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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

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3

Israel and Egypt reinforce Suez Canal defenses

Israeli observers report Egypt has moved thousands of mortars heavy artillery hundreds of tanks antiaircraft batteries and other gear along the Suez Canal in preparation for the cease-fire expiry. Egypt delays cease-fire extension citing talks with Gunnar V Jarring while Cairo battles to shape world view of possible canal hostilities.

Associated Press Israel Suez Canal Egypt Feypt U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Iisrael Jordan New York Jarring Beirut Higher Defense Council Cairo

Connally Faces Questions Over Private Foundation Funds

Washington AP John Connally nominee for Treasury secretary says he has nothing to hide about funds from the Sid Richardson Foundation while Texas governor. He asked the Senate Finance Committee for time to tell his side after The New York Times cited a potential Texas constitutional issue over 250000 to 750000 paid as executor from 1966 to 1969 and his past ties to Richardson.

Washington John B.connally Secretary of the Treasury Texas Connally Senate Finance Committee New York Times Sid R. Richardson Mike Mansfield Wallace F. Bennett Utah Bennett Richardson Navy Richardson Foundation Tarrant County Tex

Mitchell Set To Defend GI At Ft. Meade

Representative Parren J. Mitchell plans a House speech to back 1st Lt. Louis G. Font amid five charges of disobeying orders. Font, a 1968 West Point graduate, alleges dehumanized Ft. Meade barracks and seeks conscientious objector discharge. Col. A W Alexander disputes belated Army action, citing vandalism and a $59,400 six month repair bill for barracks.

Baltimore Parren J. Mitchell Ft. Meade U.S. House Mitchell House Louis G. Font West Point Font Kansas City Kan Maryland Army A. W. Alexander Robert C. Ciccolella 1St Army Alexander

Capper Appointed Deputy To Tawes

ANNAPOLI AP J Millard Tawes secretary of natural resources announced the appointment of John R Capper as deputy director of the Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs Capper 33 joined the department in 1968 and was transferred to the office of the secretary as a natural resource planner in 1969 Capper is a Dartmouth College graduate with graduate work at Michigan State University and the University of Michigan

Annapoli J. Millard Tawes Secretary of Natural Resources John R. Capper Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs Capper Department Dartmouth College Michigan State University University of Michigan

Nixon Urges Understanding Heart Across Nations and Races

President Nixon urged Americans to foster an understanding heart toward other nations religions races and generations at the National Prayer Breakfast. He said such understanding would enrich America on its 200th birthday and strengthen it as a beacon for the world. Chief Justice Burger delivered the main address noting the breakfasts offer leaders a respite from daily pressures as the administration outlines its 1971 legislative plan. Beverly Sills was listed for a White House Evening entertainment program.

Washington Nixon America Caribbean House Senate Bill Graham Warren Burger Burger Congress White House Beverly Sills New York City Opera

Senate Hearings Set On Draft Law Extension

Washington AP report on Senate Armed Services Committee hearings as Nixon pushes to extend the Selective Service Act two years to sustain a move toward an all volunteer Army by mid-1973. Laird to defend request, Stennis warns battles, and reforms proposed include ending certain student exemptions and standardizing draft calls.

Washington Nixon Congress Senate Armed Service Committee Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Selective Service Induction Authority John C. Stennis D-Miss Armed Services Committee Stennis

Krenwinkel Mother Describes Daughter as Gentle in Court

Patricia Krenwinkel’s mother and father testified in the penalty phase of the Sharon Tate murder trial describing the 23 year old as a gentle, middle class girl with a loving upbringing. They said she preferred peace and animals to harm and cried when faced with the prospect of execution for the four defendants.

Los Angeles Patricia Krenwinkel Sharon Tate Miss Krenwinkel Joseph Krenwinkel Charles Manson Krenwinkels Patricia Oregon

Liberalized Law Proposed On Marijuana

ANNAPOLIS AP Legislation to eliminate jail sentences and sharply reduce fines for marijuana possession was set for introduction in Maryland House of Delegates. The bill by Del Arthur A King would levy 250 dollars for first offenses, 500 for second, and 1,000 for subsequent offenses. current law treats repeat violators the same. Det Arthur Dorman proposed 25,000 performance bonds to insure repairs on faulty construction within one year of occupancy, with fines up to 500 dollars and six months in jail for violations. Del Troy Brailey pushed a bill requiring country of origin labels on imports over ten dollars.

Annapolis Maryland House of Delegates del. Arthur A King Prince Georges King General Assembly Arthur Dorman D-Prince Georges Maryland Insurance Department Dorman Del Troy Brailey D-Balto

Reagan Budget Calls for Major Welfare Cuts in California

Governor Reagan unveils a 1971-72 budget totaling 6.74 billion dollars with no new taxes. Welfare spending would fall by about 700 million annually, bringing state welfare to 2.2 billion and reducing the state share to 676.5 million. The plan aims to tighten welfare eligibility, trim frills, and cap Medi Cal at roughly 300 dollars a year per person, compared with current average costs.

Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Reagan California University of California Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Assembly Senate

Firm Denture Adhesive Promises Secure Fit

Wary readers are assured dentures stay in place with FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder. The ad claims longer hold, easier eating, and no gummy taste. It urges regular dental checkups and notes availability at drug counters.

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