House OKs food bill for needy elderly and diabetes panel
The House approved a three year extension of the nutrition for the elderly program to provide at least one hot meal daily for Americans age 60 and older. The measure authorized 104.8 million this year rising to 250 million in 1977, while a separate bill created a National Commission on Diabetes with 1 million this year, rising to 10 million by 1975.
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Navy Corsair jet crashes near homes in San Diego suburb
Patrol reports Lt. Robert Schreiver ejected after engine trouble on a Miramar takeoff. The AT Corsair crashed near a row of houses in Clairmont, injuring a two year old girl slightly and setting six homes on fire. Firefighters extinguished flames. one patio door shattered injuring Linda Nebiker.
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Gas rationing coupons to be held in storage
The Federal Energy Office said it would not dispose of about five billion gas ration coupons despite Nixon's remarks. The coupons, printed at a cost of about $12 million, would be kept in storage as a precaution amid Arab talks on oil embargo. The spokesman noted oil could continue or stop, making rationing possible if needed.
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Prince Charles Ends Hollywood Tour With Star Meetings
Prince Charles of England, aboard HMSS Jupiter in Southern California, visited Universal Studios events and met Barbra Streisand during her recording for a new film. He also lunched with Ava Gardner and Charlton Heston, and chatted with Genevieve Bujold, Telly Savalas, Jack Webb, and Lee Majors as he tours the area before his ship’s Panama Canal voyage back to Britain.
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Assemblymen scuffle leaves Meade hospitalized in California
In Sacramento on Tuesday Assemblyman Kenneth Meade of Oakland was hospitalized with facial cuts after a scuffle with fellow Democrat Louis Papan of Daly City. Meade, examined by a neurosurgeon at Sut ter Memorial Hospital, was unconscious for about five minutes and later fell at a desk. Papan confirmed a physical encounter but both men dodged confirmation of punches.
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Reagan names two new state colleges trustees
Reagan appoints Claudia H. Hampton and Yvonne W. Larsen to the California State Universities and Colleges Board of Trustees. Charles Luckman Jr. is reap pointed. Hampton and Larsen replace Edward D. Lee and George D. Hart, terms run to 1982 and next year respectively. All appointments require Senate confirmation.
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