Nixon critic to fill namesake post at college
Whittier California To occupy the Nixon chair Paul Conrad the Los Angeles Times cartoonist known for scathing depictions of Richard Nixon will join Whittier College this fall The chair established in 1972 brings distinguished scholars for informal courses and seminars Conrad will discuss editorial cartooning ideas and the historical purposes of cartoons
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2000 nuclear test watchers may have leukemia risk
Federal health officials seek 2235 veterans and others in the Smokie test area from 1957 to assess leukemia risk. Two men, Donald Coe and Paul Cooper, have already contracted leukemia and filed VA claims alleging radiation exposure. The search involves CDC and Surgeon General offices to locate those in the field at Yuka Flats, Nevada.
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Emmett
Idaho
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Tompkinsville
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Yuka Flats
Nev
CDC
Cry of a Hurting World TV special in Santa Barbara
A World Vision International hunger program titled The Cry of a Hurting World I’m Hungry premiers Friday at 8 00 p m on KEYT Channel 3 Santa Barbara. Art Linkletter hosts with guests including Julie Andrews Steve Allen Jayne Meadows Vincent Price Roger Staubach Shirley Jones Hank Aaron Carol Lawrence Billy Graham Dean Jones B J Thomas Dale Evans the Muppets Evie tornquist Pat Robertson and others The program visits families in Bangladesh Brazil and the Philippines and scenes from India Kenya Indonesia and more It highlights hunger solutions and charitable and governmental efforts to combat malnutrition.
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Santa Barbara
Keyt-Tv
Channel 3
Art Linkletter
World Vision International
Linkletter
Julie Andrews
Steve Allen
Jayne Meadows
Vincent Price
Roger Staubach
Shirley
Philippines
India
Kenya
Indonesia
Stan Mooneyham
TV code clash over obscenity wording pits NAB against MPAA
Washington officials discuss proposed NAB TV code revision to ban material deemed generally obscene. MPAA head Jack Valenti argues against vagueness, warning it could curb legal standards and invite arbitrary judgment. NAB president Vincent Wasilewski counters that court rulings alone are not enough to define obscenity.
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UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Vincent Wasilewski
NAB
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Wasilewski
Waylon Jennings Held for Federal Grand Jury Drug Charge
Country singer Waylon Jennings and an assistant to his business manager are held for a federal grand jury on conspiring to possess and distribute cocaine. Details include a shipment route via Danbury and Nashville and the arrest at a recording studio after a DEA raid.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
U.S
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William C. Tucker
DEA
Tucker
Agreement ends gas price antitrust suit in West
A federal judge approved a settlement ending a two year old antitrust suit accusing six gasoline firms Phillips Petroleum Douglas Oil Powering Oil Fletcher Oil MacMillan Ring Free Golden Eagle Refining of fixing prices on rebrand gasoline in California Arizona Nevada Oregon and Washington. The ruling bars future price fixing talks or information exchanges for 10 years though discussion among firms about prices for rebrand gasoline remains allowed.
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UPI
Justice Department
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U.S
Harry Pregerson
Deukmejian Predicts Defeat for Tax Relief Bill
In Sacramento UPI reports Senate Republican leader Deukmejian says GOP senators unite against the $4.7 billion homeowner and renter relief bill. Assembly Speaker McCarthy urges votes on property tax relief and school finance proposals.
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Sacramento
UPI
George Deukmejian
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Deukmejian
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
Engine of Rome bound jet explodes after takeoff
A TWA 747 bound for Rome with 239 passengers returned to Kennedy Airport after the No. 2 engine exploded internally shortly after takeoff. Debris scattered over Valley Stream, breaking windows near a shopping center. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
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UPI
TWA
Rome
Kennedy Airport
Valley Stream
N.Y
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Federal Aviation Administration
Kennedy
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