Battle to curb President Nixon’s impounding power
Sen. Sam J. Ervin leads a Senate push backed by over half the chamber to curb Nixon's power to withhold funds appropriated by Congress. He argues impoundment violates constitutional separation of powers and threatens representative government. Ralph Nader testifies in support. the administration opposes the measure with hearings due in February.
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Bank Chairman Sees ransom drops fail in Tennessee
In Jackson Tennessee bank chairman Charles Arendale twice left 200000 for a hostage extortion on a highway. A passerby picked up the suitcase both times. Mrs Rebecca Arendale freed herself and escaped unharmed and reported to police.
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Lompoc Record Details Publishing Staff and Rates
The Lompoc Record is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day by Lompoc Record Publications in Lompoc California. The piece lists officers editors and staff including Kenneth Adam as president and publisher and Harry Crompe as editor and vice president with a subscription rate of $2.25 per month and home delivery by mail in advance.
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Johnson knew of peace before death
Lady Bird Johnson said President Nixon phoned Lyndon B. Johnson before his death to tell him about the Vietnam cease fire. She noted many friends wanted to know he did not live to hear Nixon’s televised peace announcement and that Johnson knew peace had come.
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Red Dye No 2 Faces Push For Ban By Consumers
Consumer Reports urges banning Red Dye No 2 until full study, citing animal reproduction risks. FDA reviews a petition from Health Research Group backed by Ralph Nader to halt certification amid calls for limits on dye in foods. Public comment period ended with no final decision.
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Northeast Snowstorm Hits Multiple States Stalling Travel
A major snowstorm brings strong winds and freezing temperatures across the Northeast from Pennsylvania to Maine. Up to 18 inches of snow fall in the Catskills while heavy rain and flooding affect Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts.
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Iceland seeks world aid for Helgafjell victims
Prime Minister Olafur Johannesson urged international help to house and fund relief for Helgafjell eruption victims. A 7 member aid committee was formed and Iceland borrowed 5 million dollars to finance relief. No islanders are barred from returning to Heimaey when safe.
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UPI
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Helgafjell
Iceland
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Heimaey
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Einar Augustsson
United States
Two more killed in Ulster violence in Belfast shootings
In Belfast late Monday two people died and two were wounded in random shootings blamed on a gang of homicidal maniacs. A 14-year-old boy and a 15-year-old companion were hit by machine gun fire as they stood on a street corner, and a 22-year-old service station attendant was killed as he ran from a car. Police said same car used in both incidents.
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Judge delays Corona new trial hearing as juror tampering claims surface
Fairfield California UPI Judge Richard E Patton postpones the motion for a new trial by Juan V Corona to review a 14 page filing. The court will sentence Corona next Monday on 25 counts of first degree murder with life imprisonment possible after seven years.
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UPI
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Naomi Underwood
Georgia Wallis
Underwood
Vallejo
New remap plan would protect incumbents
A new Senate reapportionment proposal preserves the party balance while abolishing Sen. Alan Short's Stockton district and shifting it to Southern California as a potential Mexican American district. The plan keeps the current Republican Democrat split and anticipates a new Southern California seat to boost minority representation.
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