First accords reached in Moscow summit talks
The Moscow summit opened with frank and businesslike talks between Nixon and Brezhnev as aides signaled progress on Viet Nam and environmental and anti pollution issues. Officials described the morning session as productive and noted plans for closed working groups to draft proposals for the leaders.
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Lyndon J. Johnson
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Bombers blast rails six bridges in North Vietnam battles
Bombers attacked targets in North Vietnam over three days as F4 Phantoms used laser guidance to strike the Northwest rail line near Hanoi and a Hanoi transformer station. The communique tallies 107 enemy troops killed, 14 tanks destroyed, and damage to rail, fuel, and storage facilities amid Mekong Delta fighting and assaults on An Loc.
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Dat Do
My Chanh River
An Loc
U S Expands Bomb Targets in North Vietnam
The United States broadens bombing to North Vietnam targeting industrial plants iron mills machine works and concrete making facilities as part of its campaign against war-related production.
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U.S
N. Viet
Pentagon bomb damage estimate tops seventy five thousand
The Pentagon reported bomb damage of about 75 000 dollars from Friday’s blast. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W Friedheim said the General Services Administration estimate covers repairs water damage and cleanup costs. He noted a shift toward broader authority for bombing in North Vietnam and the use of minefields off seven North Vietnamese ports.
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Water Softener and Plant Health Advice
A reader asks if softened water harms houseplants and is advised against using high salt content from sodium softeners. A UC Agriculture adviser notes most inside plumbing is unaffected, but for houseplants use outside-tap or bottled water to avoid salt buildup that can damage foliage.
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Smog device rules eyed for 1955 to 1965 cars in LA basin
California air board may require smog equipment on older cars when ownership changes among 1955 through 1965 models. Sept 1 is the probable date, limited to the Los Angeles Basin. Gen eral Motors and Air Quality Co. devices approved. no proven performance gains. Available at state licensed repaint shops and pollution-central outlets.
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Orange County
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Price posting rules for prescription drugs explained
The reader is informed that a committee stage bill would require posting of prescription drug prices in pharmacies. Federal rules under the U S Economic Stabilization Program mandate base prices be posted by stores over 200 thousand dollars in annual sales, with smaller retailers partially covered or exempt. The Price Commission regulations override conflicting state codes or professional ethics standards.
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Pharmaceutical Association
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Italy liner Leonardo da Vinci searched for bombs
Experts scoured the Italian liner Leonardo da Vinci off Es Toril for bombs after an anonymous letter threatened a $100,000 ransom. No explosives were found during a full ship search of the 10000 ton vessel carrying 520 passengers and crew. The purser Nicola Arena confirmed no bombs on board. The ransom money was reportedly moved to a New York location but not collected.
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All-out strike hits California Water Project
California Water Project workers walk out in the first state strike after failed talks with the Reagan administration. A court issued a restraining order, but workers remained out. The pay gap with federal workers is cited, with typical wages around 915 dollars monthly, rising to about 1050 with demands. The strike could affect industrial and home users if prolonged into fall, while a 25 percent pay raise was being considered by State Personnel Board staff.
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Oroville Dam
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Keen Negotial Association
Guard found shot dead at Carson plant
A Long Beach security guard Sidney Earl McKnight age 34 was found shot several times in the head inside the front gate of the Pacific Union Metal Division plant at 2320 Dorminguez Street Carson. He was on duty at Fox's Security Patrol. The body was discovered before 6 am with the pistol missing and the last log entry at 1 35 am. Investigators were unsure if a robbery occurred at the light pole manufacturer.
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Fox
Clawson's Son Dies at 36 in Safford Arizona
Larry Clawson age 36, son of California Rep Del Clawson, died of an epilepsy seizure. Neighbors found him at his home Monday after failing to awaken him. Dr Bruce Curtis pronounced death due to a seizure.
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