Nixon opens campaign with praise for Agnew
Nixon and Agnew led a broad GOP push 1972 with high profile dinners for 1100 supporters at Beverly Wilshire. Ford suggested Agnew replacement possible if needed while Gerald Ford spoke in Fram ingham about future ticket. Demonstrations outside dinners disrupted by peaceful protestors chanting antiwar and welfare messages. Nixon and Rose framed the event as launching pad for a propeace and prosperity campaign and a 5 million fundraising drive across 49 cities.
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GOP
Bob Hope
Robert Rose
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Dole
Action Line continues on page A-2 advice and queries
The column discusses barriers to licensing for ex felons in professions such as teaching and how employers weigh conviction types. It reports Look magazine subscriber options after its 1974 closure and details Paul Ehrlich’s education and rise as a population critic. It also shares a recycling tip from Westminster High School students directing paper recovery at CSCLB.
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The
American Medical Association
Exime
Action Line
Paul Ehrlich
W.R
Long Beach
Stanford University
University of Pennsylvania
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Kansas
Ehrlich
Stanford
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Westminster Hgh School
Westminster
Bellflower Boulevard
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California State College At
Ethics help for hearing aid complaints in California
The Ethics Committees of the Hearing Aid Association of California offer mediation for public complaints about hearing aid dealers whether or not they are members. They have persuasive remedies for members, and disciplinary steps or legal action for nonmembers. Written complaints go to the area Ethics Committee at 332 S Market St Inglewood CA 90301. RK Inglewood.
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Hearing Aid Association of California
Area Ethics Committee
S. Market St
Inglewood
Calif
Woman shot by matchies in Wilmington case continues
Mrs Pacheco was shot in her bedroom as her estranged husband Jose Pacheco, 38, faces new charges. Alfredo Pacheco, 37, a police intelligence officer, was with her when the shooting occurred. Five young sons are in the care of Mrs Robles after the incident and the family’s contentious marriage history is noted in court records.
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Kay
Police Internal Affairs Division
Pacheco
Alfredo
Poisoned foods kill two sisters in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara authorities trace home canned fruits and vegetables sold by two widowed sisters Mary M. Smith 85 and Jo Grace Hawley 7 who died within days of each other after alleged botulism. Bottled foods tested as officials appeal to residents to surrender items for county Health Department analysis.
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Santa Barbara
Mary M. Smith
Jo Grace Hawley
Frank Cline
County Health Department
Los Angeles
Gerald A. Heidbreder
Los Angeles County Health Department
Foreign aid to halt Monday if no funds
The article reports that unless Congress passes an authorization and appropriation bill, foreign aid could stop by Monday. AID employs thousands in Washington and abroad, with no money for operations, salaries, or repatriation if funds are not approved. House leaders delay action, risking a halt to aid and staff furloughs.
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Gress
Houses
Congress
Bray
Washington
U.S
House
Senate
The Mafia Serial Explores Names Across Cities
A six part serial starting Sunday in your Independent Press Telegram examines how the criminal syndicate is labeled La Cosa Nostra in New York The Out in Chicago The Arm in Buffalo and commonly The Mafia, drawn from Nicholas Gages New York Times book.
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Chicago
Buffalo
The
Mafia
Your Independent
Press- Telegram
New York Times
Nicholas Gage
Reinecke Accused Aide of Plot Against Reagan
California politics report alleges Lt Governor Reinecke faced charges from STEWARD and another aide of organizing an undercover conspiracy against Governor Reagan, his administration, and staff while Reinecke acted as governor. It cites use of taxpayer financed offices for political aims and internal schemes involving Gillenwaters and Frankum. Steward was removed from payroll after distributing copies of a speech without approval.
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California
Reinecke
Robert H. Finch
Washington
Nixon
Franklin
Frankum
Gov. Reagan
Orient
Kovernor
Steward
Zinc dust blast injures thirteen at Torrance plant
The zinc dust explosion at a Torrance electrical conduit plant injured thirteen workers and caused widespread damage. Seven Torrance Fire Department units contained the blaze in about five minutes. Several workers suffered serious burns and were hospitalized in Harbor General, Little Company of Mary, USC Medical Center, and other nearby facilities.
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Torrance
TOE Plant
Dennis Hansen
Harbor General Hospital
Donald Minor
Drucy
Hawthorne
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Gary Moore
San Pedro
Ron Fultz
Lawndale
County Usc Medical Center
George Leary
Memorial Hospital
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Carson
Harbor General
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