Cape Kennedy Space Center Welcomes New Pet Alligator
A new alligator named Kasey, about seven feet, appeared weeks ago in a pond near Cape Kennedy Space Center headquarters. The original Kasey, smaller, lived there for nearly three years before disappearing. Space workers fed the animal marshmallows and the site hosts a burgeoning alligator population estimated around 2,000.
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Summit Advances Topics in Open Treaty Talks
Ziegler noted Korea questions centered on economics and trade with some reference to bases and the U S Japanese mutual security treaty. Talks will exclude Japanese relations with the Soviet Union, as treaty sessions close. Russians show interest in Japanese aid for printing oil and gas holds, a project also tested by U S firms.
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Nixon Tanaka dinner highlights at Honolulu summit
President Nixon hosted Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka for a working dinner in Honolulu to discuss trade and economic issues. The meal featured stuffed mahi mahi, filet of beef, and Japanese desserts, with California wines, during their two day summit meetings.
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Overdoses Rise With Three New Heroin Deaths
Three new probable heroin overdoses were reported Friday, bringing tolls in the area to twelve. A man identified as Rudy Gonzales died after arrival at Ciron Hospital and authorities said needle marks were found. Police and medical examiners continued probes as more cases emerged, with seven previously ruled overdoses and others still under investigation.
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Fire damages home as $40,000 grant aid announced
A six month grant of $40,000 from the Office of Economic Opportunity aids South Texas Health Consortium to train more health professionals. A Friday fire caused about $10,800 damage to a home in San Antonio and minor losses to contents. Fire officials cited inadvertent plastic tag ignition near a Christmas water heater as a factor.
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Pedestrian Fatality Marks City’s 63rd Death This Year
A San Antonio woman, Josely Bamarripa, about 6, died from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing at Cue lebra and Elmeadait. The crash left the driver unharmed. The 63rd pedestrian death compares with 64 at the same time last year.
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Pay Hikes Deferred Amid Budget and Defense Debate
Washington reports placed at issue deferment of planned federal pay raises for 26 civilian employees while lawmakers spar over tax reforms and defense spending. Treasury Secretary Shultz and Commerce Secretary Pemerson pushed back on McGovern proposals, fearing market harm and investment shifts if enacted.
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Senior Citizens Celebrate Fare Tokens and IDs
The Lights Action Line reports seniors on limited incomes will continue with fare tokens though many favor ID cards for easier verification. Arden L. Lewis notes a three to four month trial to refine the program. Identifications valid include Medicare, licenses, military IDs, and DPS IDs costing five dollars for four years. A separate note states the National Parks Services passport replaces the Golden Eagle passport, with a ten dollar fee granting entry to federal recreation sites. Concerns are raised about crossing signals and school zones. The piece closes with Walter C. Green criticizing marking and safety issues near crossings.
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