Israel War Games Run as Jarring Pushes Peace Talks
Israeli forces begin large scale war games in the Negev and Sinai as U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring renews his Middle East peace mission from Nicosia He meets with Rahamin Timor and Spyros Kyprianou and says he will decide soon whether to travel to Israel Egypt endorses Jarrings mission while Palestinian groups consider uniting into a 12000 man army to retake Arab lands
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
Jarring
Nicosia
Rahamin Timor
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Egypt
Timor
U.N
Negev
Sinai
Suez Canal
Damascus
Palestinian National Council
Khaled Fahoum
Cairo
Interpreters play key role at Peking summit
Five official interpreters will handle Chinese English translation for Chou En lai and Nixon. Tang Wen-sheng, a New York raised U N delegation member, and Chi Chao chu, Harvard educated chemist, are among the interpreters. Three State Department staff will translate Mandarin for Nixon. Calvin Mehlert has prior Warsaw talks experience. Charles Greeman Jr is Harvard Law School graduate in Chinese affairs.
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Chou Enlai
Tang Wen-sheng
New York City
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New York
U.N
Chi Chao-chu
Harvard
Nixon
State Department
Calvin E. Mehlert
Warsaw
Charles Greeman, Jr
Harvard Law School
Foreign Service
Hughes Airwest to expand service to 28 cities
Hughes Airwest announces expansion to 28 destinations starting Tuesday despite a strike by union mechanics. Since the walkout began December 15 the airline has served six U.S. cities and four in Mexico while the firm serves 74 cities overall. A tentative contract exists but the union refused a ratification meeting over striker callback terms.
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UPI
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United States
Mexico
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Court initiates traffic safety program in Lompoc
Lompoc Justice Court partners with Lompoc Adult School and Kiwanis Club to run a Traffic Safety Program for violators. Lt. Ronald Nelson of the California Highway Patrol will teach sessions from 7 to 9 30 p.m. each Thursday starting March 2 at Lompoc High School. The program draws referrals from the court and aims to improve driving skills with support from local law enforcement and officials.
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Lompoc Adult School
Lompoc-Vandenberg Kiwanis Club
Ronald Nelson
California Highway Patrol
Lompoc High School
Nelson
The
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San Luis Obispo
Taft College
Lompoc
Santa Maria Woodside Village 26-unit approval by county council
The County Cities Area Planning Council approved 26 units on a 5.6 acre parcel of Woodside Village, a 161 lot project north of Alvin Ave and east of Highway 101 in Santa Maria. Developer Michael Towbes of Santa Barbara. homes priced 22 000 to 26 000 dollars. Council chairman Dan Firth urged FHA or HUD to require city or agency review before project reaches the council.
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FHA
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Santa Barbara
Campaigning swirls as Nixon China trip cited in race
United Press International reports national campaigning amid Nixon's China visit. Senator Edmund S Muskie in Palm Springs and Los Angeles cautions about easing 25 years of hostility while Rep Paul McCloskey faults the trip as political theater and argues negotiations can occur outside Beijing.
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Nixon
China
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Palm Springs
Calif
Los Angeles
Muskie
New Hampshire
UROC weighs backing Ashbrook over Nixon in California
Walter Hintzen of UROC announced at the Santa Barbara meeting that the group may endorse John Ashbrook for president, arguing he aligns more with the Constitution and GOP principles than Nixon. Resolutions from local units will be voted on by the board, with a May San Jose convention likely to decide endorsement. The conference featured remarks by Cal Chao and Joel Honey, and discussed drug issues and political activism.
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United Republicans of California
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UROC
Santa Barbara
Nixon
Hintzen
Miramar
Montecito
Ohio
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Board of Governors
San Jose
Ashbrook
China
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Calvin Chao
Los Angeles
Chinese For Christ, Inc
Santa Barbara County
Joel B. Honey
Isla Vista
John Carpenter
Honey
A.L. Lundy
County Civil Service Commission
Planners Hearing Set for Solvang Project
The County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Insignis Inc of Santa Barbara rezoning nearby Solvang land to a 470 acre residential recreational community. Insignis aims for up to 190 units pending density rules and parcels rezoned from 10 acre to 5 acre limits.
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Insignis, Inc
Santa Barbara
Solvang
Charles Schmandt
Insignis
Commission
Payout exceeds 90 million for hail and fire crop losses
Crop Insurance Research Bureau reports 1971 payouts over 90 million dollars across 48 states for hail and fire damage to crops. Major losses hit wheat soybeans tobacco corn and other crops with nine states showing losses beyond premiums.
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Chicago
UPI
Crop Insurance Research Bureau
Farmers Mutuals
Bureau
U.S
Hughes political privacy and fortune respect in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua President Somoza says billionaire Howard Hughes seeks privacy and respect for wealth. Hughes arrives after discussing a possible merger between Hughes Air West and Lanica Airlines or selling two planes. Somoza, who claims no direct meeting, notes Hughes values secrecy and that business can be done via lawyers and managers.
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Nicaragua
UPI
Anastasio Somoza
Howard Hughes
Republic
Somoza
Hughes
Hughes Air West Airline
Lanica Airlines
Lanica
Intercontinental Hotel
Bahamas
Panama
Clifford Irving
Mr. Hughes
Intercontinental
Nancy Reagan blasts movies for lack of taste
Nancy Reagan says the film industry shows an appaling lack of taste and judgment and warns self-censorship must return or censorship will come. She declines to attend an X rated film even if awarded for excellence. A London appeals court overturns a conviction for obscenely exposing his person ruling stomach exposure no longer counts as the crime.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento Union
Nancy Reagan
London
Anthony Evans
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