Sullivan outlines a younger, more married force with higher education. Cadet ages dropped from 26 6 to 25 while 80 percent are married and averaging one child. Many pursue college work and advanced degrees aided by federal funds at USC MSU Northwestern UC Irvine and other institutions.
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Nixon outlines measures to curb inflation and oil price rise
President Nixon links voluntary wage and price restraint with steps to roll back a 25 cent oil price increase. He vows deficit spending and looser credit policy to revive unemployment and growth while ordering a boost in offshore oil production to ease prices. He rejects a wage and price freeze but seeks enforceable restraint and labor management reforms in construction.
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SST program under fire as costs of termination loom
Washington reports that the SST head says ending the project would cost nearly as much as continuing. William M. McGruder criticizes the Senate move to kill a 290 million appropriation, calling it a stupid decision and warning of a two hundred seventy eight million payoff to settle contracts if canceled. The White House remains behind the SST, while unemployment and living costs rise amid administration stimulus plans. In Crystal Bay Nevada a Tahoe Basin transport study progress report was canceled due to snow blocking roads.
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