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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1975

Page

3

Bradley pitches Los Angeles as 1976 convention site

Mayor Tom Bradley outlines Los Angeles first as Democratic National Convention host in Washington. He meets with party leaders including Pat Cunningham and Robert Strauss to press for the 1976 presidential gathering.

Los Angeles Tom Bradley Democratic Party Washington, D.C New York Pat Cunningham National Committee Robert Strauss

Rabin urges direct Egypt Israel talks after Kissinger mission

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said the collapse of Henry Kissinger's latest Middle East mission shows the need for direct contact between Egypt and Israel. He expected Congress to approve new aid to Israel for a Sinai pact, while opposing new concessions. Arafat claimed McGovern signaled U.S. support for an independent Palestinian state, opposing Israel. Rabin urged no further concessions pending direct talks.

Yitzhak Rabin Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Fae Sinai Rabin Congress Israel Dr. Kissinger Egypt Rubin Southeast Asia U.S Kanwait Yasser Arafat George McGovern United States Arafat McGovern Beirut Ford Palestine Liberation Organization Kissinger

Rackelshaus to lead national observance of women's year

Palm Springs UPT report notes Jill Rackelshaus will chair the National Commission on the Observance of National Women's Year. The panel includes 32 other members such as Anne Armstrong Ella Grasso Winfield Dunn and Clare Boothe Luce. The commission promotes the international women's year observance across the United States.

Palm Springs UPT Mesident Ford Jill Rackelshaus Ars National Commission On Aes Rackelshaus William Bucks Watersite Lor Anne Armstrong Armstrong Ella T. Grasso Connecticut Tennessee Winfield Dunn Clare Boothe Luge Martha Gaiffiths T-Mich Barbara Walters Helen Copley la Jolla United States

Case dropped in shooting assaul t charges pending in LA home incident

Former mental patient Ruben Henry Hawking age 28 faced assault charges after a man named Duane Lee was shot Oct 2 in Los Angeles near actress Elizabeth Taylor's former residence. Lee recovered from stomach injuries but missed a preliminary hearing due to heart condition. charges were dismissed as the victim could not appeal.

Elizabeth Taylor Los Angeles Ruben Henry Hawking Little Rock Ark Duane Lee Texas Fla Lee

Energy use drops 2.2 percent in 1974 says Morton

Interior Secretary Rogers C B Morton reports U S energy consumption fell 2 2 percent in 1974 after decades of growth the first decrease since 1952 Morton credits the Arab oil embargo higher prices economic slowdown and conservation as key factors and notes a shift toward more U S energy production and reduced foreign oil reliance

Washington UPL United States Rogers C.B Morton Morton Interior Department Bureau of Mines

Fuel overcharges disclosed by two oil suppliers

Federal investigators report fuel overcharges totaling nearly $500,000 by Bes semer Oil Co of Bessemer Alabama and Aecent Pelineum of Golden Colorado. Both firms agreed to refund excess charges to a mix of retailers suppliers firms and one utility. Estimated overcharges could reach $19.7 million across utility boiler fuel in ongoing FE A investigations.

Washington UPI Energy Agency Federal Energy Administration Bessemer Oil Co Bessemer, Ala Aecent Pelineum of Golden Colo Colorado Gulf Coast States FEA

Ehrlichman Seeks Work in New Mexico

Former Nixon aide John Ehrlichman has spent about two weeks in Santa Fe seeking employment and a place to live. The Santa Fe New Mexican notes he grew a beard and hopes for work in public service after an earlier failed bid to join Indian land law with eight pueblos. He was sentenced by Judge Sirica to two and a half to eight years for Watergate.

Santa FE N.M John Ehrlichman Santa Fe New Mexican Ehrlichmay Ehrlichman Nixon

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