Reagan signs bill protecting newsmen from grand jury disclosure
California Governor Reagan signs a law extending newsman privilege to grand jury testimony. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman William Bagley, shields publishers editors reporters and staff from revealing confidential sources and follows cases of reporters jailed for contempt.
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Anti American Rally in China in Peking
Radio Peking reports over 10 000 people at the first anti American rally in Peking since Nixon's China visit. Chinese leaders including Yeh Chien ying and Chou En Lai urged the U S to halt bombing in North Vietnam and resume Paris peace talks.
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False Loan Charge Filed
Gary L. Payne, 22, of Elk in Northeastern Washington, held in Kootenai County Jail on a federal charge of inducing a federal reserve bank to approve a loan while claiming net worth over 177000. Indicted by a federal grand jury in Boise on December 13 and bond set at 2000 by U S Magistrate Ellsworth P Gump.
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Big stink sparks Natchez courthouse scare
A strong odor forced evacuation at the Adams County Courthouse on Wednesday. Firefighters traced the pungent smell to a flawed deodorant can, ending the alarm as staff resumed normal duties.
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Idaho Onion Crop Production Up 1972 Increase
The 1972 Idaho onion crop rose 12 percent from the prior year and 17 percent from 1970 with a high yield of 4 809 000 hundredweight and a crop value of 20 927 000 dollars up 32 percent from 1971. Harvested acreage totaled 9 200 acres in two states, surpassing 1971. National late summer onions fell eight percent from last year.
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Paul Newman’s Son Wanted by Delaware Police
Delaware state police issued warrants for Allen S. Newman 23 son of Paul Newman after a high speed chase outside Newark. He reportedly reached around 120 mph before crossing into Maryland where he was arrested for speeding and released. his current location is unknown.
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Nixon blasted on bombing policy sparks political backlash
SPRINGFIELD Ohio Senator William B Saxbe said President Nixon appears to have left his senses by ordering renewed bombing of North Vietnam and is holding the U S to world ridicule He urged that the country say enough to what he called a one man vendetta and warned of returning to the Stone Age in the Vietnam conflict.
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Saxbe criticizes renewed bombing and Nixon policy
Saxbe says renewed bombing would destroy North Vietnam and endanger American lives and planes. He accuses Nixon of courting world ridicule and says he was not consulted by the administration or other Armed Services Committee members. He supports end-the-war legislation when Congress reconvenes.
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Theft prompts lock of senate doors
Lieutenant Governor Jack Murphy told Boise police he may change the locks on the State Senate chambers after several thefts. About 20 keys are in circulation and police suspect an inside job after a red corduroy lampshade was stolen. A lamp was also reported missing about three months earlier.
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Wallace fitted with battery powered pain relief device
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace was fitted with an external skin stimulator at Veterans Hospital in Miami on Wednesday. Dr. Daniel Robinson said the battery operated electrodes produce a sensation near a spinal injury to divert the pain pathway as Wallace visits friends on Key Biscayne.
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Petzoldt Plans Eighth Grand Teton Assault
Paul Petzoldt 65 plans to live in a snow cave on Grand Teton and attempt an assault on New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day. The group has reached the peak only once, in 1969, and Petzoldt expects to keep climbing for years.
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