California coast to host 5000 offshore oil wells plan
Weslemm Oil and Gas Association outlined tentative plans for about 5000 wells off Southern California. 24 platforms would form a buffer zone near Laguna Beach Channel Islands area with 2000 wells, plus 3000 more on floating facilities in deeper water. 1975–79 production depends on Interior Department decisions.
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Combined News Services
California
Weslemm ™ Oil and Gas Association
Clieet
Interior Department
Arthur G. Spaulding
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Long Beach
Association
Ehrlichman given 20 months to five years in Watergate case
John D Ehrlichman once Nixon aide receives 20 months to five years jail for conspiring to violate civil rights in the Fielding break in Beverly Hills. Co defendants Liddy Barker and Martines receive various sentences including probation, with Gesell calling the episode a shameful chapter.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
U.S District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Khelichman
Lewis I. Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
Vielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
Gesell
FBI
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
White House
Plumbers
Bernard L Barker
Eugenio R Martines
Ithriichman
Nixon weighs bypass of House impeachment debate
President Nixon considers moving to a Senate trial to speed impeachment action, officials say. White House aides stress no decision is final, while critics warn it would dodge the House's constitutional duty amid ongoing Watergate fallout.
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Washington
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
House
Buchanan
Gerald L. Warren
House Judiciary Committee
Warren
Standard Oil of California reports strong 1974 gains
SAN FRANCISCO AP Standard Oil Co of California posts a 7 percent rise in second-quarter 1974 earnings to 285 million or 1.68 a share and a 73 percent first-half boost to 578 million or 3.40 a share. Six-month 1973 earnings were 335 million or 1.97 a share. Board chair Haynes notes 750 million invested in worldwide capital and exploration.
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San Francisco
Standard Oil Co
California
Standards
Haynes
Astern
Gap in Nixon tapes disclosed amid privilege claims
Washington reports reveal a five minute three second gap in a Nixon taped conversation and new segments totaling more than 43 minutes sought to be kept confidential. Presidential lawyers submitted detailed indices to Judge Sirica asserting executive privilege on conversations with top aides amid Watergate cover up proceedings. Mondale urged Senate to subpoena White House tapes and documents the Supreme Court ordered, totaling 48 minutes 18 seconds, arguing they are relevant to impeachment.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. District Court
John J Simiea
James D. St. Clair
Lirten
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Senate
White House
Mondale
Supreme Court
John J. Sirica
Faust
Man talks down gunman from Pt Fermin cliff perch
A year old Harbor City man John Enlinger perched on a Pt Fermin cliff for two hours as police prepared for a possible shootout. Traffic Officer Greg Sukeena talked him into leaving with him for a beer and took him to a San Pedro bar, where he was later taken to Morwatk State Hospital. No weapon was found after a cave search above the beach.
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Harbor City
Harbor Division
Bill Enlinger
Morwatk State Hospital
San Pedro
Enlinger
Greg Sukcena
Pt Fermin Park
Sukeena
Tadic
Pi. Fermin Park
Gaffey Street
Paseo del Mar
UN accuses Turkey of cease fire violations on Cyprus
The United Nations charged Turkish warships shelled two Greek Cypriot villages west of Kyrenia in breach of the Geneva cease fire. The Security Council veto prevented expanding UN peacekeeping, and Dimítriou accused Turkey of gross violations while Greek forces held position.
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United Nations
Cyprus
Geneva
Soviet Union
U.N
Yakov Malik
Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
Turkey
Waldheim
USN
Kyrenia
Malik
Dimmy Dimitriou
Dimitriou
Catholic priests archdiocese lose control of investment
A report notes a $25 million investment loss involving Catholic priests and the archdiocese, raising questions about management and oversight. The mention on pages A-15 and A-16 hints at related funding concerns and a separate $20 million refund tied to state antibiotic drug users.
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Bureau of Land Management
Bradley
Dick Manning
Western Oil and Gas
Manning
Department of Interior
Pacific
Coastal Commission
Oecur
Tamtu Baek
John Ehrlichman
Wireptala
Standard Oil
Standard
By Jane Denison
IWR
Haldeman
John
Enrlichman
St. Clair
Charles Hinch
Greg Sukeena
Curt Johnson
United Press International
Pasadena
Twentynine Palms
Mojave Desert
Caltach
Bop
Brose
Amusements Life/Style AGB
Cis
Thomey
Financial
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