Nixon returns to Washington after Western swing
President Nixon concludes a four state tour with talks in Anchorage with Emperor Hirohito and a Portland stop. He pressed for an end to the 89 day West Coast dock strike and warned of a national emergency if East Coast workers strike. He announced two prototype fast breeder reactors and a $200 million private funding boost to start production.
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Arab deputy minister Zuabi champions coexistence in Israel
Abdul Aziz Zuabi, 45, becomes deputy health minister signaling a milestone for Arab integration in Israeli politics. He argues patriotism must accept others and notes his marriage to a Sabra, with their two children raised as Jews. Zuabi cites peace through compromise and recalls his path from Nazareth to the Knesset via Mapam.
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Emperor Hirohito Starts European Tour From Alaska Stop
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako began a 18 day tour, first visit to Europe after arriving in Anchorage for ceremonies with President Nixon. The pair flew to Copenhagen after a U S state welcome, 21 gun salute and full military honors marked the Alaskan stop.
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Thieves Reach Safe Through Wall At Jewelry Store
In Los Angeles, burglars tore through the second story wall of a vacant building to access the Wilshire Asia Co jewelry safe next door. About $100,000 in gems were stolen. the crime was discovered in the afternoon. Tools were left at the scene.
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California welfare reform faces legal challenges at rollout
California's broad welfare reform crafted by Governor Reagan and Democrats takes effect Friday amid anticipated court challenges. Officials aim to save nearly 400 million annually through Medi-Cal and AFDC revisions while poverty lawyers prepare to challenge changes, including a $50 monthly cap on work expenses.
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Reagan Starts New Round of California Tax Reform Talks
Gov Ronald Reagan and legislative leaders begin another round of negotiations on tax reform to provide property tax relief while balancing the budget. A 10 30 a m meeting with aides and a two member legislature team was set as talks narrow gaps though no settlement is near. The plan would raise state taxes on sales income businesses vehicles liquor and cigarettes from 1 billion to 1 8 billion. Reagan cancelled a planned Anaheim trip to address the International Police Chiefs Association.
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College student faces murder charges in deer hunting deaths
Carter Hall Yuen, 21, of San Francisco Chinatown, is to be charged with three counts of murder in the fatal shootings of Russel Wong, 22, Wendell Lee, 21, and Daniel Yen Woo, 21, at a Yuba River campsite. A fifth hunter, Ronald Gong, 14, was wounded and hospitalized.
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Astronaut Foresees ESP Contact With Alien Life
Apollo 14 crew member Edgar D Mitchell tells Psychic Magazine that intelligent life likely exists beyond Earth. He favors ESP or astral projection as a safer, possible method to contact distant beings rather than traditional space travel.
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Hearing aid offer claims free trial with no obligation
An advertisement pitches a free trial of a hearing aid from Bel o Electronics Corp. It promises a lightweight wireless unit with no cost or obligation and invites readers to write to Dept. 2266, Bel o Electronics, Chicago, Illinois.
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