Pueblo crew at Miramar recalls rescue after the Pueblo crisis
On December 24 1968 the surviving crew of the USS Pueblo returned to San Diego Miramar Naval Air Station after 11 months in North Korean captivity. Cmdr Lloyd Bucher and others faced mixed returns as debates about leadership and strategy followed. The incident reshaped U S naval intelligence practices and prompted hearings and changes in defensive measures.
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Police protection strain grows as San Jose expands
San Jose faces thin police coverage amid rapid growth from 20 000 to nearly 500 000 residents in a decade. With 560 officers and 104 civilians, the department fights crime over 137 square miles, reopening foot patrols, adding one-man cars, and centralizing jail operations to boost coverage while coping with vacancies and a four-day week.
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Oregon Faces Tax Crisis Amid Referendum Clash
Oregon lawmakers froze the fiscal relationship with federal tax changes for a year to prevent a $16 million loss in revenue. Leslie Bahr files a referendum petition to let voters rescind the act in May, risking broader budget cuts as general fund agencies face a 2 percent reduction.
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Oregon
Leslie ¥. Bahr
Secretary of State
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