Brandt receives boost from Hesse vote
In Hesse, Social Democrats 45.9 percent and Christian Democrats 39.7 percent backed Brandt's Bonn government as observers called it an overall win. Free Democrats 10.1 percent kept Brandt's parliamentary majority secure, while the National Democrats and Communists fared poorly. Scheel saw Warsaw talks strengthened for Poland treaty aims. Separately in Sacramento, Governor Reagan was accused of power madness by Assembly Leader Miller over reapportionment claims.
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UPI
Hesse
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Christian Democrats
Brandt
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Walter Scheel
National Democrats
Scheel
Warsaw
Poland
National Democratic Party
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Democratic
John J. Miller
Miller
Reagan
Berkeley
Assembly GOP meet on speaker's post
Assembly Republicans slated to back one Democratic candidate for speaker, binding the caucus to a single choice. Seven Democratic contenders, Democrats hold a 43 37 edge, meeting in Los Angeles after last week's election.
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Los Angeles
UPN
Robert T. Monagan
GOP
Monagan
William Ketchum
Paso Robles
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Ken Cory
Garden Grove
Carlos Bee
Hayward
John T. Knox
Richmond
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Ken MacDonald
Ojai
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Don Mulford
Biddle
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms
The notice states a monthly home delivery or mail subscription price of 2.25 dollars, with payment by mail in advance. It also notes the publication schedule as daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Cable cars back on San Francisco hills after wildcat end
Cable cars returned to nine mile an hour service in San Francisco after a 7-hour wildcat strike ended. Conductors and gripmen voted to return amid disputes within the Municipal Railway and racism allegations linked to three arrested workers.
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UPI
San Francisco Hills
Market Street
Municipal Railway
Joseph L. Alioto
Transport Workers Union
Ahioto
Bar Association launches prison inspection drive
The American Bar Association begins a nationwide prison inspection campaign led by the Young Lawyers Section to push penal reform. At McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary Hoff and former Gov. Richard J. Hughes outlined goals including indeterminate sentences and expanded counseling and work release programs. about 2000 lawyers will visit prisons nationwide to share notes and draft reform legislation.
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Wash
UPI
American Bar Association
Young Lawyers Section
ABA
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
ABA Commission On Correctional Facilities and Services
McNeil Island
Hoff
Swiss cheese defense cited as Vietnam war drains U S forces
UPI reports former Nixon aide Roger A Freeman warns the Vietnam operation depleted the U S defense by diverting top personnel and gear. He urges renewed focus on military readiness and warns against shifting resources to social welfare programs at the expense of defense.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
United States
Roger A. Freeman
Stanford University
Freeman
Khrushchev memoirs denied by Khrushchev's wife
Soviet dissident leader says Nina Petrovna Khrushchev told him the former premier wrote no memoirs and called the manuscript a fabrication. He cites an 80 percent chance of truth, with a 20 percent chance she could not reveal all by phone.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pyotr Yakir
Khrushchevs
Nina Petrovna Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Little, Brown and Co
Kremlin
Yakir
Yona Yakir
Ukraine
Pyotr’s
Josef V. Stalin
Apollo 14 Moves Toward Launch Pad at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 14 rocke t and the upgraded Apollo 14 moonship reached the launch pad at Cape Kennedy marking a milestone on the path from Apollo 13’s abort. Astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell observed rollout as the crew prepares a Jan 31 launch attempt to land in Fra Mauro, with added oxygen tanks and improved warning systems.
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UPI
Alan B. Shepard
Stuart A. Roosa
Edgar D. Mitchell
Roosa
Mitchell
Fra Mauro Hills
Oceanside
Cape
Earth
Houston Control Center
Moon
Fra Mauro
Lunar
Nader backs federal board to raise medical standards
A student team for Ralph Nader urges a national licensing board to standardize doctor licensing, require five year renewals, and extend oversight to all government funded health programs. They argue internal quality controls are weak and widespread reform is needed. The AMA notes some recommendations merit debate but questions remain.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
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American Medical Association
Walter C. Bornemeier
AMA
Congress
National Board of Medicine
Senate
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