Young and Allies Take Power as California Won Shifts
Sacramento reports Governor Ronald Reagan era ends as new Democratic leaders take oath. Eve Younger becomes attorney general with a private dinner in Los Angeles, while five new constitutional officers assume office in ceremonies. New appointees include environmental and energy figures A Thomas Quin and L Mantin, Sierra Club official Rose Bird, and others shaping a broad cabinet.
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Roy M. Bell
Banks see 11 percent deposit rise in South County amid recession
South County banks report deposits up 11 percent through June 1974 from 1973 in major branches including Fremont Newark and Union City. economists say savings rise during recession and deposits in time certificates of deposit grow most, with large denominational deposits totaling 16.5 billion in nine western states.
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Ford names panel to probe CIA spying charges
President Ford appoints Nelson Rockefeller to lead an eight member commission to investigate illegal domestic CIA spying on Americans. The panel will report by April and turn findings over to Congress for public release, alongside ongoing congressional inquiry.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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See story about Houston Con Wilson and Aten
Readable fragments describe Houston Con Wilson and Aten in a local scene but lack clear event, date, or outcome. The text mentions a season and home context with unclear connections and names. Limited details prevent a full factual summary.
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Group says brand-name drugs dominate market
A private study by the Campaign Economic Priorities asserts that allowing pharmacists to buy the lowest priced drugs could cut antibiotic costs by over half. It notes wide price variation among drugs with identical active ingredients sold under different brands, citing erythromycin and tetracycline as examples.
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Parke Davis
Squibb
Ray Smith calls for financial reform in Fremont schools
In Fremont Unified School District debates over financial reform emerge as a key issue cited by 48 year old candidate Ray Smith. The piece notes the district focus amid ongoing school governance discussions on page 2.
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Fremont Unified
Veteran U S Ski Team member killed in practice jump
Jeff Wright a veteran member of the U S Ski team died after a fall during a practice jump in preparation for the New Year s Ski Meet in Brattleboro Vermont.
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Jeff Wright
U.S
Brattleboro
Weather forecast: Mostly cloudy through Monday with rain likely
Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Monday with rain likely tonight into Tuesday. Nighttime lows in the 40s, daytime highs in the 50s. Winds shift from variable to southerly up to 15 mph.
Inside Story Lifestyle Obituary TV Log and Comics
A compact column sketches lifestyle sections including obituaries and TV listings. It notes editorial notes and bridge segments alongside comic features and craftwork pages.
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Brezhnev Suffering Leukemia Reports Prompt Trip Cancelation
Chicago columnist says Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev has leukemia and that his canceled Middle East trip reflects the progression of the disease. Bartlett cites unnamed sources and notes Soviet officials downplay the illness while seeking medical help in the United States.
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Anwar Sadat
Bank robbery suspects in custody after friendly loan ad
In Newark New Jersey police say four men robbed Broad National Bank last Tuesday and remain in custody awaiting arraignment. The bank placed an ad in the Newark Star Ledger advising would be robbers to seek a loan rather than barge in with guns. The unauthorized withdrawal totaled 304382.21 and the ad urged criminals to choose the friendly line for help.
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