Nixon kin Discloses Welfare Aid Story at Grass Valley
Philip Milhous and his wife Anna say CRLA helped them obtain welfare after prior denial. They praise CRLA amid Reagan veto disputes, noting they contacted reporters to aid others, while Milhous laments medical bills and mortgage debt. Nixon’s cousin maintains no aid from the President.
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Saks
Milhous
Anna
CRLA
Mother Lode
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Feder
Marijuana raid nets local teacher and student
State police seized over 14 pounds of marijuana valued at 1200 to 1500 in a raid on a Oswego motel room at 2 a.m. A teacher Patricia M. Fallen 23 of Little Falls and SUCO student Stephen J. Dantzig 23 of Hartsdale were arrested on criminal possession charges. They were arraigned before Justice John Howard and remanded to Oswego County Jail for grand jury action. The raid was led by BCI Investigator Charles F. Nellis and Sgt Adelbert T. Slocum with help from other officers.
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SUCO
Patricia M. Fallen
Little Falls
Stephen J. Dantzig
Manon Ave
Hartsdale
Dantzig
Miss Fallen
John Howard
Volney
Oswego County
Ne 2
BCI
Charles F. Nellis
Law Theory in Big Change Says Key Justice
Associate Justice Bryan White of the U S Supreme Court says law is no longer an irrefutable pronouncement from on high. He argues that lawyers cannot work in isolation and must consider science economics and behavioral disciplines as major determinants in their practice.
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Los Angeles
Bryan White
U.S. Supreme Court
Corbally Resigns Syracuse Post to Lead Illinois
Syracuse University Chancellor John E. Corbally Jr. will resign and become president of the University of Illinois. He plans to leave Syracuse June 30 after heading the university since 1969, with Illinois’ announcement coming at a trustees meeting in Chicago.
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Nixon Not A Good Weather Forecaster
President Nixon earns a modest reputation as an erratic rainmaker during a Florida holiday weekend. He forecast rain on Thursday then reversed Friday morning saying it would not rain, before a heavy afternoon downpour near his Bayside home and a move to Grand Cay in the Bahamas.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Bayside
Grand Cay
Bahamas
Florida
Washington
Air Force One
Weather Bureau
May Be Applied To Peace Corps for COs
Washington AP reports Selective Service weighs automatic CO placement in Peace Corps Teacher Corps or VISTA to satisfy civilian service requirements. Task force met with antiwar counselors amid objections about equity and job limits. Local boards retain veto power and current rules demand hospital or nonprofit work with pay matching low military ranks.
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Washington
Selective Service
Peace Corps
VISTA
Cos
Oe Lee
Viet Forces Seize Tons of Supplies in Laos Action
Saigon said South Vietnamese troops with U.S. air support swept North Vietnamese bases and depots along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. The haul included hundreds of tons of munitions, fuel, clothing, food, and even 2,000 chickens and ducks distributed to troops. Twenty guards were killed near Lang Vei, with 7 South Vietnamese dead and 16 wounded. U.S. air power fueled 1,100 helicopter missions in Laos. North Vietnam claimed ships fired on fishing boats near the 17th parallel.
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hern Laos
Laos
Highway 9
U.S. Command
Lang Vei
U.S
North Vietnam
Quake Toll and Dam Crisis Grip Los Angeles
Los Angeles area reels from a major quake. Evacuation ordered for 20 square miles around Van Norman Dam after its earthen face cracked. 61 dead, 2 missing. 1.3 billion of 3.6 billion gallons drained from the reservoir as workers stabilize the structure and residents return home from shelters.
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Los Angeles
van Norman
Vesterans
Jury Rules Death Penalty For Deputy Sheriff Killers
An Ulster County Court jury recommended execution for Charles Culhane and Gerald McGivern for murdering Westchester Deputy Sheriff William Fitzgerald. Judge Raymond Mino set February 19 for formal sentencing. verdict came after 12 hours of deliberation and follows a prior murder conviction by the same jury.
