Western White House Stirs Nothing in San Clemente
Leon Riley of Alpha Beta market in San Clemente notes advance word of President Nixon’s visits to the Western White House. Residents prize privacy. a few business leaders push for greater town publicity and open access, but White House officials oppose revealing grounds to tourists.
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Nixon Servants Devoted to Family in White House
In Washington a valet and his wife, Manolo Scauivhez and Josefina, long serving Nixon's family, describe the president as kind and demanding happiness in the home. They immigrated from Spain, speak with accents, and say Nixon remains calm and burdened yet dedicated. They admire the First Lady and Nixon daughters, Tricia and Julie Eisenhower. Also reported are a New York fire that killed four children and a Sacramento bomb scare evacuating 1,000 workers with no device found.
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Publisher cites limits on visiting the President's home
Harold Burges of the San Clemente Daily notes that opening the President's home to visitors is out of the question. He compares the situation to portable class roots and expresses firm positions on access amid ongoing debate.
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Burges Adopts White House Staff Correspondent Byline
Sun Herald notes a change after mayoral accord. Burges now lists one reporter as White House Staff Correspondent, reflecting the town’s rising profile and the staff’s expanding assignments.
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Quake Weary Sylmar Residents Face Ghost Tract Label
Sylmar residents weary of aftershocks debate leaving the quake zone as more than 210 aftershocks shake the San Fernando Valley since February. Neighborhood committees form to restore normalcy while tourists and price gouging strain supplies and services.
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Independent Bench Cality Obscure Memo
An Independent brief from the press wires notes a bench decision filed under a terse telegraph-like summary. Details are limited, with no specific names, dates, or locations clearly legible in the fragments.
Quake Toll Reaches Sixty Five Dead
A three week old quake toll rises to 65 with the death of Ysidro Marrufy 43 at St Joseph Hospital. He had been under observation at View Hospital after a heart attack when the building collapsed.
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Evicted teens and a doctor sleep rough near ghost tract
Jim Gully 18 Jed Christopher 19 and Suses Wells 19 pitched tents by a deserted apartment building pools and canned goods. Dr Robby Evans Sylmar resident living near the former Ohive View Hospital fears area will become a ghost tract as neighbors depart.
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Quake Insurance Seen Available At Reasonable Rates
An Associated Press report notes quake coverage is available and affordable in California with premiums as low as about 1.50 per thousand and deductibles as low as 2 percent. California insurers and a state official defend affordability while Sen. Tunney seeks government aid. Industry data show 184 companies writing such policies in the state and 1968 premiums totaling 9 million nationwide, six million in California.
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