Polish Czech ministers die in Baltic plane crash
Warsaw reports interior ministers Wieslaw Ociepka of Poland and Radko Kaska of Czechoslovakia perished with their aides and crew near Szczecin after an official visit, killing key police service leaders. Brezhnev visit to U.S. discussed as talks begin post Vietnam accord. success hinges on most favored nation status.
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IRA claims killing in Belfast during tense patrols
The IRA says its gunmen killed a British soldier in Belfast in what it calls retaliation after the death of a 13 year old boy cited as a suspected sniper. Lance Cpl Alan Kennington was shot during a lollipop patrol guarding Catholic children.
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Arctic survivor testifies to cannibalism after crash
Marten Hartwell, the sole survivor of a November crash in the Canadian Arctic, testified he ate the flesh of a dead passenger after food ran out. He cited the boy David Kootook's earlier help and said both were stranded 31 days before rescue in sub zero conditions.
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Court upholds voting law in recall election ruling
Arizona Supreme Court rules the failure to vote in one election year cancels a voter's registration unless they re-register. The decision affects an estimated 200,000 potential voters and may hinder recall petition efforts against Gov. Jack Williams. The ruling emphasizes county recorders must apply existing law and meet the April filing deadline.
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Nixon Focuses on American Dream and New Policy Direction
President Nixon delivers a special message to Congress outlining aims for the 1970s. He pledges resubmitting federal health insurance, manpower funding via revenue sharing, greater tribal government powers, support for the Equal Rights Amendment, more college aid, and a tuition tax credit for parents of nonpublic school students. He frames policy around incentives over direct services and fiscal restraint, noting 1973 life quality improvements and restructuring OEO to cabinet departments.
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Mazda meets 75 emission standards in test run
UPI reports the Environmental Protection Agency found a Mazda rotary engine car met the 1975 emission limit by averaging about half of the allowed hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide, and one third lower nitrogen oxide, in a 0,000 mile test. The agency noted no fuel penalty from the thermal reaction control system.
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Hanoi bombing cost twenty five million a day
Washington AP says the 12 day bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong cost 25 million dollars daily. Dennis J. Doolin testified that the strikes were precise and harmed mainly military targets aside from Bach Mai Hospital incident.
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