Nixon Pompidou talks in Iceland end without summit plan
Nixon and Pompidou wrap two days of talks in Reykjavik with no agreed summit in the fall. Kissinger and Jobert to continue discussions next week. Demonstrators path the streets as Atlantic alliance issues loom.
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Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
Betwen Henry A. Kissinger
Michel Jobert
North Atlantic
Keflavik
Washington
United States
France
U.S
Kissinger
Gold boom Revival Sifts through Mother Lode and Bonanza Regions
United Press International reports rising gold prices spark renewed mining interest in California and Nevada. Applications for risk free mining loans under the USGS program have increased, with 30 inquiries a month. Nevada cases pending and California firms active in exploration. London price tops $114 while US official price sits at $42.22.
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Mother Lode
California
Bonanza
Nevada
Harold Stager
Office of Mineral Exploration
Menlo Park
Calif
U.S
London
Nixon ally C Arnholt Smith faces SEC fraud suit
San Diego based financier C Arnholt Smith a longtime Nixon confidante and majority owner of the San Diego Padres is accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission in a civil fraud suit. The action targets Smith two associates and six companies as investigators detail a vast business empire including banks Yellow Cab hotels and airlines.
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UPI
Nixon
C. Arnholt Smith
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Smith
SEC
San Diego Padres
Washington, D.C
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U.S. National Bank
Yellow Cab
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix
Puerto Rico
Air California
California Senate approves delay on smog device rollout
The Senate narrowly approved SCR52 to delay the statewide smog device installation for five million 1966 to 1970 model year cars from July 1 to January 31, sending the measure to the Assembly. The nine month delay affects five million cars and reduces nitrogen oxide emissions by up to 50 percent per car.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
State Air Resources Board
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Craig Biddle
Riverside
Delay
Assembly
California Senate to consider consolidated remap plan
A unified reapportionment bill AB164 by Assemblyman Ken Meade advances from the Reapportionment Committee on a 5-2 vote. The measure would redraw Senate Assembly and California’s 43 congressional seats, with potential veto override by end of next month as Reagan veto remains possible. The committee changed the Assembly plan to 48 Democrats and 28 Republicans with four vacancies.
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UPI
California
Senate
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