25 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
1
Hawarden resident Mike E Dykstra says his long hair may hurt his bid to unseat Sioux County Sheriff Ted Hoaglund. Dykstra, 18 year old candidate at a popcorn stand, claims about a 25 percent chance of victory, while Hoaglund is 60.
President Nixon told the Federal Property Review Board that federal ownership exceeds half the land in some Rocky Mountain and Western states and said, We don't need it. Aides clarified he was speaking about acquired land not public domain land.
Lisbon Portugal to day President America Thomaz 77 was re elected to a third term as Portugal s chief of state He has led since 1958 and will begin a new seven year term on Aug He won the endorsement of the National Popular Action Portugal s sole authorized political party.
At a meeting in the Oval Office President Nixon referenced federal property including land formerly part of Camp Pendleton and a four mile beach near his San Clemente home. He noted only 200 people used the beach on July 4 and ordered aides to accelerate development with public facilities and improved access roads. The board had delivered a 4 progress report valuing property at 90 million converted for park and recreation use, noting the federal government owns 760 million acres including 65 million acres of prime value.
In Reykjavik UPI reports Bobby Fischer moved toward the world championship by drawing one half with Boris Spassky after a televised game delay. Fischer led after winning two of the last three games while rejecting camera use for the next match, with the eighth game set for Thursday.
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