Bill inked for buying beach strip
California Governor Reagan signed AB 196 authorizing the purchase of a 24 mile beach strip from Huntington Beach Pier to Bolsa Chica State Beach. The State Department of Parks and Recreation will acquire the property from Huntington Beach Co and allow ongoing oil extraction by active firms. An $8.1 million appropriation is included in the 1974 budget.
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Bolsa Chica State Beach
Robert EL Burke
Huntington Beach
State Department of Perks and Recreation
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Nixon and Ortoli discuss Atlantic alliance principles
President Nixon met with European diplomat Francois-Xavier Ortoli in Washington to pursue a new declaration of principles on Atlantic relations. The 70 minute Oval Office talk was described as very positive and broad in scope by a White House spokesman. The same day the Supreme Court opened its 1973 term with a brief ceremony inviting Robert H. Bork to present as Solicitor General.
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Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
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White House
Supreme Court
Elliot L. Richardson
Robert H. Bork
High Court
Los Angeles County Fair thrill ride snaps injuring eleven
A high speed ride named The Hurricane at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona broke apart Sunday night, ejecting riders and injuring eleven. The most serious, Margaret Towell, 40, suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries. Dozens were hospitalized as investigators work to determine the cause on the fair's final day.
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UFD
Los Angeles County Fair
Margareta Towell
Los Angeles
Gerary Pompa
Dead in Wheelchairs At Jackson Memorial Hospital
Two indigent elderly men, Jordan and Brinson, died in hospital wheelchairs after hours in the emergency ward while awaiting nursing home placement. Officials cite bed shortages and welfare pay rates as factors. the death underscores the broader public care crisis in big cities.
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Clarence Brinson
Brinson
Jordan
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Bill Keck
Keck
Ambulance pair revive breech newborn in Rossmoor
Gary Reynolds and Steve Bush, ambulance attendants from Bellflower and Long Beach, rushed to Ray and Georgialyn Seligman’s home at 3 36 am to help a breech birth. The baby boy, weighing just over 5 pounds, was nonresponsive but revived after mouth to mouth resuscitation. Both mother and child were listed as doing well at Los Alamitos General Hospital.
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Gary Reynolds
Bellflower
Steve Bush
Lone Beach
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Georgialyn Seligman
Wembley Street
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Toynolds
Bush
Los Alamitos General Hospital
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Where to Find STD 7n the sidesell Vice President Agnew
Abbreviated note indicates Agnew scolds Justice Department. Page and section references appear as a fragmented index line. The text lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Agnew
Justice Department
Watergate burglars to have sentences cut by judge
Judge John Sirica said he would reduce the provisional sentences of up to 40 years given to Howard Hunt and four others who pleaded guilty in the Watergate burglary. He cited widespread misunderstanding and promised leniency in determining final punishments, noting no date for final sentences.
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UPL
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Sirica
Howard Hunt
U.S. District Court
District of Columbia
Siriga
Daniel G. Schultz
Tey
Hunt
Sidney Fuchs
Senate
Maria Elena Moffett
Bernard Barker
Barker
U.S
John Strica
Wirkonala
White House denies Peterson leak source in Agnew remarks
The White House said today Attorney General Elliot Richardson assured President Nixon that Justice Department official Henry Peterson was not the source of a controversial news leak about the Vice Presidential investigation. In a California speech on Saturday Agnew accused Peterson of selecting him as a trophy to regain prestige from Watergate fallout.
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White House
Elliot Richardson
Nixon
Justice Department
Henry Peterson
Spire T. Agnew
California
Agnew
Petersen
Meir denounces Austria action as terrorism boost
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir condemned Austria's decision to block transit facilities for Israeli bound Russian Jews as encouraging Arab terrorism and said Israel would seek talks with Chancellor Kreisky in Vienna. Austrian officials upheld the move amid hostage negotiations and regional pressure.
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Golda Meir
Austria
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Vienna
Hruno Kreisky
Schoenay Castle
Russia
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Jerusalem
Yiga Allen
Knessethat
Cairo
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Arab League
Israel
United States
Sayyed Nofal
The
Air Mail To Move By Air For Long-Haul First Class
Postmaster General J T Klassen announced air first class mail covering about 600 miles will be carried by airlines within weeks. Air mail costs three cents more than standard first class but will retain priority handling from origin to destination.
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Washington
J. T. Klassen
Klassen
National Postal Forum
Weather and Postal Changes Face Holiday Season
The forecast covers Tehiget and adjacent areas with clouds at night and morning, sun in the afternoon, and highs near 75. Mountains and deserts expect gusty winds and varying lows and highs. postal official Klassen outlines guarantees for first class mail space during Christmas, possible delivery standards, and temporary rate changes including air mail at 13 to 14 cents and first class at 10 cents.
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