Welfare hike plan overruled by California court ruling
The California Supreme Court ruled 3-0 that courts cannot permit temporarily unlawful conduct by litigants or public officers. The decision clouded a proposed welfare reform tied to HR 1 and state funding, with Attorney General Younger arguing federal regs permit action without new legislation. The ruling centers on whether California can align reforms with its own laws amid federal requirements and possible payment changes.
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Mystery body found near Point Fermin reefs
Police traced a tip to a suspect after surfers found the body of a girl named Candi in a cave hollow along a steep trail near the Point Fermin reefs. She was fully clothed and identified by a Harley-Davidson belt buckle bearing the name Candi. No sexual assault indicated.
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London rail strike halts services and delays commuters
A one day protest by train engineers crippled rail operations in London with thousands stranded and traffic snarled. British Railways urged travelers to stay home as some lines faced total stoppages while others ran severely reduced services. In New York, Rev. Harold Louis Wright was elected suffragan bishop of the diocese of New York, becoming the first black bishop in the 188 year history of the see.
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Israelis and Egyptians clash along Suez Canal
An Egyptian soldier died as Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged small arms fire near Ismailia and Ayun Musa along the Suez Canal. The Israeli command said fighting also occurred near Mt. Ataka on the canal’s western side while Egypt accused Israel of ceasefire violations and expanding its foothold. A five member commission will probe wartime handling.
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Raid on Cambodian palace targets president
An air raid on the Cambodian presidential palace follows a bombardment nine months earlier that killed 47 and wounded 50. A T28 piloted by the exiled prince family’s son-in-law missed the palace, hitting a refugee camp and a soldiers barracks, with the pilot Lt Pech Lim Kuon later fleeing to Communist territory.
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Nixon Arkansas Georgia swing aims to blunt Watergate
President Nixon sped through Georgia on a campaign swing to blunt the Watergate crisis. He addressed cheering crowds in Macon after a 20 000 turnout at Robins Air Force Base and referenced Falcons coach Norm Van Brocklin while urging impeachment protesters to seek resolution.
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Sunday driving ban looms as energy debate rages
The piece outlines warnings that a Sunday gasoline ban could become reality under the 1950 Emergency Defense Act, with President weighing rationing as a last resort. Senate split on energy crisis bill, eight hours of debate planned, divisions noted within the administration as advisers push for rationing or higher taxes while urging conservation.
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Nixon campaign to remove tarnish from image gains headway
President Nixon shows a more direct style in a week of public appearances and a televised news conference with editors. GOP leaders and critics praise the openness while demanding more factual evidence to restore confidence. In Cyprus, security forces clash as guerrillas press for enosis with Greece amid rumors Grivas may hide in Limassol. Nixon defends his Energy policy stance as Senate leaders challenge his claims of administration action.
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Man Jumped From Coronado Span To Die On Bridge
SAN DIEGO officers spotted John Condon walking on the high Coronado Bay Bridge where foot traffic is forbidden. He was escorted to a bus depot, then two hours later leaped from the highest point about 240 feet above the bay. He became the sixth person in 18 months to die in a jump from the bridge.
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