Nixon develops isolated Fourth of July beach venture
President Nixon visited a secluded White House beach near San Clemente on July 4 to push public works. Ehrlichman coordinated GSA and military help to deliver toilets and drinking water, transporting equipment down a steep road to San Onofre State Beach. The effort includes a $350,000 plan to pipe water to the city system with half funded by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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California Supreme Court Allows Adult Retrial for Youth Murderer
The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Los Angeles youth who admitted killing a police officer in 1989 can be retried as an adult after juvenile proceedings if found not amenable to rehabilitation. Alfredo Bryan, freed on bail since January, and Jimmie Hendrix faced similar cases as youths rejected by the Youth Authority.
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San Francisco tops state in cirrhosis deaths
San Francisco led California and the nation in cirrhosis deaths last year, with rates about twice the state and three times the national levels. The Bureau of Vital Statistics report lists heart disease cancer strokes accidents cirrhosis and self harm as the city’s leading causes of death.
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Franco to become great granddad as pregnancy reported
A Madrid Magazine says Generalissimo Francisco Franco will become a great grandfather as his granddaughter Maria del Carmen, married to Prince Alfonso de Borbon y Dampierre, is pregnant. Prince Alfonso, the Spanish ambassador to Sweden, is 35 and his wife 21. The due date was not disclosed.
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Federal judge denies dismissal in Chavez-Ortiz air piracy case
U S District Judge Charles H Carr rejected a defense bid to drop charges against Ricardo Chavez Ortiz in a Frontier Airlines hijacking case. The judge warned both sides about a potential gag order and planned to test the defendant’s mental competency before jury selection. Chavez Ortiz, a Mexican national, hijacked a plane to Los Angeles demanding air time for grievances.
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Berlin police order long hair trimmed to pass test
West Berlin police commander orders hair regulations for the 13,000 officers, requiring long tresses to be trimmed above the collar in a strict test of discipline and appearance.
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