Nixon Leaves For China On Anniversary Flight
Los Angeles reports Nixon and Pat Nixon depart on an Air China Boeing 707 to China for an anniversary trip. Flight 961 arrived from Vancouver, with Nixon scheduled to depart around 9 a.m. PST amid Secret Service protection. Nearby items note Ohio politics, juvenile crime concerns, gas rate litigation, Blue Cross spending, and party ballot petitions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Air China
Richard Nixon
China
U.S. Prue
Los Angeles International
Vancouver
Canada
Pat
Secret Service
Nixon
February 20 1976 Weather And Local Notices
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of snow then rain Saturday. Lows near 30 and highs mid 40s. Precipitation around 0.40 inches tonight and Saturday. Winds southeast 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures Thursday 49 to 31. Humidity readings late morning and afternoon high. Marriage license applications listed for two couples. Deaths: Miss Lottie A. Gibson 90 and Mr. Robert B. Sim 62.
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Thomas H. Jones
Greenwich
Dairyman
Rita F. Whitaker
Jack A. Ringer
Bellevue
Beatrice B. Seymour
Lottie A. Gibson
Clarksfield
Robert B. Sim
Palmer
Mass
Tobacco tax debate prompts strong opinions from voters
A survey shows 58.7 percent backing a tobacco tax with comments praising abstinence and criticizing cigarettes. Opponents warn higher prices punish smokers and question government proof of cancer risk. A 41.3 percent share cites cost. calls to vote by midnight urge readers to participate.
Doctor Rejects Malpractice Insurance Citing Cost and Litigation
Dr Alfred E Knoll a 64 year old surgeon in Houston quit malpractice coverage two years ago citing high costs and lawsuits He says patients should pay for accident insurance instead and notes reduced coverage would lower costs He reports one suit since dropping insurance and criticizes lawyers and insurer practices.
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Bruce E. Hicks
Houston
UPI
Alfred E. Knoll
Knoll
Patty Hearst Refuses 5th Amendment in Bank Robbery Case
Patricia Hearst, turning 22, invokes the Fifth Amendment 21 times refusing to discuss the missing year since arriving in Las Vegas in September 1975 and moving to a San Francisco apartment where she was captured. Prosecutors hint at charges for an April 1975 Carmichael bank robbery.
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San Francisco
UPS
Patricia Hearst
Las Vegas
Nev
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Carmichael
Calif
James L. Browning Jr
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Hearst trial timeline shifts as defense asks for compelled answer
During the San Francisco bank robbery trial of Patricia Hearst, Browning pressed the defendant on admissions about captivity and brainwashing. Hearst testified she did not contact family for months, cried with her mother, and revealed changes in personal relationships while detailing heartbreak and fear.
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Browning
SLA
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Catherine
Steven Weed
Berkeley
William Wolfe
Maddox Attacks Carter at New Hampshire News Conference
Former Georgia governor Lester Maddox called Jimmy Carter dishonest cruel and a radical liberal at a Manchester news briefing. He likened Carter to McGovern and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde of 1976, and said he may back George Wallace or Ronald Reagan if Carter falters.
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Lester Maddox
Jimmy Carter
Maddox
George McGovern
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Carter
Georgia
Vernor
Rgia
New Hampshire
Atlanta
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Tricky Dicky
Lockheed Scandal in Japan Echoes Watergate Debate
In Tokyo the Lockheed affair over 12.4 million dollars paid to Japanese agents sparks calls for full disclosure. Prime Minister Miki faces pressure from Diet and press as Washington weighs whether to reveal all names and connections to Japan's political class.
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Robert Crabbe
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Lockheed
Frank Chruch
U.S
Jerome I. Levinson
Henry A. Kissinger
Takeo Miki
Miki
Washington
America
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Kakuei Tanaka
Mr. Clean
Kissinger
Hamime Fukuda
Sander Hall beauty pageant flips gender roles at UC
The University of Cincinnati hosted a male only Mr Sander Hall pageant with 17 contestants in suits and swimsuits to explore gender stereotypes. Greg Reinert won as the blushing victor while runner up Blake Sidle commented on public display and reactions from coeds.
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University of Cincinnati
Sander
Bert Parks
Sander Hall
Chris van Harlingen
Blake Sidle
Greg Reinert
Arraigned Milan Driver Faces Fatal Vehicular Homicide
Donald R. Shantz of Milan was arraigned on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for the Jan 11 crash that killed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stower. He pled not guilty as 16 others faced secret indictments. Bond set at 2500 cash, 5,000 real estate bond. Scott Stewart and parents filed a $600,000 civil suit against Shantz. Stewart was a passenger and injured. Norwalk High plays Willard tonight at junior high gym. varsity at 6:45.
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Donald R. Shantz
Milan
Russell Stower
Shantz
Common Pleas
Robert W Smith
Stower
Milan Ave
Scott Stewart
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Canton
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D-Calif
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Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee
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Cleveland
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