Maddox Loses Folding Minibike on Holy Land Trip
Georgia Lt. Gov Lester Maddox arrived in Israel with 200 Georgians for a Holy Land pilgrimage. He hoped to present a folding minibike to Baptist village children, but the bicycle vanished en route between Georgia Rome and Israel, risking disappointment to hosts during his first trip outside the United States.
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Lester Maddox
Georgia
Israel
Maddox
Jerusalem
Rome
United States
Holy Land
Nixon Family Plans Thanksgiving at Camp David
President Nixon will dine at Camp David with Navy stewards handling cooking duties while son in law David Eisenhower is away on Navy duty in the Mediterranean. It is the first Camp David Thanksgiving for the family.
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Nixon
White House
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Ronald Jackson
David Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Rejuggle tax reform bill to gain OK
Governor Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti push a $14 billion tax reform package aimed at boosting school funding and urban relief. The plan lowers an exemption to raise $32 million for big city schools, adds $103 million by dropping motor vehicle fee hikes, and targets $332 million yearly for local schools. Critics say it shifts burden to the poor with a sales tax raise, while Moretti touts it as California’s finest school bill. Senate support remains uncertain as lawmakers close in on a Dec 1 adjournment.
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Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Moretti
Moreti
Petris
California
Senate OKs bill extending job protections to men
In Sacramento the Senate narrowly approved a bill extending to men the same protections for working conditions now afforded to women and children. The measure by Willie Brown Jr. cleared on a 21-1 vote and returns to the Assembly for concurrence in amendments. It would place men under the State Industrial Welfare Commission, which governs conditions for women and minors.
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San Francisco
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$11,000 Paid for One Aeroboam of 1870 Mouton Rothschild
Los Angeles based sale part of a world auction via satellite links. Mario Ruspoli paid 11000 dollars for a single Aeroboam of Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1870, the highest price ever for such a bottle. Sotheby Park-Bennet ran the L A auction with Paris and London bidding connected. Ruspoli would not disclose his address or answer questions.
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UPI
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Chateau Mouton Rothschild
Ruspoli
Hughly
Sotheby Park
Bennet
Paris
London
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Sotheby Park-Bennet
Infant Saved After Night Stroll On Oakland Street
A truck driver on Mac Arthur Boulevard spotted a two year old girl, Lyn Sally, in blue and white pajamas crawling toward a busy street at 3 30 a m. He stopped, rescued her, and a cab driver alerted police. The child's mother, Patty Sally, reported she had been missing from her bed when contacted at daybreak.
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UPI
A. . Porter
MacArthur Boulevard
Porter
Lyn Sally
Une
Patty Sally
Rport
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