Lockheed Seen With Inside Track On Cheap Fighter Plan
Washington reports indicate Lockheed Aircraft Corp leads in a Pentagon prototype cheap fighter plan to curb cost overruns. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard presses contractors to reform, while McDonnell Douglas and Grumman face renewed scrutiny amid defense program tensions.
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Long Island
Mrs Nixon Tours Nation to Turn Federal Lands
First lady Pat Nixon begins a three day swing promoting Parks to the People turning over 10.5 million dollars worth of federal land in five states for recreation. She will inaugurate transfers of 230 acres near the George Washington Memorial Parkway to the National Park Service then 2,937 acres at Ft Custer in Michigan, totaling 4,243 acres. The trip includes stops at Fort Snelling Camp White and Border Field with Ehrlichman accompanying and Nixon expected to join later for a two week stay and a formal speech at San Clemente.
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New Phase Seen in Mideast Conflict By Egyptian Sources
Cairo political sources cite a "new phase" as an unofficial deadline on American mediation expires at midnight. Al Ahram editor Mohammed Hassanein Heikal says Sadat may act in Egypts best interests, potentially raising the issue at the UN Security Council amid border clashes and a heavy Syrian buildup near Jordan and Syria.
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Prison Con Killer Sought After Idaho inmate death
Detroit dispatch reports Idaho prison officials probing the stabbing death of inmate William H. Butler, 28, found in a gym area cellblock. Authorities linked the riot and violence to tensions involving Arab capitals and regional conflict, with several convicts suspected.
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Poll Results Hint at Venue Change in Corona Case
A telephone poll among area residents was expected to influence whether Juan V. Corona receives a change of venue in his mass murder case, with attorney Richards suggesting results could be known in about a week. The discussion occurred as residents speculated on the trial proceedings and potential courtroom location.
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Sutter County
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Germany
War game backfires as guards face sudden riot and fire
CORONA CASE A Utah National Guard training exercise at a deserted mining town turns chaotic as troops improvise to defend the site nicknamed Little Hanoi. The scene includes arson, scorched buildings, and a city pitting residents against crisis responders amid a tense mock battle.
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Mechanical heart device aids patient in care and recovery
A hospital report describes a patient in heart surgery care using a six inch silicone and dacron patch booster attached to the heart. The device is turned off every third hour to assess the natural heart, while antibiotics are given intermittently and the patient rests, eats soft food, and is allowed out of bed briefly. The report notes the patient remains in intensive care and shows cautious progress as life aboard a new port cruise itinerary is reported elsewhere.
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Shanks
Reunion Brings Jim Hayes Back To Family After 51 Years
Aberdeen Washington AP report tells how Jim Hayes, long listed as an entry in the family Bible, met his siblings after being adopted as an infant. He grew up in California and learned his birth date differs from the date in family records. Only one sister could not attend as she was in Germany. Hayes now works in Redwood City and plans to visit relatives near Aberdeen and Tacoma.
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