PG&E seeks rate increase to cover fuel cost rise
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. asked the California Public Utilities Commission for a new rate hike to cover higher fuel costs for electric generation next year. The utility said charges would rise about 63.6 million dollars overall, with commercial users bearing 68 percent and homeowners paying about 85 cents more per month, while earnings would not be affected.
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San Francisco
UPL
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
PGSE
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
PGRE
Pg&e
Man jailed for killing deer near Shasta Dam
A Shasta County man, William Antonio DeHart, 23, received a Giday jail term after pleading guilty to luring a deer with bread and slitting its throat near Shasta Dam. A witness reported the crime, and a state resources agency statement said he violated the fish and game code on illegal taking and possessing of deer.
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Sacramento
Shasta County
William Antonio DeHart
Central Valley Justice Court
Dan Rentle
DeHart
Interferon shows promise against cold and cancer
Dr. Thomas C. Merigan of Stanford University reports interferon, a protein the body makes, reduced cold symptoms in four days with an 80 percent shedding rate in tests. He notes potential against cavernous tumors and other virus infections, but cautions against early optimism until controlled trials and production expand.
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Thomas C. Merigan
Merigan
Infectious Diseases Division
Stanford University
School of Medicine
England
Carroll Righter Horoscope for Sun December
Aries urges you to seek inspiring services but stay cautious in motion. Taurus warns against radical financial changes despite dissatisfaction. seek expert advice. Gemini may gain cherished wishes but avoid drastic social plans. Moon Children should keep promises and help others while using faith. Leo rest today and avoid exhausting activities. be thoughtful. Virgo handle outside affairs early to improve public image. Libra check new ideas with a trusted adviser to stay on track. Scorpio use good judgment and consider an ailing associate. Sagittarius listen before committing to new arrangements. avoid giving advice. Capricorn show appreciation, plan rest, and study spiritually. Aquarius enjoy time without overspending. please a liked person. Pisces devote to home ties and avoid provoking talks.
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Taurus
Gemini
Orhanning
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Elizabeth Taylor may wed Los Angeles car salesman Wynberg
Friends predict Elizabeth Taylor will marry Henry Wynberg a Los Angeles used car dealer and adviser during her hospital recovery from abdominal surgery at UCLA Medical Center Wynberg 40 began gaining prominence as she recovers and is reportedly her spokesman and business adviser.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Henry Wynberg
Miss Taylor
Wynberg
Ucla Medical Center
Nicky Hilton
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Richard Burton
Burton
Amsterdam
Europe
New York
America
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The garbled crossword clues fragment lists several misprints and partial entries including policemen slang, ranks, rivers, and abbreviations with many errors, offering little readable content beyond isolated terms and scattered letter strings.
Rockefeller to quit in two weeks
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller plans to announce his resignation the week of December 6, paving the way for full-time work with his newly formed National Committee on Critical Choices. The panel could serve as a vehicle in the bid for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination, with a slight chance of reconsideration noted by a close source.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United Press International
Rockefeller
National Committee On
Ten rules for fire safe Christmas given by California forestry
Sacramento CPS reports the state Division of Forestry issued ten Christmas safety rules to prevent holiday fires. The advice warns against flammable flocking and candles, stresses fresh trees in water, distance from heat, safe lights, non combustible decorations, keeping kids away from the tree, safe gifts, and disposing of wrappings safely.
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Sacramento
CPS
State Division of Forestry
Christus
Princess Anne visits Ecuador during Quito tour
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips visit Quito lunching with President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. A young Ecuadorian boy presents a game as she shakes his hand at the Working Boys' Club under British Embassy auspices.
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Working Boys’ Club
Briish
Princess Anne
Capt
Mark Phillips
Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Ford says Nixon can regain public faith
Vice President Ford told reporters Nixon can swing public faith back via administration achievements. A Middle East peace settlement could trigger a groundswell of support, Ford said, and Nixon should tour the country, hold news conferences, and continue "Operation Candor" with senators and congressmen. Ford stressed no resignation and no impeachment vote evidence.
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Washington
UPL
Gerald FR. Ford
Nixon
Ford
Middle East
No state capital tree this year in Sacramento
Earthquake fears and the energy crisis halt a long running Capitol Christmas tradition. The 104 year old building may see west wing collapse in a moderate quake per engineering studies. Lights on the tree are costly and no noon hour carvings will take place.
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Sacramento
UPI
Capitol
Ira Billick
No pay hike for college brass in California system
Trustees of the California State University and Colleges approved a pay raise package that denies increases to the 28 top executives of the 19 campus system while authorizing $6,451,555 in salary raises for non faculty staff for 1974-75, an average 4.3 percent rise. Chancellor Glenn Dumke and 25 executives had 5 percent raises this year. The action followed authorization by the board to set the budget starting July 1.
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San Francisco
UPI
California State University and Colleges
Charellor
Glenn Dumke
Bahamas Refuses Vesco Extradition Over Weak U S Case
Bahamas magistrate Emmanuel Osadebay rejected extradition of financier Robert Vesco citing lack of a prosecutable US crime in the Bahamas. He noted the US charges as presented could not yield a guilty verdict and did not hear Vesco's defense. Vesco faces claims of diverting 500000 from International Controls Corp and alleged conspiracy tied to Watergate figures.
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Nassau
Wesco
United States
Bahamas
International Controls Corp
Vesco
John Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Comet Kehoutek Nears Venus Orbit Crossing
UPI reports comet Kehoutek crosses Venus orbit en route to the sun, more than 100 million miles from Earth. Skylab 3 observers monitor from orbit while European observatories claim disintegration, later doubted by U.S. scientists noting nucleus layering.
Fighting rages for Vietnamese town Kien Duc recapture claim denied
UPS dispatch from Gia Nghia reports midday street fighting and airport closures as North Vietnamese forces contest Kien Duc. Officers say two to three resistance points remain, while government lines insist the town is in government hands despite ongoing clashes and shelling of Nhon Co airfield.
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Saigon
UPS
Kien Duc
Ken Wagner
Gia Nghia
Wagner
Nhon Co
Kieti Due
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