Newsman's Car Smashed in Moscow
United Press International correspondent James O. Jackson saw his car window shattered on a Moscow side street near the Kremlin while unoccupied. The attack follows a wave of damage to American owned cars in January amid Soviet anger over harassment of Soviet diplomats in America and threats to safety of U.S. citizens in Moscow.
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Spruce Goose Lease Ends With Move Off by 1972
The Long Beach Harbor Commission orders the Spruce Goose to vacate the waterfront hangar by March 3, 1972 after deciding that waterfront development would yield more income than Hughes’ $100 daily lease. The eight engine wooden flyer has been in the hangar since 1947 and has not been shown to the public.
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Casey Hearing Reopened Over SEC Chairman Qualifications
Senate Banking Committee votes to recall William J. Casey for questions on his fitness to head the Securities and Exchange Commission. Open hearing planned next Tuesday amid disclosures of lawsuits and a plagiarism case involving Casey and a 1957 letter. He settled one case for 8000 dollars while another remains unresolved.
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Utah
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Tennessee
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Craven
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Cuddahy
Andrus backs single department concept for Idaho
Gov. Cecil Andrus endorsed a single department approach for Idaho environmental protection, opposing a realignment within health. He backed Attorney General Tony Park's bill to create a separate environment department and said he would sign it if passed. He also noted plans to challenge railroads over lands and rates as Railpax nears.
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Washington
John Volpe
Daily Bee Want Ads Drive Local Listings
Classifieds in the Daily Bee highlight job opportunities, housing, and items for sale. Short notices cover services, lost and found, and personal ads, reflecting active commerce and community needs in the city.
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Nixon Presents Medal of Honor to Seven Vietnam Heroes
President Nixon awarded the Medal of Honor in a White House East Room ceremony to six soldiers and one Marine for heroism in Vietnam. The honorees include Capt Wes ly L Fox of Herndon Virginia and Capt Harold A Fritz Capt Robert L Howard Sgt Finnis D McCleery Sgt Don J Jenkings Gordon R Roberts and Sp 4 George C Lang, all cited for wounds and valor.
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Community Club Meetings and Events Listed in Bonner County
Local groups in Sandpoint share a busy March schedule with meetings at Northern Lights, Ada Coulston home, Mrs Varney residence, and the Washington Water Power building. Programs include foot care horse shoeing retirement talks cancer films and traffic safety discussions.
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Mal Watson
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Washington Water Power Building
Dr. Alm
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