Israel Air Force assaults Syria Egypt deepen warfronts
Israeli air raids expanded into Syria and Egypt as Israel reported gains along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Officials claimed major Egyptian forces were destroyed on the Suez front while Syria and Egypt touted victories and observers warned of a protracted conflict.
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Judge speeds Agnew inquiry as reporters face subpoenas
Judge Walter E. Hoffman rejected a request for a one week delay in replying to subpoenas seeking news leak sources connected to the Agnew kickback probe. The Justice Department argued immunity and press rights issues while Hoffman pressed the grand jury to proceed within days of the statutory limit. Security remained tight at the federal court as hearings and motions loom.
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County plans two annexes as demand exceeds space
The county rushes to finish a two story 12 250 square foot annex on Cypress Avenue by Nov 1 at a cost of 450 000. The ground floor will house the Fourth Supervisorial District offices and county services while the top floor will be devoted to mental health. Expansion for sheriff and justice court is planned after current occupants move.
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Supreme Court to rule on early military law
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of a colonial era military code provision used to prosecute two Vietnam war protesters. Lower courts ruled the general article vague, potentially failing to warn individuals of violations. The cases involve Capt. Howard B. Levy and Marine Pvt. Mark Avrech tried under the provision of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Typhoon Nora Leaves 800000 Filipinos Homeless
Relief officials report over 800,000 people on Luzon Island homeless after Typhoon Nora. Nora moves toward China at three miles per hour as Patsy forms in the Pacific heading toward Taiwan. President Marcos meets cabinet to assess damage and rice lands in northern provinces face concern. Ships in the South China Sea send distress signals while Hong Kong officials track wind at 115 mph.
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Nixon Pursues Diplomatic Push to End Middle East War
President Nixon welcomed West Africa's President Felix Houphouet-Boigny to the White House and urged renewed diplomacy to halt current fighting in the Middle East. He framed efforts as not only stopping the clash but preventing future outbreaks that have recurred for 25 years.
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U.N. divided on how to end Mideast battle
The United Nations Security Council opened a session at U.S. urging to end renewed Middle East fighting but split on proposals and made no concrete plan. U.S. Ambassador John Scali urged restoration of communications to aid a settlement amid four wars in 25 years. Weather outlook follows with mixed skies and warming temperatures through Wednesday.
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