State officials mobilize to curb cattle rustling in California
In Sacramento officials from agriculture, the Highway Patrol and Fish and Game unite to fight rising livestock thefts. Cattle brands, illegal cross-state copying, and mobile rustlers prompt intensified patrols, roadside checks, and warnings as arrests rise and a proposed electronic ID system is explored.
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Sacramento
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California Agriculture
Highway Patrol
Fish and Game
State Food and Agriculture
C. B. Christensen
Patrol
Department of Fish and Game
Walter Pucinski
California
Ray Arnett
Arnett
Agriculture Department
van Nes
Gas price hike expected amid energy plan notes
President Nixon's energy adviser predicts gasoline costs rising from 40 cents to 44 to 48 cents per gallon within a year as price controls lift. John A Love says higher prices will spark more supplies and curb driving, urging cutbacks while energy supply remains static for three to five years.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
John A. Love
Love
ABC
Issues and Answers
Gas Station Operators Mull Coast to Coast Shutdown
Independent service stations from across the country met in Las Vegas to plan a nationwide lockup against Phase IV gasoline price limits. An executive estimated about 200,000 stations could close, while a four day shut down in the St. Louis area ended with most judging it a failure as shops reopen after a price rise permit.
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United Press International
Las Vegas
Nev
California Retail Association
St. Louis
Cost of Living Council
Nixon to press MFN status for Soviet Union
U S Treasury Secretary George P Shultz said the Nixon administration will continue to seek most favored nation MFN trade status for the Soviet Union despite congressional opposition He spoke in Moscow after talks with Soviet officials at Sheremetievo airport and affirmed the President’s pledge to grant MFN.
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UPI
U.S. Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Soviet Union
Congress
Shultz
Sheremetievo
MFN
Elderly Man Fires at Noise With Rifle Outside Home
In Los Angeles a senior man woke to loud radio noise, fired three shots into the ground to quiet it, then surrendered his rifle after police and four special weapons unit officers responded. He was persuaded to relinquish the weapon and return to bed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Special Weapons Unit
Wreckage found of Texas International plane in Arkansas
Missing turboprop crash site located in the Ouachita Mountains between Mena and Queen Wilhelmina State Park. Eight bodies recovered, three listed as missing. seven passengers from Texarkana area and one from La Grange Georgia. Crewmembers and one stewardess were from Dallas area. Army helicopters aided recovery as investigators identified Flight 655.
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Mena
Ark
UPI
Texas International
Texarkana
el Dorado
Edward Dreifus
National Transportation Board
Ouachita Mountains
Picturique Queen Wilhelmina State Park
Oklahoma
W. G. Warren
Army
Flight 655
Bonnie McCullough
la Grange
Dallas, Tex
Immunization Campaign Launched to Boost Child Vaccines
The U S government initiated a drive to immunize millions of preschool children against polio measles rubella and other diseases amid fears of epidemics. CDC cites higher risk among black children in city slums and warns suburban indifference endangers all kids. Targeted shots include polio measles rubella diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus with goals adding 2.3 million polio 2.7 million measles 2.5 million rubella and 2.3 million diphtheria etc.
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Washington
UPI
Center For Disease Control
CDC
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