Five May Face Rabies Death After Ranch Incident
Eva Ghilotti a 43 year old mother of two and four others in Marin County await possible rabies infection after a rabid Arabian stallion bit and sickened a mare on the Ghilotti Mar Ghi ranch. The group received vaccination while Norman Kreuter declines citing cost and doubt.
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Proxmire cites $318 billion weapons plan over six years
Sen William Proxmire cites GAO data showing a possible $318 billion expenditure on weapons over the next six years. He argues the Pentagon procurement program inflates defense costs and hinders fiscal control. He warns costs may exceed $53 billion annually through 1979 due to omissions in the data.
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Rogers seeks Japanese cooperation on oil currency trade
Secretary of State William Rogers urged Japan to share more responsibility for peace and stability in Asia during the opening of the ninth American Japanese joint economic committee. Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira pressed the U S to better manage its economy amid talks on trade and economics.
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Quiet weekend in Belfast as violence dips in Northern Ireland
Belfast saw its quietest weekend in months with only one bombing injuring four. No shootings were reported, and authorities credited British Army evidence suggesting the Provisional IRA has been largely eliminated in several Belfast strongholds.
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France poised to start 1973 atmospheric nuclear tests
French officials signaled readiness to begin the 1973 atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific at Mururoa atoll despite protests at home and abroad. No date was given for the first blast as opposition from Australia New Zealand Japan and other nations grows. Roman Catholic bishops in France also oppose the tests.
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Skylab countdown proceeds toward July 28 launch
The countdown for Skylab 2 began smoothly at 11 p.m. EDT as Alan Bean Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott prepare for a 56 day stay aboard the orbiting lab. A 7:08 a.m. Friday practice launch kicks off the sequence with a dress rehearsal and tests of the command module and Saturn 1B rocket.
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Senator Inouye presses Nixon on Watergate subpoenas
Senator Daniel K. Inouye said Nixon is in trouble over Watergate and should come forward with papers and himself to clear up the matter. He would support subpoenaing presidential documents if the White House withholds them from the Senate committee, viewing public judgment as a great jury.
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