Governors believe in President Nixon after Memphis meeting
Sixteen Republican governors attended a two hour session with President Nixon in Memphis and left satisfied. They praised his detailed replies on Watergate tapes ITT milk price increases and his personal finances. Nixon mingled with supporters at a hotel gathering and joked about lacking money to drop in the well for the local boys club.
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UPI
Nixon
Tom McCall
Oregon
McCall
Republican Governors Association
San Clemente
ITT
Gangs close Ireland roads near Northern border
Gangs of hooded gunmen attacked two frontier posts between Northern Ireland and the Republic. Police attributed the raids to the Provisional IRA wing. At Mullan six gunmen bombed a customs post and blocked the road with bombs in vehicles, as explosive experts worked to defuse devices.
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UPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Mullan
Finch to take medical test to regain license
Former Dr. R Bernard Finch who served 12 years in a California prison for murdering his wife will take a national medical license test next month in an effort to regain his credential. The judge upheld the test order but said license approval depends on appeals outcomes.
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UPI
Bernard Finch
California
Finch
Cole County
Byron Kinder
Kinder
Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Jerome Williams
St. Louis
Williams
Mekong Delta battles claim 70 Communist troops
Saigon military command reported that South Vietnamese infantry killed 70 Communist troops in the Mekong Delta during intensified fighting for the fall rice crop. They also said 65 rebels were killed near Cai Lay, 50 miles southwest of Saigon, with no government casualties. In Cambodia, rebels captured a hilltop above Highway 4 to bolster control of a key supply route to Phnom Penh.
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UPI
Mekong
Cambodia
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Phnom Penh
Cai Lay
Capitol Dome Lights Return After Week-Long Outage
Sacramento reports the 104-year-old Capitol dome lit again Tuesday night after seven days without power. The Joint Rules Committee overrode Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke who had switched off the lights November 13 to signal the energy crisis.
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UPI
California
Capitol
Joint Rules Committee
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Private firms push for new California Capitol building
Economics Research Associates estimate a $125 million new Capitol plus refurbishments, while Rees Grobman and Associates peg the price at $81.4 million. both favor a new structure over expanding the 104 year old Capitol citing security and efficiency gains.
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UPI
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Ojai
Economics Research Associates of
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Capitol
Burlingame
Old Capitol
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