Alioto Emerges as Key Advocate for Cities in Budget Fight
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto becomes a leading voice in the national budget battle, urging restoration of urban funding and opposing Nixon's revenue sharing plan. He frames the crisis as a Christian ethic to care for the needy and predicts a vigorous bid for California governor, facing a wide Democratic field and possible Republican rival.
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Indians Claim Victory At Wounded Knee
Federal marshals pulled out from Wounded Knee after Indian militants who seized the village announced victory. Justice officials said a grand jury would consider indictments while AIM leader Russell Means claimed a total victory and pledged ongoing negotiations with the Interior Department and NCC representatives.
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Third POW Group Due Release Amid Vietnam Talks
Reports say the third group of American prisoners may be repatriated Wednesday as the U S demands a names list by Sunday. Viet Cong canceled releases of 20 30 South Vietnamese prisoners but said Americans’ release linked to U S forces withdrawal remains on schedule.
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Nixon proposes anticrime package and death penalty
President Nixon outlined a nationwide anticrime package proposing mandatory life sentences for major drug dealers with prior convictions and a separate death penalty statute for federal crimes including murder, treason, and other war related offenses. He pressed Congress to act quickly amid claims the penalty acts deter crime.
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