Senate panel finds no direct link between CIA plots and president
The Senate committee supervising the CIA says no evidence has emerged linking a president to assassination plans. After a three hour session with former CIA director Richard Helms, Senator Frank Church of Idaho said there is no proof the president knew or directed plots against foreign leaders during the period studied.
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Massachusetts
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Hathaway sworn in as interior secretary by Rehnquist
Former Wyoming Gov. Stanley Hathaway was sworn in as secretary of the interior in a ceremony at the Interior Department. President Ford praised his selection despite conservationist opposition. Hathaway, 50, acknowledged balancing conservation with energy independence as his oath was administered by Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist.
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UPI
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Hathaway
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William Rehnquist
Interior Department
Stocks Drift Lower On NYSE In Slow Trading
On the New York Stock Exchange prices drifted lower as investors stayed on the sidelines. The Dow fell to 817.19, down 2.12, with 616 declines and 435 advances among 1,499 issues at noon. Two hour volume was about 6 million shares. In Washington Ford signed a $15 billion education benefits bill and a $473 million summer jobs program for youths.
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Ford to nominate Alabama president Mathews for HEW post
White House confirms President Ford will nominate University of Alabama President F David Mathews to be secretary of Health Education and Welfare Rep Walter Flowers says the 39 year old Democrat will replace Caspar Weinberger who has signaled a wish to return to private life.
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California to Mail Back Pay Checks to 120000 Workers
State Controller Ken Cory announced that nearly 120000 current and former state employees will receive back pay totaling 46.3 million dollars by mail next week. The payments cover actual earnings from July 1, 1973, to April 30, 1974, with later interest payments to follow after a Supreme Court ruling overturned a prior block.
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Fear City pamphlets ban sparks free speech challenge
Off duty police and firemen were served with a federal court order prohibiting pamphlet distribution calling New York Fear City. The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association quickly filed in Brooklyn Federal Court to overturn the order claiming violation of member free speech rights.
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Brooklyn
Prince Charles Seen With New Girlfriend at Ball
The Sun reports Prince Charles attended Lady Alexandra Hay’s coming out ball and hardly left her side. Lady Alexandra, 19, is the daughter of Sir Iain Moncreiffe and Lady Diana Hay, Countsess of Erroll, with remarks that romance may be in the air after Charles reportedly kissed her on arrival.
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Slaying Mystery Ties San Diego Man to Tijuana
The body of 42 year old Jerry Bently Gray of San Diego was identified as the victim found shot to death and locked in the trunk of his car. Authorities believe Gray was killed in California and the car dumped three blocks south of the international border in downtown Tijuana.
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Senate oks price stamping bill for groceries
The measure would require continued price stamps on grocery items in computer age supermarkets. Opponents say preserving stamps undermines the savings from new grocery computer systems that automate pricing.
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UPI
Senate
Pasadena man charged with grand larceny in Bank of Arlington bid
Charles R. Dillingham of Pasadena faces grand larceny and securities fraud charges in Seattle for allegedly scheming to acquire control of the Bank of Arlington by misrepresenting his wealth and stock ownership. Prosecutors say he listed a $55,000 income and $172,000 in stock, and claimed Hawaiian family ties.
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Dillingham Corp
House votes to reward buyers of green energy cars
The House approved tax credits for electric car buyers and home solar users while proposing sanctions on gas guzzlers. The plan imposes quotas on imports, taxes certain fuel uses, and offers tax breaks for conservation. Ford officials and leaders urged bipartisan talks as the administration weighs its approach.
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Corona Chamber Calendar Week of June 15 21
Father’s Day on Sunday. Corona Senior High School awards assembly Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Elks Ladies installation dinner Tuesday at 7 p m for Elks members and guests. Vicentia School awards Wednesday at 9 a m on the patio. City Council meets 6 30 p m in council chambers. Corona Senior High School graduation Thursday at 7 30 p m in the football stadium.
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Army spied on civilians draws Senate hearing scrutiny
Defense Secretary Callaway testified that an Army counter intelligence unit kept civilian files in violation of a 1971 pledge. He cited a microfilm library and computer index with information on American civilians not affiliated with the Defense Department. The Army will purge nonretainable material but is holding the data at Congress's request.
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California Board Restores Stricter Sulfur Dioxide Standard
The Air Resources Board under Gov Brown reinstated a stricter sulfur dioxide limit, reversing Reagan era easing to .04 ppm from .10 ppm. It cites health, crop and visibility risks and calls for further study while awaiting additional staff findings.
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Free health tests mailed after Corona Community Hospital week
Reports show more than 200 people used the hospital program for blood pressure, diabetic screening, and pulmonary function tests. Blood pressure and diabetic results are sent via self addressed cards. abnormal readings prompt contact with the family doctor or Corona Community emergency room.
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Nixon Blamed For White House Mice Invasion
A joking claim links Richard Nixon to a White House rodent problem as peanut butter is used to deter mice. Officials note four wartime Navy Munitions buildings near the Mall harbored rats, and demolition uncovered a rat invasion during ongoing federal construction and renovations.
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Obituary: June Orlea Schmock 41
June Orlea Schmock of Corona died Wednesday at Loma Linda University Hospital at 41. She was born in Rockwell Iowa and lived at 351 Pike Drive Corona. Survived by husband Darold L. Schmock two sons Stephen Santa Ana and Bradley Corona her mother Donnella Sturgis three brothers Jay Wendell and Robert all in Iowa and a sister Mrs Donna Billings of Washington. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Crestlawn Mortuary Riverside with interment Crestlawn Memorial Park.
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Stephen
Santa Ana
Bradley
Donnella Sturgis
Jay
Wendell
Robert
Donna Billings
State of Washington
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Riverside
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Teamsters bribe offer reported in San Diego
San Diego officials disclosed a Teamsters union offer to influence city deals and election prospects. Mayor Pete Wilson called the proposal a bribe as the council voted to refer the case to the District Attorney, with police wage talks cited and union-backed threats to shut down airport and port facilities.
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Josiah L. Neeper
Ed Miller
Neeper
Stephen Solomon
Los Angeles
Police Officers Association
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Traffic violation leads to nine arrested aliens
Corona police stopped a pickup truck and camper after a traffic violation at West Grand and Sixth Street. Eight passengers in the camper and one beside the driver were detained when they could not speak English or present green cards. The group was handed over to Border Patrol.
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Budget retains state pay hike and fringe cuts
California budget talks keep an average 8 percent state employee pay rise worth about 200 dollars per month, plus a 400 dollar bonus for the lowest paid workers. Fringe benefits are trimmed and the Economic Development Commission faces reduced funding. A postcard voter registration system is dropped and a Sunday deadline looms without penalty.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Assembly Senate
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
Assembly
Senate
State Economic Development Commission
Mervyn M. Dymally
Brown
Dymally
California
Auto sales down in early June across US automakers
Detroit based analysts report new car deliveries for June 1-10 around 148 000, down from 168 261 a year ago and about 12 percent off last year. May to June pace eased from May highs but remains close to year ago performance, with June traditionally weaker than May.
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