Senator alleges copies of classified files stored at Mt Weather
Sen John Tunney says duplicates of highly classified citizen files from the Defense Department IRS and FBI may be kept in underground caves at Mt Weather Virginia, near Washington. He questioned Deputy Assistant Secretary D O Cooke at a joint hearing on surveillance tech. Cooke will check if more than 100,000 Army civil disorder files exist.
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Kidnap Victims Freed in Ostend Belgium
Police recovered 6-year-old Hubert and 3-year-old Ingrid Bonnet unharmed in Ostend, 24 hours after gunmen abducted them from a seaside villa. The children, of steel executive Pierre Bonnet, were taken Sunday from Knokke-Le Zoute, a resort 75 miles northwest of Brussels.
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Mansfield unsure on cloture votes in NH election dispute
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he does not know if his party can obtain enough votes to end debate on the New Hampshire election dispute. A cloture vote was scheduled for Tuesday. if it fails, he warned it could take days to resolve 35 issues and 27 ballots before a recount.
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Betty Ford ready to campaign for full presidential term
First Lady Betty Ford told reporters she is eager to begin aiding her husband’s bid for a full term. She spoke during a White House brunch with hundreds of Republican Women’s Forum members in the state dining room.
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Bank of America raises passbook rate to five percent
Bank of America will boost its straight passbook savings rate to 5 percent starting July 1, matching Wells Fargo and other California banks. A spokesman says the higher rate could add up to $30 million in annual earnings for customers, and notes B of A serves more than 3.4 million savers.
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Supreme Court affirms residency rule for tuition eligibility
The Supreme Court upheld state residency requirements for in state tuition. Justices affirmed a three judge appeals court ruling that Colorado law requiring one year of domicile before qualify for resident tuition is constitutional.
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Fontana Girl Dies After Contact With 260-Volt Fence
A 17 year old Fontana girl, Erreca L. Freetage, died after reaching through a picket fence and touching a 260 volt electric fence in her backyard. Investigators say she was playing in the yard when she touched the neighbor’s dog containment wiring and was pronounced dead on arrival at Kaiser Foundation Hospital.
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Supreme Court to review California illegal alien employment law
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a migrant workers challenge to a California statute punishing knowingly employing illegal aliens. They argue the state law aligns with federal immigration goals and should not have been struck down, despite earlier rulings that found conflict with federal law.
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Ford reports 131399 Indochina refugees in U S
President Ford told six congressional committee chairmen that 131 399 Indochina refugees had entered the United States by June 15 and that progress toward resettlement under the 1975 act is reasonably good given the scale and time constraints.
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Washington aids refugees may accept more than 500
Washington state, sole in the nation with a formal refugee assistance program, could take more than the original 500 refugees sponsored by the State Refugee Assistance Center at Camp Murray, a state official said Monday.
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Economic signs mix as Fed tightens credit amid stock market drift
On the NYSE investors retreated as the Fed tightened credit, sending mixed signals for a fragile recovery. The Dow fell to 851.53 as 577 advances and 560 declines competed with about 7.9 million shares traded in two hours, while economists note rising durable goods orders and improving indicators. George Meany urged workers to return to jobs, challenging Greenspan's optimism.
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Summer Recreation Opens in Corona at Schools and Pool
The Corona recreation program starts at eight public school playgrounds and a new Corona Senior High School pool awaits repairs before opening on East Grand City Park. Testing soil and awaiting results, eight schools join the city sponsored program with hours 1 to 8 pm. The high school pool opens Tuesday for all ages and Wednesday for adults 21 plus. Call 736 2242 for details.
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Covina woman missing after car found abandoned on freeway
Covina sheriff deputies say Mona Jean Gallegos 22 may have been kidnapped after her 1970 Pontiac was found abandoned on the San Bernardino Freeway. Homicide detectives report no leads and foul play is suspected since she left a friend's home shortly after 1 a.m. Thursday.
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U.S. Tuned In On Soviet Global Eavesdropping
The Chicago Tribune reports testimony to the Rockefeller Commission showing the NSA mapped a vast KGB listening campaign on Americans including congressmen. White House and a congressional panel probe how much data was collected and used, with the Rockefeller Report noting the surveillance centered on long distance calls and possibly hundreds of thousands to millions of conversations. Some senators say they were informed privately, while an unconfirmed source says every member of Congress was at some point caught by Soviet interception.
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Grape Boycott Debate Tangles Farm Labor Law Spirit
A South Central Farmers Committee spokesman says the United Farm Workers Union risks defeating California farm labor law aims by persisting with a table grape boycott this summer. Martin Zaninovich calls the union’s stance uncooperative and a potential insult to gubernatorial authority, urging full cooperation to honor the law.
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Nixon removed from Supreme Court bar roster
The Supreme Court granted Richard M. Nixon's request to resign as a member of its bar and ordered his name stricken from the roll of attorneys admitted to practice before the court. Justices Douglas and Rehnquist did not participate. Nixon had been San Clemente California based and cited no future plans to practice law.
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Couple Sells Pinto in One Day
Mr and Mrs Glen Perry of Mira Loma sold their 1974 Ford Pinto in a single day thanks to a Guaranteed Results ad in The Daily Independent. The notice promotes Guaranteed Results ads with a contact number 737 1234 to place an item for sale.
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Mayor Parks Seeks Applications for City Board Vacancies
Mayor Ira Calvert urged Corona residents to submit recommendations for filling three city boards. Vacancies exist on the electrical board of appeals and the public library board, with four openings on the parks and recreation commission. Applications or telephone recommendations are welcome at the city clerk’s office.
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Palestinian Guerrilla Increase Reported in Lebanon
United Press International reports nearly 2,000 more Palestinian guerrillas have entered Lebanon from Syria in recent weeks. Israeli sources in Tel Aviv say Palestinians tied to guerrilla groups have brought Soviet 122mm artillery antitank missiles and the SAM7 portable surface-to-air missile into Lebanon. About 9,000 guerrillas are now in Lebanon.
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Government to curb exclusive newspaper feature rights
The Justice Department plans to limit exclusive territorial rights held by some newspapers over syndicated features. Industry opposition is strong as a consent decree proposed in March would permit 50 daily papers in New England to carry features previously limited to the Boston Globe.
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Kellogg Park fencing damaged amid court access concerns
Destruction of security fencing at the Kellogg Park tennis courts today raises city alarms over court damage. Asst. City Manager Gene Donovan notes the gate break allows access as youths on skateboards and roller skates use the courts before the concrete cures and surface work is completed.
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Obituaries for Elizabeth Beyer and Edna Keim
Elizabeth O Beyer 85 of 1400 Circle City Drive died this morning in Riverside convalescent home. Born in Michigan Oct 13 1889 she came to Corona in 1963 survived by a son three daughters 16 grandchildren funeral 4 pm Tuesday Corona chapel Grimes Funeral Home interment South Big Ind. Edna Christene Swift Keim 85 died Friday in Riverside convalescent home Corona resident since 1971 survivor son T Beverly Keim III daughter Elizabeth Stockwell four grandchildren four great grandchildren memorial service 11 am Tuesday St Johns Episcopal church donations to Bishop Gooden Fund or UCLA Foundation to be left with Thomas Miller Mortuary Corona.
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Supreme Court defers ruling on death penalty case
The court ordered more arguments next term in a North Carolina case challenging capital punishment. It may delay death penalty decisions for up to a year for about 283 inmates on death row in 25 states. Justice Douglas's hospitalization and 5 to 4 1972 ruling influence discussions as justices weigh whether the death penalty is cruel and unusual. North Carolina tops death row with 72 inmates awaiting fate.
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