China U S Anxious To Liquidate Bitterness In Relations
Washington reports rapid progress toward normalizing U S China ties with liaison offices in Washington and Peking seen as step toward diplomacy. Marshall Green cites four barriers mutual mistrust ideology Indochina Taiwan. notes Nixon trip and reduced troop presence aided trust. Future course remains uncertain as both sides weigh Soviet and Japanese moves and Asia alliance dynamics.
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Washington
UPD
United States
China
Peking
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Japan
People’s Republic of China
Chou Falai
Kissinger
State Department
Marshall Green
Indochina
Taiwan
U.S
Green
Vietnam
Russia
Tokyo
Southeast Asia
Kokanee Limit Reductions Discussed At County Hearing
A public hearing addressed kokanee and Dolly Varden fishing on the Clark Fork and Lightning Creek. Attendees urged reduced harvests, habitat protection, and flow guarantees, while officials discussed a future plan including fry planting and restoration actions.
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Lightning Creek
Clark Fork
Spring Creek
Dexter Bloom
Cabinet Gorge
Pend Oreille
Ortman
Fish and Game Department
Dave Reynolds
Hope
Albeni Falls
Reynolds
Jeb Best
Trestle Creek
Frank Warrer
Commercial Fishermen’s Association
Warrer
Washington Water Power
Corps
Tim Vaughn
WWP
Ernie Bartleson
Kalb
Navy To Pay Litton For Five Helicopter Carriers
The Navy will pay Litton Industries Ingalls Shipyard 948 million dollars for five LHA class helicopter carriers, far less than Litton's claimed due costs of 108 million. Litton denounces the payment as unilateral and plans appeals. The dispute has stirred Congressional controversy over cost overruns and ties to Roy Ash, Nixon appointee budget director.
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Navy
Ash
Nixon
Litton
Nixon outlines welfare and health reform proposals
Nixon discusses a welfare reform aimed at encouraging work and limiting welfare dependence. He promises new health insurance legislation to ensure universal, adequate funding and pledges a large education grants consolidation. He cites home ownership among seniors and proposes relieving property tax burdens, plus dismantling the Office of Economic Opportunity with proper legal steps.
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Nixon
Congress
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hanoi to release 142 POWs within 48 hours
North Vietnam said it would free 142 prisoners of war in Hanoi within 48 hours, including 106 Americans, 26 U S soldiers, two West German civilians, two Thais, two Filipinos, and two U S civilians. Release likely Sunday after a late announcement. The move followed a Joint Military Commission meeting on captured persons. Also John Ford named first recipient of the American Film Institute lifetime achievement award.
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Bert W. Okuley
Saigon
UPD
Hanoi
Bui Tin
U.S
South Vietnam
Tin
Joint Military Commission
Washington
John Ford
American Film Institute
Lumber Firm Agrees to Refund Overcharges
Idaho Forest Industries Inc of Coeur d Alene will refund 28488 dollars in overcharges on mobile home trusses made at its Lake Oswego division. The refund follows an IRS probe into pricing during Nixon era price controls from August 15 1971 under Phase II of the Economic Stabilization Act with full cooperation from the company.
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Idaho Forest Industries, Inc
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Forest Industry, Inc., Management
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