No-fault auto plan faces first tests in California
Assembly majority leader Jack R. Fenton with governor’s backing introduces AB50 to Sacramento as its first legislative test. It guarantees reduced auto insurance rates and shifts accident costs to the driver’s own insurer while allowing extra damages after medical costs exceed 1,000 dollars. The bill targets 10 to 15 percent rate cuts in nonproperty damage areas with further decreases tied to added coverage.
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Murder spree near Garden of Eden shocks Santa Cruz
Four youths were found shot to death in a thatched cabin in Henry Cowell Redwood State Park in Santa Cruz County. Investigators said a .22 caliber rifle is missing and autopsy was planned. Police cordoned off the dirt trail as a broad search continued.
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Nixon rejects tariff surcharge plan amid trade balance push
White House rejected a 15 percent across the board tariff surcharge proposed by Rep. Wilbur Mills to improve the balance of payments. Treasury chief George Shultz said the administration favors flexible tactics and aims to bolster the dollar through international monetary market actions.
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Costello dies at 82 after cancer battle in New York hospital
Frank Costello immortalized as prime minister of the underworld died Sunday at Doctors Hospital at age 82. He had throat cancer for years and entered the hospital 10 days ago. He testified before the Kefauver subcommittee on national television in 1951, resisting face televise.
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Boy Hero Dies in Fire While rescuing Siblings
In Valence France Jacques Attou 16 escaped a home blaze Sunday but returned inside after hearing his brothers and sisters were still inside He died in the fire along with five siblings aged six to thirteen Firefighters arrived to find the house fully engulfed and burning within minutes
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Bracelet Peace Movement plans memorial from POW MIA bracelets
Mrs Ellen M Ewing asks Americans to mail five million POW MIA bracelets for melting into a monument to lasting peace Sculptor Harold Balaz Jr will design and build it at no cost Arrangements are made to melt the bracelets and ship envelopes with eight cent stamps to Bracelet Peace Movement Box 2203 Spokane WA 99210
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Nationwide fair weather with pockets of wintery mix
Fair weather prevailed across most of the United States while the plains faced wet conditions and scattered freezing drizzle in the upper Mississippi Valley. A travelers warning issued for Iowa cited fog and freezing rain as temperatures ranged from 3 below zero in Lebanon New Hampshire to 72 degrees in Key West Florida.
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Committee urges major overhaul of California higher education
A joint legislative panel in Sacramento recommends significant changes to California’s universities and colleges to sustain the states claim of offering the finest higher education system. Proposals include racial balance targets, curbing UC Regents powers, and shifting tuition and charge authority to the legislature. The 118 page draft follows 22 months studying the 1970 Master Plan and awaits public hearings before final legislative action in May.
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Soviet Party to Exchange Cards Start March First
The Soviet Communist Party will begin a two year process March 1 requiring 14.5 million members to return red membership cards for new ones. Those deemed unworthy will be dropped. officials call it a selective pruning rather than a purge and aim to boost efficiency.
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