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Kingston
N. Y
Ulster County Court
Charles Culhane
Gerald McGivern
Raymond Mino
Bronx
Mino
Westchester County
William Fitzgerald
McGivern
Culhane
Nine U S Senators Seek Help for Exiled Reporter Luce
Nine teen U S senators urged Secretary Rogers to intervene to prevent the expulsion of Don Luce, an Ecumenical News Service journalist who exposed prison conditions in South Vietnam. Luce was denied renewal of press credentials after reporting tiger cages at Con Son Island prison. The letter, led by Sen. Hatfield, argues for press rights and public information about events in South Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S
William P. Rogers
South Vietnam
Don Luce
Luce
Ecumenical News Service
Con Son Island
Rogers
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Cve
Barcelona students clash as Seeger concert banned
Barcelona University students clashed with police while stones were thrown after the Pete Seeger concert at the School of Engineering was unexpectedly banned. As many as 8,000 students gathered and left chanting no more repression and we want Seeger.
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Barcelona
Spain
Barcelona University
Pete Seeger
School of Engineering
Seeger
Vatican Plans TV Station
Vatican City AP reports the Vatican intends to set up a television station to produce satellite programs for global transmission. A Vatican Radio studio will handle TV production while plans to record and distribute programs worldwide are noted, though start date and program types are not announced.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Lon Nol Leaves Phnom Penh for Hawaii for Treatment
Cambodian Prime Minister Lon Nol, who suffered a stroke last Monday, departed Phnom Penh for Hawaii to be treated at Tripler U.S. Army Hospital. A government spokesman said he was allowed to leave bed for visitors while seated, though he has a cold and slight fever.
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Cambodia
Lon Nol
Hawaii
U.S. Army Hospital
A Gov
Ernment
Explosion damages Army Induction Center in Atlanta
A predawn blast at the Armed Forces Induction Center in Atlanta damaged two nearby buildings and shattered hundreds of windows. No injuries are reported and officials say the incident caused little other damage.
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Atlanta, Ga
Armed Forces Induction Center
AFL-CIO to Reinstate Union Next Week
Informed sources say the AFL-CIO will readmit the International Chemical Workers Union next week. The union was expelled 17 months ago after joining the Teamsters and United Auto Workers in the Alliance for Labor Action.
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Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
International Chemical
Teamsters
United Auto Workers In
Alliance For Labor Action
Tall Tale By Champion Was Real Whopper
SACRAMENTO Calif AP Bill Lambert a retired U S Forest Service official from Grass Valley won the 1971 world champion tall tale tellers competition at a Sierra Cascade logging conference after recounting a forest encounter with eight Indians seeking to kidnap him The woodsman said he persuaded them to help split a log trapping their fingers and freeing himself The sheriff described the story as a successful tall tale performance and Lambert was celebrated as winner of the event
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Sacramenti
Calif
Bill Lambert
Lambert
U.S. Forest Service
Grass Valley
Sierra Cascade
Angry Man Drives Car Through Dance Hall Havoc
A man crashed his car into the Ponderosa Dance Hall in Wichita Falls Texas at 3 45 am shattering tables chairs a phone booth and the bar after a disturbance in the corner of the hall Witnesses described near total destruction of the interior and furnishings as the vehicle was driven around the room
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Angry Man
Havoc
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ponderosa
Driver crashes into building then hits parked car
A driver rammed a building, collapsing the band stand and sending instruments and musicians into disarray. He backed out through the same hole into a parked car, injuring his leg. Several others were hospitalized with broken limbs and fractured ribs as officers sort charges.
Moon rocks and astronauts under close quarantine
Moon rocks and Apollo 14 crew remain in isolation at Houston Lunar Receiving Laboratory after splashdown. Edgar Mitchell admits a private mental telepathy experiment during the flight, while colleagues Shepard and Roosa discuss technical mission details. A nine-pound rock fragment, possibly lunar crust, is being analyzed by geologists.
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Mitchell
South Pacific
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Stuart A. Roosa
Earth
Moon
Robin Brett
Manned Spacecraft Center
Sylvania Wins $6 Million Army Radio Contract
Sylvania Electronic Systems in Buffalo won a $6 million contract to supply 2000 very high frequency radios for Army light observation helicopters. Production begins later this year and spans about 17 months, preserving roughly 675 jobs. Announcement cited Rep. Henry B. Smith.
Northern Ireland armed camp heads toward crisis
Belfast dispatch says NI is an armed camp on the brink of an economic and military crisis. Officials warn IRA guerrilla tactics may resume, risking Protestant reaction. explosions in Belfast, UVF and British forces poised and armed as tensions rise between communities.
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Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster Volunteer Force
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