Reagan matriarch urges husband quit politics after 1974
Nancy Reagan says she hopes Ronald Reagan will not run for public office again after his 1974 gubernatorial term amid taxes controversy. She describes politics as dirty and recalls pressure on her husband while detailing tax payments and finances. A complaint seeks PG and E ad limits over energy promotion during an energy crisis.
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SST revival bid powers House funding for prototypes
In Washington the SST effort gains a 83.5 million termination-allowance path to revive two prototypes. Backers expect White House backing while foes warn of political risk and absentee votes. Boeing signals willingness if funds allow, with Nixon supporting the move. opposition cites public opinion outrage.
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Veteran seeks inquiry into alleged Vietnam war atrocities
Vietnam veteran Danny S Notty accuses the Army of scapegoating a single soldier and calls for a presidential panel to probe U S war crimes in Indochina. Joined by the National Committee for a Citizens Commission of Inquiry on U S War Crimes in Vietnam, he urged a panel like the Warren Commission to investigate federal policy makers and battlefield conduct.
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General Turner jailed for illegally obtaining guns
Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner was sentenced to three years in federal prison for illegally obtaining 136 guns from the Chicago Police Department by claiming they were gifts to the federal government. He admitted converting the firearms for personal use and faces June trial on four counts of income tax evasion.
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Nixon to name replacement for HEW health chief
The Nixon administration will announce a candidate this week to replace Dr. Roger G. Egeberg as Assistant Secretary for Health and Science at HEW. Dr. Merlin K. Duval, dean of the University of Arizona Medical School in Tucson, is cited as the nominee who will undergo Senate confirmation. Egeberg will stay with the government in a reduced role as an elevated health counselor with duties to be decided.
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California Assembly calls Reagan bluff on welfare budget
A subcommittee voted to approve Governor Reagan's welfare and Medi Cal budgets at his proposed levels. The panel, in a closed meeting, pledged counties would not bear overrun if Reagan estimates turn out high, with welfare and Medi Cal funds set at about 573 million and 589 million respectively, below legislative estimates.
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Tex Watson pleads innocent in Tate- Sabianca killings
Charles Tex Watson pleads innocent and innocent by reason of insanity to the Tate Sabianca killings. His attorney argues the plea reflects drug influence and Watson may testify in his own defense. The case links to the Manson family and Susan Atkins’ grand jury testimony.
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