Nixon seriously ill to enter hospital soon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower said her father Richard Nixon would be hospitalized within weeks due to phlebitis in the left leg. Lawyers asked a federal judge to excuse Nixon from a deposition next Tuesday as doctors reported serious fatigue and pain.
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National school strife easing as strikes delay classes
Across the United States tensions over busing and textbooks spill into classrooms with closures and protests. In Boston attendance rose to 72.6 percent amid minor violence while Kanawha County reopened after protests over obscene texts and bomb threats.
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Reagan signs pay raise bill for California Highway Patrol
Gov. Ronald Reagan signs AB3801 allocating about 12 million annually for CHP pay raises based on metro officer salaries. The bill accompanies dedication of an 11.5 million cadet academy west of Sacramento, funded mostly by state and federal sources.
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Negotiators Return to Arms Talks in Geneva
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union resume the SALT negotiations with U. S. chief negotiator U Alexis Johnson predicting a 10 year pact and a 1975 agreement on broad nuclear limits. Johnson and Soviet head Vladimir S Semonov met after a six month recess amid cautious optimism and private doubts among some U S officials.
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Guard Illness Sparks Mickey Incident at San Quentin
Three San Quentin Prison guards fell ill after drinking coffee and tea spiked with a hallucinogenic drug during visiting hours. Administrative Assistant William Nyberg said someone slipped them a Mickey and a prison doctor suspected LSD. One officer went home ill while another acted strangely, and the third showed symptoms Sunday.
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House slashes Nixon fund in Ford transition package
A House appropriations subcommittee cut 452000 from Ford’s request, reducing total Nixon transition funds to 398000. The panel rejected a 200000 option, with lawmakers split on minimal funding and a few seeking only Nixon’s 60000 pension. The cuts target staff, declassification work, an office, and vault security for tapes and papers at Nixon’s San Clemente home.
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Clean living youths could wind up bad
UCLA researcher Dr Forrest S Tennant reports on 5000 American soldiers in Europe studying youth character and later alcoholism and drug dependence. He finds no protective link for clean living youths like Boy Scouts or athletes though drinking age 15 and churchgoing background influence risk. Spanking effects vary with frequency. moderate spanking with church attendance and delaying drinking may help.
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Rockefeller revises net worth figures ahead of hearings
Nelson A Rockefeller plans release of new financial figures showing substantially higher net worth than the $33 million previously filed. The Rockefeller fortune could exceed $1 billion, though full details may remain undisclosed. He discussed the matter with Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott this week.
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Britain Sets October 10 Election To Break Parliament Stalemate
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced a general election for October 10 to seek a new five year mandate amid a six month stalemate. Labour promises socialist measures including expanded state control while inflation looms amid forecasts of 20 percent in 1974.
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UPI
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Nationwide rainfall drenches Texas delaying relief
Rain soaked Texas for a tenth straight day with rivers at their banks in eastern and southern regions. A flash flood watch remained through this morning for southwest Texas as grounds remain saturated. Carlsbad New Mexico reported three quarters of an inch of rain Tuesday night.
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Vesco associate offers little help in weapons inquiry
Senate committee probing alleged smuggling of weapons to Costa Rica and fugitive financier Robert Vesco gained minimal cooperation from Thomas P. Richardson of Los Angeles who invoked the Fifth Amendment nine times when questioned about buying and flying AR type rifles to Costa Rica. Chairman Henry M. Jackson questioned Vesco’s need for arms and warned about arming an armed camp while noting Vesco has lived outside the United States since his indictment.
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