Brown charges misleading ads on Prop 1 in California
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr says radio ads from both sides mislead voters on Gov. Reagan's Prop 1 tax measure. He warns ads confuse the public and urges reading the official pamphlet. Attorney General Evelle Younger supports Prop 1 but won’t defend it publicly. Assembly Speaker Moretti criticizes two thirds voting impact on tax changes.
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United Press International
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Evelle Younger
County Supervisors Association of California
Redding
Younger
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Association
Santa Rosa Democratic Club
Moretti
California
Nixon vetoes bill limiting his war powers
President Nixon vetoed a bill restricting his war powers calling it unconstitutional and dangerous. He cited crises from 1961 Berlin to 1970 Jordan and said swift responses could be hindered. Congress denounced the veto with senators Muskie Javits Montoya pledging to seek an override, though a House override seemed unlikely.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Berlin
Cuba
Congo
Jordan
Middle East
America
Congress
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
House
Vicks VapoRub Lowers Mice Immunity, Study Finds
Harvard researchers report that applying Vicks VapoRub to mice reduces their ability to kill bacteria and lowers natural immunity to cold germs, potentially leading to pneumonia. Experts caution that results in mice may not directly apply to humans.
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Toronto
UPI
Harvard
Gary L. Huber
American College of Chest Physicians
Bomb blast hits Londonderry school in Bogside district
An explosion outside a Bogside school in Londonderry injures the principal and janitor. Four blasts were reported in the city with no other casualties. Early reports claimed IRA gunmen were killed, later denied by the army. A cafe and a shoe shop were also damaged, with another blast in a car on a vacant lot.
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Belfast
UPS
Bogside
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Smith charges abuse of bureaucratic power
SAN DIEGO UPI The federal government has ousted financier C. Arnholt Smith from leadership of Westgate California Corp and U S National Bank in a six month campaign of regulatory and tax actions. A SEC civil fraud suit was settled as Nielsen ordered Smith to resign as Westgate California chair. A $22.8 million tax lien remained against him.
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San Diego
UPI
C. Arnholt Smith
Smith
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Leland Nielsen
Westgate-California Corp
U.S. National Bank
Newsprint Price Hike Shocks U S Can Market
Canadian International Paper raises newsprint price by $25 to $200 a ton, effective November 1, catching rivals off guard as industry shortages from a long eastern Canadian mill strike eased. Domtar also lifts price to $190, prompting reassessment of market positions amid reports of prior planned increases.
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New York
UPI
Canadian International Paper Co., Ltd
United States
Canada
Domtar, Ltd
Domtar
Canadian International
Engineers work on dents CAPE CANAVERAL Skylab 3 fuel tanks
UPI reports engineers repair dents in two damaged Skylab 3 fuel tanks as NASA weighs a final space station mission length. James Fletcher considers a 60 day mission with possible extension to 84 days if crew Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue stay productive orbital researchers.
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UPI
America
Washington
Space Agency
James C. Fletcher
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pague
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