Turkey Warns U.S. Over Base Talks Near Black Sea
Ankara formally demanded renegotiation of U.S. base terms in Turkey and warned of closing 25 American bases if the arms embargo remains. The bases include Black Sea listening posts opposite the Soviet coast. Scheel says Indochina crisis strengthens U S European ties and urges long term cooperation.
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First Lady Betty Ford Will Miss Mexico City Conference
Betty Ford declines International Women's Year Conference due to prior commitments. An aide says she regrets not attending but cannot rearrange her schedule. Press Secretary Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld noted the conflict on Monday.
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Stock market opens with small gain on NYSE
The Dow rose to 835.73 points as investors waited for the Commerce Department housing starts report. Ford predicted a favorable outcome and market depth showed 641 advances to 439 declines among 1,558 issues in fairly active trading.
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Senate approves bill to bar African honeybees
Senate passes a measure to ban import of all life stages of honeybees to block African honeybees. Until now only adult bees were restricted. The African variety, noted for aggressive stinging and swarming, was first introduced in Brazil in 1956 and began displacing European bees.
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Minor Temblor Shakes Contra Costa County
A 3.0 to 3.5 magnitude quake struck parts of Contra Costa County near Pittsburg at 10:27 p.m. no damage reported. UC Berkeley seismographs logged the event as minor with no immediate center identified and Pittsburg police noted several calls from residents.
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Jail term given for perjury in Allenthrop case
Robert Allenthrop was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years probation after being convicted of two counts of perjury and two counts of election code violations for filing false residency statements in his 1973 bid for the state Senate. He claimed residence in Big Bear, San Bernardino County, while actually living in Desert Hot Springs, Riverside County.
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Supreme Court bars stockholder suits over political gifts
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that stockholders cannot sue corporate directors for damages over allegedly illegal political campaign contributions. Justice Brennan wrote the decision, noting such suits fall under state jurisdiction.
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Ford Indicates Veto Of Major Housing Bill
President Ford signaled he will veto the 1.35 billion housing bill amid GOP concerns it is not well thought out. Rhodes cited housing starts rise and potential limited impact. Backers tout 400,000 new houses, 100,000 foreclosures avoided, and tax credits for buyers and homeowners.
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Californians face low interest housing loan bill delay
The California Senate delayed final passage of a 950 million bill for low and middle income housing loans after the Assembly approved a compromise 67 to 8. The measure would authorize loans for rental units and some direct home purchases, targeting those with low and moderate incomes.
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Richardson Won’t Seek 1976 Presidential Bid
Former U.S. Attorney General Elliot Richardson says Gerald Ford’s decision to run for a full term ends any prospect of Richardson running in 1976. He plans to support Ford and serves as ambassador to Britain, with no active plans for a presidential bid.
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Limited nuclear war plan readied by Ford administration
The White House acknowledged Air Force pilots received top secret mission folders for a limited nuclear conflict as part of a broader shift toward flexible responses. Pentagon officials stressed routine exercises and the plan aims to give the president speed and flexibility in crisis.
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Italy election shocks NATO allies amid Communist gains
The Italian regional elections produced a strong showing for the Communist party, reaching about a third of the vote and narrowing the gap with the Christian Democrats. Observers warn this shift complicates Italy's role in the NATO coalition and national government stability.
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Sunkist Plant Fire Forces 3-Hour Battle
Firefighters spent nearly three hours fighting a blaze at Sunkist Lemon Division in Exchange Lemon. Flames belched from the smokestack as crews arrived at 3 38 a.m. The fire started in drum two which dries peel sold for animal feed. Firefighters aimed to prevent spread to a large stock of dried material next door. No structural damage occurred at the plant near Joy and the Santa Fe tracks.
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Motorcyclist Injured In Circle City Collision
A 23 year old Corona man Glenn H Cuevas was treated at Circle City Hospital after his motorcycle struck a southbound car making a left turn at Circle City Drive and East Grand Boulevard. He said the car halted in the street and began to turn then crossed his path.
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Ford condemns CIA leaks amid mystery target
President Ford criticized leaks of CIA information as harmful to national interests though a spokesman declined to name the recipients. Ron Nessen suggested the rebuke targeted Rep. Michael Harrington or Vice President Nelson Rockefeller while noting criticism over leaks from various figures. He called the disclosures an educational process rather than a warning.
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Pasadena School Board Faces New Court Action
Federal Judge Manuel Real appointed ACLU attorney Fred Okrand as special prosecutor after anger at FBI and Justice Department for lacking grounds to cite the Pasadena School Board for contempt in the school integration case. Deadline not set. files to be handed over for independent inquiry.
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Nedzi Wins Support as CIA Panel Chair
The House backed Rep. Lucien Nedzi 290 to 64 as chairman of the select committee investigating the CIA. Nedzi later said he resigned, citing no hope for change, after five of seven Democrats on the panel called for his ouster.
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Ford pledges to free small business from red tape
President Ford told the National Federation of Independent Business that the worst recession since the 1930s is ending and he will review all proposed actions to favor free competition. He urged ending unnecessary regulations and excessive paperwork, saying farms are being buried under paper and 5,000 federal actions are sent from Washington.
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Mast blast at Nevada Test Site to be most powerful since 1973
The United States will detonate a deep underground weapons test named Mast at the Nevada Test Site near Las Vegas at 7 am Wednesday. The device yields 200 kilotons to one megaton, with a minimum ten times Hiroshima and Nagasaki power and a maximum of 50 times those bombs. It is the ninth nuclear test of the year and only the second megaton blast since June 1973.
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Corona Woman Sells Outboard in Two Days
Mrs. Peggy Jones of Corona sold her outboard motor in just two days, aided by a Guaranteed Results ad in The Daily Independent. Call 737-1234 to place Guaranteed Results ads.
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Dogs traced in two bite incidents in Corona
Two Corona residents were bitten by dogs in separate incidents last week. Dell Ward, 21, was bitten in front of 212 W. Kendall by a young long haired collie shepherd type dog. Jennifer James, 15, was bitten while bicycling on Olive between Lincoln and Buena Vista by a beige and gold colored dog. Call Corona Animal Shelter at 736 2309 with information.
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