Nixon Favored to Reelect, Greek Odds Put Him Ahead
Washington by Jimmy the Greek Snyder places President Nixon as a 7 to 5 favorite to win reelection next year over Sen. Ed Muskie. The piece notes Nixon's rise since July and details Greek odds on Democratic and Republican nominees, including Nixon’s running mate and other potential contenders, based on a private poll of 700 women aged 30 to 50.
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Grand jury reform urged as watchdog and indicting panel plan
San Diego report from UPI outlines a two panel grand jury system by the County Bar Association. The indictment panel would broaden blue collar participation while preserving secrecy and non adversary processes. The plan includes checks on DA use and required disclosure of factors guiding indictments.
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Coastal strip plan aims to limit shoreline use
California state planner Harold D. Bissell urged restricting a half mile coastal strip to essential activities as part of the Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan. The policy effort, funded by a 1967 law, seeks guidance on balancing access, environmental protection, and visual impact while remaining a broad framework rather than a land use map.
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Nuclear milestone celebrated in Idaho roots of power
In Idaho Falls region December marks the 1951 startup of a National Reactor Testing Station reactor that generated electricity, launching civilian nuclear power. Since Eisenhower’s 1953 push, water cooled reactors dominate, with about twenty in operation and others under construction, aiming for a quarter of US electricity by 1980. Residents view nuclear plants as safe, underpinning the celebration.
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Car pools use toll free lanes on Bay Bridge
In San Francisco, 1,985 car pools used toll free lanes on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Tuesday. Previously 800 to 1,000 car pools crossed during the three hour morning rush. Total vehicle count today was 22,742.
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