Nitze Seen Set for Pentagon Role Under Nixon
Washington UPI reports Democrat Paul H. Nitze is expected to become assistant defense secretary for international security affairs. He would oversee congressional lobbying for nuclear weapons programs and revive the ISA office, with prior service under Kennedy and during the Vietnam era.
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California Senate Introduces Bicycles Requires 110 Miles
United Press International reports in Sacramento that SB1707 by Robbins calls for 110 miles of bikeways in the San Fernando Valley next year. The Assembly passes a measure to permit secrecy for private client names in public officials’ notices, while AB2696 by Quimby requires restaurant choking-prevention devices. ACA98 by Kapiloff exempts windmills and solar heating from property taxes, and AB3076 by Gonzales repeals the gasoline tax.
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Reinecke says ITT case threatens campaign for governor
Sacramento Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke says the federal investigation into his ties to the ITT antitrust affair has put his gubernatorial campaign on the brink of serious trouble. He postponed campaign news conferences, handed candidacy papers to a Sacramento supporter, and defended his five year bid begun during Gov. Reagan’s era while denying any guilt.
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Assembly narrows on conflict of interest privacy bill
In Sacramento the Assembly approved 41 to 31 a bill letting public officials keep private client names confidential under the new conflict of interest law. The measure faced a deferral on final passage as Republicans moved to reconsider. A Nevada City judge denied intervention by Sen. Moscone and Common Cause to test the law’s constitutionality.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth Turns 90 in Washington
Washington's famed social figure Alice Roosevelt Longworth marks her 90th birthday. Presidents Nixon Kennedy and Johnson have called her a friend, with Nixon and family leading a parade to her Massachusetts Avenue home in tribute.
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Nixon orders press trailer moved from Camp David
The missing White House correspondents trailer, once at Camp David, was found at Greentop Camp Ground a half mile away by Nixon order. Officials say the pool coverage remains unchanged and a press plane will accompany Nixon to Florida with a news conference planned soon.
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Mountain Top Presidential Retreat
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Agriculture Department stakes in Beirut casino and other Intra assets
The Agriculture Department holds about 7 percent of Intra Investment Co with major Intra assets including two thirds of Middle East Airlines and a 50.9 percent stake in the Casino du Liban Beirut The CCC may sell its Intra stock if offered a good price and stresses it does not manage the casino or other Intra properties.
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Theodore J. Becker
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Chrysler Predicts Tough 1974 Despite 1973 Peak
Chrysler Corp. projects a difficult year ahead as UPI reports executives Townsend and Riccardo foresee a U.S. new car sales decline and earnings pressure due to inflation and energy shortages. 1973 sales hit a record 11.8 billion with net earnings of 255.4 million or 4.80 a share, up from 4.27.
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Pentagon protest letter from a boy who cannot write
The Pentagon received a protest letter from a three year old boy named Jeffrey B who cannot read or write and has never written a protest. The Air Force sought 200 beagle puppies for testing affecting jet fuel exposure prompting mail on the issue. Pentagon spokesman Friedheim said replies were returned with fictitious addresses and there is no DOD list of malcontents.
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Phnom Penh Hit With Worst Shelling Ever
Cambodian military reports 91 dead and 112 wounded after a fierce rebel artillery barrage on Phnom Penh. UPI checked hospitals and found at least 170 wounded. police say about 1,000 homes burned as fires spread through residential areas. President Lon Nol’s villa was struck though he was not present.
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