Congress Opens Toward a Tough Session on Presidential Politics
Congress returns to work for a tough session noted by Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield. He predicts fouled up proceedings with unfinished business and heavy on presidential politics as 33 Senate seats and all 435 House seats face the November election. President Nixon’s State of the Union is slated for Thursday amid fires on policies. Rep. Bella S. Abzug plans a Tuesday resolution introduction.
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American nurse killed in Gaza hospital ambush
An American nurse Mavis Pate 46 of Ringgold Louisiana was killed when guerrillas attacked a Baptist hospital car near Gaza City. Roy Nicholas 47 of Austin Texas and his daughter Carol Bird 17 were wounded. all were evacuated to Beersheba. Israeli authorities searched the Jebaliya refugee camp for the attackers. the attack marked the first guerrilla action of its kind in nearly a year.
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Nixon Prepares State of the Union Speech and Early Camp David Return
President Nixon continued work on his forthcoming State of the Union address and visits to Peking and Moscow. He cut short a weekend at Camp David returning to the White House Sunday after Dallas beat Miami 24 to 3 in the Super Bowl and he congratulated Coach Tom Landry. The presidential party included Pat Nixon and daughters Julie Eisenhower and Tricia Cox with Edward Cox. Meanwhile two East German men, aged 21 and 23, fled across the mine infested demarcation line to the West unharmed amid border tensions.
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Battle Over Wild Rivers Lands In California Budget Fight
In Sacramento the 1972 legislative session opened with a clash over wild river designations led by Sen. Peter Behr who seeks to name the Eel River among protected wild rivers. Collier opposes the Eel inclusion while targeting the Smith Klamath Shasta Scott and Trinity rivers. Revenue disputes cloud the Reagan budget, with analyst Post asserting a larger tax surplus than Reagan admits. School finance remains contentious as Post argues for more state aid despite Reagan’s bigger budget and a court ruling criticizing the current financing system for being discriminatory to poorer districts.
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Supreme Court debates death penalty ban amid 694 on death row
The court hears six lawyers arguing against capital punishment as cruel and unusual, with Stanford professor Anthony Amsterdam leading the ACLU and LDF challenge. Defenders of the death penalty urge state laws remain valid noting 18th century framing. Police in Madrid roundup youths posing as shoe shine boys near the Prado museum charging tourists up to 800 pesetas for shines.
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Indian defense minister condemns Nixon fleet move and warns on Enterprise
Jagjivan Ram denounced Nixon's decision to deploy part of the 7th Fleet to the Indian Ocean calling it gunboat diplomacy. He warned India could sink the Enterprise, citing the Ghazi incident, and said Indian forces would hold captured western Pakistani territory until a border settlement is reached.
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Nine Die In Night Fire At Flint Home
A northeast Flint wooden house burned Sunday killing nine people. Two others escaped by leaping from an upstairs window as officials say the blaze started near a kitchen stove used for heat during 14 below zero cold. The victims include Mrs Josephine Lorick and her children Toussaint Mark Shelton Shelly Tyrone Geraldine Vernon and infant Tomiko.
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Hotel fire kills 13 in Tyrone Pa
Tyrone Pennsylvania reports a deadly blaze at the 75 year old Pennsylvania House Hotel. Firefighters battled 10 inch ice to reach four bodies trapped under debris. Victims include owners Dominick Turiano and Jo-Ann Turiano and their five children, plus several Tyrone residents. Two occupants survived and 31 were treated for injuries.
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