Congress Confident On Overriding Nixon Veto In 4.8B Bill
Senate approves a 4.8 billion vocational rehabilitation bill despite Nixon veto threat. Other briefs note ICAO condemnation of Israel over a Libyan airliner, dollar weakness in European markets, Nixon-Meir talks, Whitten arrest legality, and resumed Haiphong mining operations with prisoner release timelines.
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United Nations, N.Y
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Sinai Desert
United Nations
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POW release lists reach week end as U S discloses numbers
United States says North Vietnam handed over a list of 106 American and two Thai POWs to be freed over the weekend. Viet Cong list for release not yet received for 30 Americans. Initial figures miscounted by including two West Germans, two Filipinos, and two Thais. No names released yet. next of kin to be notified before public release.
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United States
South Vietnam
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North Vietnam
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Provisional Revolutionary Government
Bui Tin
Washington
World powers back Vietnam peace with nine point declaration
Twelve governments including the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union endorsed a Vietnam peace accord forging a nine point declaration. The document sets a procedure to examine violations and calls for reconvening when six of the twelve lodge a complaint. North Vietnam and allies concede on recall rules and the Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government is named as a full participant.
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Vietnam
William P. Rogers
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France
China
Soviet Union
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
International Conference Center
North Vietnam
United States
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Senators Haste to Free Hostages at Wounded Knee
Senators James Abourezk and George McGovern flew to South Dakota to aid in resolving a two day siege at Wounded Knee where 11 residents are held by militants. They expected possible releases and planned to meet AIM leaders for negotiations after landing at Ellsworth AFB. The captors seek a Senate probe of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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South Dakota
James Abourezk
George McGovern
Pine Ridge
Abourezk
Washington
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Rapid City
American Indian Movement
AIM
Senate
Bureau of Indian Affairs
FBI
State Welfare Head Given HEW Position
California welfare director Robert B. Carleson is appointed to a new post in the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare to work with the governors of all states. He will serve as liaison and aid welfare reform efforts at the state level.
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California
Robert B. Carleson
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
San Francisco
HEW
Caspar W. Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Carleson
Weinberger
Reagan
Washington
Nixon
Nixon Defends Welfare Revamp Amid Controversy
President Nixon defended his revised social welfare program in a special message to Congress. He said the reform has sparked intense controversy and misunderstanding and outlined reorganization and scrapping of some past federal human resources activities.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Food Costs Said Main Problem In U.S. Economic Expansion
Stanford economist Ezra Solomon says inflation may ease and growth stay strong in 1973 but beef prices remain a concern. He forecasts 4.3 percent growth in early 1974 and a continued strong expansion for three to four years, with food prices expected to fall mid-year.
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Stanford
Calif
White House
Japan
Ezra Solomon
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Solomon
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Recall of tainted tuna completed, Starkist says
Starkist Foods Inc. says the recall of tainted tuna is complete with 3,600 cases, 46 cans each, distributed in Northern California Oregon North and South Dakota Minnesota New Jersey Missouri Alabama Illinois and Montana, removed from shelves.
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Starkist Foods Inc
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Alabama
Illinois
Montana
Jury Rejects $400,000 Injury Claim in Tehama County
Natchel Birdsong and son Gary Lee pursued $400,000 after a treehouse fall on Cone Ranch on June 2 1971. Defendants Henry Edwards George Stutz and Pedro Contrarez were cleared after a 30 minute jury verdict in Tehama County Superior Court.
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Natchel Birdsong
Gary Lee
Cone Ranch
Henry Edwards
George Stutz
Pedro Contrarez
Car Destroyed In Freeway Crash No Injury Reported
A Lakeview man, Jessie Ray Donald Hyatt, 20, escaped unhurt when his car was totally damaged in a crash on Interstate 5 near Red Bluff. CHP said he drifted to the right, hit a bridge railing, bounced into the southbound lanes, and stopped in the center divider at 3:05 a.m. half a mile south of the State Route 36 overcrossing.
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Lakeview
Ore
Red Bluff
Jessie Ray Donald Hyatt
California Highway Patrol
Shasta College Offers Nurse Aide Course at Red Bluff Hospital
Shasta College Evening Division launches a 200 hour ten week Nurse Aide program at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital Red Bluff starting March 26. No prior experience required as the entry level course includes daytime class sessions totaling 20 hours weekly. The written exam is set for 7:00 p.m. at Red Bluff High School Room 308, with interviews following.
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St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Red Bluff
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Red Bluff High School
Milestones in Western History Theme for 18th Round-Up Parade
The 18th annual Round-up Parade adopts Milestones in Western History as its theme for April 21. Parade director Zack Farmer highlights historic icons such as Spanish land grants and the 49 Gold Rush, and aims to surpass prior entry records with colorful floats. He praises Tehama County volunteers from service clubs and businesses and notes entry blanks will mail this week and are available at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Zack Farmer
Tehama County
Farmer
Chamber of Commerce
State Ranking Is High For Highway Safety
California ranks in the nation's top 12 in highway safety efforts, per a Reagan staff report. It notes failures on motorcycle helmet and vehicle inspection standards, a 1,255 of 1,600 1972 score, and about 35 million federal safety funds since 1967. Death rate fell to 3.6 per 100 million miles in 1971 from 4.2 in 1970.
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Sacramento
California
Ronald Reagan
van Oldenbeek
Assembly Defers Bingo Legalization Measure
In Sacramento an Assembly committee postponed Greene's bill to legalize church and charity bingo citing police concerns about organized crime. The local option proposal would bar minors and liquor, with proceeds directed to charities. A similar plan passed the Assembly last year but failed in the Senate.
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Calif
Assembly
Leroy F. Greene
Greene
Senate
Weather forecast with stable trend and mild temperatures
Clearing tonight with patchy fog and a fair Friday. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Warmer Friday with a high near 68 and low tonight around 48. Saturday looks fair with a 10 percent chance of rain. Temperatures yesterday 59 high, 49 low this morning. River levels listed for several local gauges. Showers moving onshore from the Pacific Coast to the northern Rockies with gale warnings on central and northern Pacific coasts.
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