Nixon Sees Year End Accomplishments Amid Watergate Fallout
A senior aide portrays President Nixon as satisfied with his year’s achievements including peacetime economy gains, energy policy actions, and foreign policy strides. The official says Nixon will not resign, cites ongoing Watergate pressures, and notes focus on inflation and energy in the coming year.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Dairy
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Watergate
Ralph Nader
William Debovicr
Georgetown
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Middle East
Kimball Named Mormon Leader President of LDS Church
Spencer W. Kimball was chosen as the 12th president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He pledged to carry forward Harold B. Lee's programs and keep leadership with counselors N Eldon Tanner and Marion Romney. He spoke of strengthening youth, missionary and welfare efforts and noted health improvements after past surgeries. He said women should remain in the home and reiterated that priesthood policies for Black members are not his to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gillins
Salt Lake City
UPI
Spencer W. Kimball
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Harold B. Lee
Kimball
Lee
N. Eldon Tanner
Marion R. Romney
Queen Plans 575000 Modernization Of Sandringham Homes
London reports Queen Elizabeth II will spend 575000 to modernize private Sandringham country houses. Buckingham Palace confirms a detailed survey is under way after earlier checks found structural defects. The queen arrived at Sandringham for New Year with eight family members on the 1870 house estate.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth II
Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
California Woman Arrested for Pot Possession at Boise Airport
A 26 year old California woman Constance Marie Nelson was arrested as she boarded a Reno flight in Boise and charged with marijuana possession. She was released on a 300 dollar bond pending magistrate court. Airport security found marijuana in her purse during pre boarding screening. Three men were also arrested for felony possession with intent to deliver and Ada County deputies seized 10 pounds of marijuana.
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Boise
UPI
California
Reno
Constance Marie Nelson
South Lake Tahoe
Ada County
Uncle posts 5000 reward in Daytona Beach kidnapping
The uncle of Kathy Morris 20 of South Daytona posted a 5000 reward for information leading to the capture of a masked gunman who abducted her and held three friends captive at a birthday party in Daytona Beach. The suspect described as black and in his early 20s fled in a white 1966 Buick after binding two of the girls.
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Daytona
Fila
UPI
Daytona Beach
Kathy Morris
South
Miss Morris
Patricia Malarney
Malarney
Virginia Malarney
Patricia
FBI
George Lubke Jr
John Malarney
January designated Alien Address Report Month proclamation
Mayor Les Brown proclaims January as Alien Address Report Month under the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952. Every alien citizen must report address annually, even if unchanged, with city employees urged to assist at post offices or INS offices in Sandpoint.
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Les Borwn
City of
Sandpoint
Post Office of Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Secretariat Flunked Fertility Tests Says Report
Paris Kentucky UPI reports Secretariat the horse of the year failed preliminary fertility tests though Clairborne Farms manager denies it. The stallion, brought to stud after sweeping the three major US races, has a $6 080 000 syndicate sale. Veterinarians detected a foreign substance in semen from Secretariat and his half brother Riva Ridge, but officials say such findings are not unusual after racing strain.
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Paris
UPI
Secretariat
William K. Taylor
Clairborne Farms
Citation
Taylor
Seth Hancock
Stud Farm
Riva Ridge
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Ronald Ziegler
Haig
Ziegeler
Washington Post
Eve
Iat Connies
Kentucky Velvet
4Th
Cedar Streets
Sandpoint, Idaho
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