West Coast oil supply boost eyed from Pertamina
Los Angeles AP reports Pertamina plans to ship an extra 20 000 barrels of oil daily to the West Coast beginning this month. A Pertamina marketing head cited new discoveries as possible further imports to U S consumers. San Quentin closure plan shelved indefinitely as prison population rebounds to about 22 000, officials say.
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Publisher denies recall over Kennedy Volkswagen spoof
NEW YORK UPD reports Matty Simmons chairman of Twenty-First Century Communications said the National Lampoon did not recall copies of a mock Volkswagen ad issue. He confirmed a cash settlement with Volkswagen but no recall agreement was reached.
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Matty Simmons
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Suspect Linked to Stolen Van Near Lakewood
Powell County Sheriff says Roger Caryl, a 17 year old man, is connected by fingerprint match to a stolen pickup found abandoned near Lakewood Colorado after a four person shooting at the Whitetail Dude Ranch near Quanida Montana on Oct 7. Caryl, described as a crane hand, allegedly fled across the Continental Divide into Montana and then to Denver.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Bald babes beware of buns in hair styling
Two Boston doctors warn that wearing pony tails or buns can cause partial baldness. They report hair-pulling by pins or elastics as a repeated factor and cite a nurse at a Boston hospital developing bald spots after using bobby pins.
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Invin M. Preudberg
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Cox fears new prober will have hands tied
Archibald Cox warned the Senate that a new special prosecutor named by President Nixon might lack authority to probe Watergate related campaign financing violations, wiretapping, and the ITT case. He argued Nixon’s definition of Watergate would limit full jurisdiction and cited White House efforts to shield broader inquiries. The panel planned to hear Derl Bernhard on Muskie’s 1972 campaign and restore summaries of tape recordings while evaluating grand jury disclosures.
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Spiro Agnew pays $10,000 tax evasion fine by check
A $10,000 personal check from former Vice President Spiro T Agnew arrived at the U S attorney's office in Baltimore to cover a fine for income tax evasion. U S Attorney George Beall said the check dated Oct 28 was turned over to the Baltimore clerk of courts. Agnew pleaded no contest on Oct 10, was fined $10,000 and placed on three years probation, resigning the vice presidency that same day.
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Networks to aid Nixon news coverage study
NEW YORK UP Two of the three major networks said they will cooperate with the National News Council in studying President Nixon's charges of unfair television coverage. NBC and CBS plan to provide tapes identified by the White House, while CBS said it will likely supply specific broadcasts. no action yet from CBS. The White House has not commented.
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Judiciary Panel Quick on Ford Nomination Amid Nixon Impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee appears set to move swiftly on Gerald R. Ford for vice president while impeachment of President Nixon stalls. Chairman Peter Rodino Jr. controls subpoena power, with plans for a new Watergate prosecutor and a possible post Thanksgiving vote on Ford, as debate over impeachment continues with limited support.
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Peter W. Rodina Jr
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Gurney investigated over boosters fund in FHA inquiry
Senate Watergate panel member Edward Gurney of Florida faced a DOJ probe into alleged secret contributions from builders to his office via a boosters fund. The Miami Herald reported more than 3000 dollars raised to cover travel and expenses, set up by former aide Larry Williams.
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Edward J. Gurney
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Miami Herald
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Larry F. Willams
Brown urges Nixon to choose Democratic aides for cabinet
California Democrat Edmund G Brown says Nixon could regain public confidence by naming respected Democrats Averill Harriman and Terry Sanford to a coalition cabinet. He warns the country is in trouble unless such action is taken, and says he is not seeking a federal post for himself. Brown predicts a political future helping his son win California governorship next year.
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