Russian UN translator arrested as spy in New York
Valeriy I. Markelov, a 32 year old translator at the United Nations, was arrested near Patchogue on Long Island and jailed in Manhattan for allegedly soliciting and obtaining classified data on a new U.S. Navy plane. He allegedly supplied a copying machine and a camera to an engineer at Grumman Aerospace to reproduce material on the F14A jet. The case, pursued by the FBI and U.S. attorney Robert Morse, carries up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Jackson cites goof in coverage of crowd photo
Senator Henry M. Jackson criticizes news outlets for a crowd misrepresentation in a photo showing him on a bench talking to a woman and a boy on a bicycle. He urges publication of the full crowd to illustrate journalism errors during campaigns.
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Steppenwolf Disbands After Long Career
Steppenwolf, a leading hard rock band famed for anti drug numbers, ends its run after declaring retirement. John Kay cites locked image and no new direction while Goldy McJohn notes change in audience expectations. The Toronto origins as The Sparrows are noted. the group earned about $40 million in record sales since 1968.
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American author Edgar P Snow dies in Switzerland
Edgar P Snow, 66, an American author and China expert close to Mao’s circle, died at his home near Lake Geneva after a December spleen surgery. His family at bedside included Lois, Christopher, and Sian as doctors attended with Western relief. Snow helped thaw Washington Beijing relations and planned to cover Nixon’s China visit.
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Nixon to Tour Forbidden City and Great Wall in China
The White House released a sketchy five day itinerary for Presidents Nixon and Mrs. Nixon in China. They will be welcomed in Peking by Premier Chou En Lai and travel to Hangzhou and Shanghai on the final legs. They plan visits to the Forbidden City Ming tombs and a Great Wall section plus cultural performances and a hospital and factory visits by Mrs. Nixon.
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92 year old man trapped after door blocks bedroom
In Columbus Ohio George Page age 92 awakened dressed and pushed against a stuck bedroom door. His nephew Carlton Brown aged 64 lay dead behind the door blocking escape. Page remained trapped for five days without food or water before neighbors and police found him. He survived malnutrition and was off the critical list days after hospital admission.
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California Senate approves Cinco de Mayo week in state
Sacramento United Press International reports the Senate passed legislation designating Cinco-Proclaims-April 30-May 6 as Mexican American Week in California to coincide with Cinco de Mayo. Other items note bills on car dealer penalties, education grants, insurance nonrenewal reasons, and marijuana possession penalties.
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Medi Cal claims cost study overrun eyed in California
A report for the California Assembly warns the Medi Cal Management System will exceed earlier estimates. The study says initial $3.6 million cost rose to $6.2 million spent with final costs projected between $12 and $19 million. Dwight Geduldig asserts total will be $5.5 million.
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UPI
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State Department of Health Care Services
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Drug use high among high school college athletes
San Francisco reporting on a CMA warning that drug use among high school and college athletes is rising. Dr. Philip McFarland notes amphetamines steroids and strong painkillers are used by some teams while stressing the majority avoid drugs. He cites professional athletes as a negative influence.
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UPI
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Philip McFarland
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CMA
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Move to cut long sessions aims at lawmakers pockets
Assemblyman John Stull introduces a constitutional amendment to deny legislators a 30 dollar a day tax free expense allowance if sessions run past September 1, except for a five day veto session. Stull says the public supports the idea and the measure would push longer debate costs onto lawmakers.
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