UFO Sighting Report Sparks Southwide Interest
Georgi Gov. Himmy Ganter recounts a dinner meeting sighting of a flying saucer with Leon and friends. Police and security units in Tennessee also reported a light in the sky. Meanwhile Broadway headlines note Hol Wallaci and Ann Jackson return in The Waltz of the Toreadays, with a 25th wedding anniversary party observed. Margaret Linn, 39, actress, dies in Los Angeles after a cerebral hemorrhage. film credits include Kiue and Puzzle of a Constantall Chills.
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Nixon doubts hay fever claim as doctor disagrees
President Nixon and White House physician Dr. Walter Tkach clashed over whether the chief executive suffers from hay fever. Nixon said he had allergy symptoms and swelling in the eyes, while Tkach doubted the self diagnosis and noted no swelling upon examination during a photo session in the Oval Office.
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Auto talks aim to avert strike and clinch accord
Chrysler Corp and United Auto Workers negotiators met to settle key issues including wages and voluntary overtime before a looming strike deadline. Officials William O Doran and William F. Ravinger Jr discussed terms with UAW leader Leonard Woodcock and Douglas Prager in a high level session.
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Nixon OK due on pro grid TV bill
President Nixon was expected to sign a law enabling television broadcast of sold out home NFL games, with 72 hour blackout rules, passed by House 146 to 37 and approved by Senate. Analysts note implications for fans and league politics amid fast action and controversy.
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Three Miles Of Ocean Frontage May Join State Parks
SACRAMENTO Three miles of ocean frontage between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach would become part of the state parks system if a 27.6 million appropriation is approved. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee sent the bill to the floor by an 11-3 vote. If approved, it goes to the Senate with amendments before Reagan considers it.
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Legislature votes to require business in public sent to Reagan
The bill by Sen. Donald L. Grutisky would force most legislative business to occur in public or lawmakers could face jail. It passed the Senate 32 to 1 and the Assembly 72 to 6 after conference committee amendments and now goes to Gov. Reagan.
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