Grant On Supreme Court Justice John Harlan Dies
Justice John Marshall Harlan, 72, dies of cancer in Washington. Nixon calls him a giant of the Supreme Court after 18 years on the bench. Rehnquist named to replace him. Funeral planned in Weston, Connecticut.
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Chicago
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Oxford
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U.S. Air Force
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Conn
State Appeals Illinois No-Fault Insurance Ruling
Judge Cavelli struck down key no fault provisions citing equal protection and due process concerns for the poor. Gov Oxley announced an immediate appeal as officials expect the law to take effect March 1. stay requests and possible higher court review loom.
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Supreme Court
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Malta Heads Toward Break With Britain Over Bases
Britain and Malta face a crisis as Prime Minister Mintoff demands 68 million a year to keep British troops, and Britain offers 24.7 million plus 18.2 million over five years. Mintoff orders Britain to depart by Friday. Britain says troops and families will begin leaving and bases will be evacuated by March 31. Malta’s pro Western stance and ties to the USSR and Libya are noted amid a tight parliamentary vote of no confidence.
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Associated Press
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Hussiang
Soviet Union
Libya
Europe
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Administration Plans All-Out Effort To Stimulate Lagging U.S. Trading
The Nixon administration released a White House report outlining a multi pronged push to boost U S trading competitiveness and tech leadership. Proposals include a value added tax export credits R and D tax incentives and potential Japan style large trading corporations to foster export development. The plan aims to dismantle trade barriers and enhances U S negotiations with major economies while noting Japan’s evolving openness.
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White House
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Nixon
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Stacles
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White House Advance Party In Honolulu
The White House advance party for President Nixon’s Peking visit arrived in Honolulu for a two day stopover. The 25 member group, led by Ronald I. Zierlen and Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., includes TV network reps and Maj. John Selutes. They will next head to Shanghai then Peking and Hangchow.
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Pacific
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Lan
Shanghai
Hangchow
Maj
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Elkhart
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Nixon Brandt Talk Ends With Pledge Of Close Ties
The Nixon Brandt summit in Key Biscayne closed with goodwill and pledges to keep the United States and West Germany closely allied. President Nixon announced the nomination of David Kennedy as the new US ambassador to NATO, signaling a strong European focus. Kennedy will be ambassador at large, as NATO talks resume and ties with Europe, especially on economic and military issues, remain a priority. Brandt and family then left for a beach holiday on the Gulf coast at Longboat Key.
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Associated Press
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Belfast bombing targets politicians home during IRA violence
In Belfast a bomb attack hit the home of a speaker and other politicians as clashes continue in Northern Ireland. One person was killed and several suspects were arrested as British forces pursue IRA connections amid ongoing violence.
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