Ford Faces Jobless Protests Amid Energy Debate
President Ford spoke at a rail station near Alexandria Virginia as about 100 protesters cried for jobs. He urged willpower to solve energy and economic problems and noted a plan from a seven member panel to speed coal production and offshore oil leasing. The event accompanied the Bicentennial Freedom Train dedication and a separate IMF forecast lowered U.S. and global economic outlook.
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Watergate Trial Tidbits on Nixon Haldeman CIA Plan
Proceedings reveal Nixon approved using the CIA to influence the FBI inquiry into the Watergate break-in. Testimony traces Mitchell Mardian and Ehrlichman involvement, with Perry Caldiero and Magruder recounting breakfast exchanges and calls tying to Liddy and Kleinavist. The case heads to the jury after Christmas as prosecutors detail alleged perjury and cover plans.
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Ford and Rockefeller Sworn In Amid House Vote Debates
Ford praised Rockefeller as vice president after the House confirmed him despite liberal and wealth conflict objections. Rockefeller, former New York governor, accepted with Ford noting his major domestic program role. A reception followed with key figures, including Senate leaders and former New York governors.
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Prison ruling cites misdeed by Morgan in Nixon era affair
Judge Hart denounces Morgan as treacherous for predated deed of gift sworn to under oath. Morgan, from Los Angeles, accepts fault and faces surrender at minimum-security federal prison in Lompoc, California, on January 6 as part of the sentence tied to Nixon era documents and a years-long back-tax dispute with the IRS.
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Two slain in Quentin race brawls
Inmates at San Quentin Prison were stabbed to death and others injured in two race related clashes. Guards fired warning shots from gun rails to regain control. Victims were Arthur J. Harris, 26, and Truman Nichols, 29, identified as Black inmates from Sacramento and Los Angeles respectively. A Mexican American man was critically wounded by a guard's rifle fire. Prison officials ordered a fatal lockup and feeding in cells until Monday.
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Los. Angeles
CHP Chopper Patrol Ruled a Speed Trap
A judge ruled the California Highway Patrols airborne speed patrol a speed trap but CHP officials said the planes would stay in use. The ruling by Justice Court Judge Wayne Wylie overruled a speeding ticket issued to a bus driver on October 6 for 65 mph in a 55 mph zone and the decision will be appealed.
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Hahn seeks histories of youths seized in killing
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn called for complete case histories of three youths arrested for the murder of 16 year old Anthony Mack on the Manual Arts High School campus. He cited 28 prior arrests for one suspect, with others also holding substantial records, urging state law changes and firmer juvenile justice action.
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Torrance youth wounded in Carson gang feud
An 8-year-old Torrance boy was shot and critically wounded in a Carson flare up police labeled a gang feud between youths in the Keystone and Tortilla Wars areas. John Edward Sanchez, 20, was booked for assault with intent to commit murder after deputies said the incident occurred near Sanchez’s home as a car of youths approached.
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Gunmen Free About 40 Hostages in Suburban Robbery
An armed holdup at a Richfield Minnesota supermarket ended with all hostages released and the gunmen surrendering after about six hours. Forty hostages were freed, none injured, though two gunmen suffered minor wounds. One gunman was cut by glass and another shot in the arm. Police had earlier believed few gunmen remained inside, but later said three were inside with a fourth arrested as officers arrived. The gunmen had threatened to disable a getaway car during a telephone call with a reporter. Sharpshooters surrounded the building as gunfire was exchanged.
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