Hickel could learn from L B oil field
The Long Beach tidelands yielded 471 million barrels worth over 1 billion dollars across 30 years. A legacy of haste caused underwater pressure drop and land subsidence threatening the waterfront. efforts by agencies and possible curtailment in drilling followed. Interior and Hickel face pressures to act, inspect offshore operations, and pursue permanent solutions to prevent recurence.
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Crime fight needs more than gadgets in law enforcement
California plans a statewide crime control network linking 45 agencies via the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System to speed data across Los Angeles and Sacramento centers. Despite federal hiring efforts and new judgeships, officials warn that human factors remain the core challenge in curbing crime.
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Two Nixon deadlines shape early foreign policy signals
President Nixon faces two March deadlines that will reveal his initial stance on U S foreign policy. The West German president election and Spain base renewal tests will indicate whether the administration backs Bonn against Moscow or seeks concessions, and whether it withdraws or pays Spain’s price to keep M oyon and Torrejon bases under new command.
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Nixon policy signs in Spain move to missile bases
Flora Lewis reports on the shifting role of missile bases with Spain under Franco. The Polaris base at Rota loses vital status as tech evolves and talks over a five year lease fail. Spain rejects the US offer of 140 million. renewal could cost 700 million in new weapons. If no agreement by March 26 1970, withdrawal by September 26 1970. The piece links Spain-Berlin issues to Nixon foreign policy direction and Franco’s regime.
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Sidewalk Senate Question on Kennedy Murder Verdict
A bystander at the Orange County Court House in Santa Ana posed a prompted question about sentencing Sirhan Sirhan if convicted of Kennedy’s murder. The moment captured reflects public curiosity over potential punishment and legal outcomes.
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Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Orange County Court House
Open Forum Editor Voices on College Arrests and Jobs
A reader urges college students to consider future job consequences of arrests, citing teaching job applications asking about criminal history and a case of a student who stole a hub cap and spent time in jail. The letter also notes President Nixon's call for quiet discourse and calls for Interior Department reform based on Indian concerns.
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Love Beach
Tour of Nixonland Opens at White Houseland Tour
Washington report describes a visit to the White Houseland guided tour facility. A young staff member in a dark uniform assists with the new official tour experience offering the full guided visit to reporters.
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Tony
Open administration tour at Peaceland site tour
Arthur Hoppe describes an open administration tour with 8 am to 6 pm daily hours and Saturday noon closure. The poverty program is temporarily closed for alteration to build a new poverty land with neat tenements and food packages. Visitors are shown Peace land with Columns of Patience and Hall of Good Wishes. A scene in the Rose garden shows a staff unit disciplining a reluctant youth for laughing at the president’s jokes.
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Gopher Prairie
Mr. Nixon
Nixon pace upsets GOP in filling sub Cabinet jobs
Congressional Republicans split over President Nixon’s pace in filling sub cabinet posts. Supporters call the process constructive and deliberate to ensure sound choices. critics fear slow action causes long term apathy toward GOP stewardship. Both sides note constituent pressure over unfilled positions. National Labor Relations Examiner Ricci urged dropping unfair labor practice charges against an East location.
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Coast physician runs weight centers under board dispute
A coast physician who led a chain of weight control centers faced a board jurisdiction challenge raised by his attorneys. He likened the centers to lazy, tasteless gimmicks while agriculture researchers report boll weevils ignore red colors in traps, suggesting light traps may not attract them.
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