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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1975

Page

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Yorty admits buying Occidental Petroleum stock in 1966

Former Mayor Sam Yorty testified he bought about 3 000 Occidental Petroleum shares in 1963 or 1964, then corrected to November 10 1966, six days after a controversial land swap with the city was conceived. He said memory lapse caused earlier statements and that he did not participate in the negotiations. The government efficiency committee seeks ties to the 1969 land deal granting two prospecting sites in Pacific Palisades.

Sam Yorty Occidental Petroleum Corp Yorty Los Angeles City Council Governmental Efficiency Committee Sam Agerleider Steven Howard Occidental Pacific Palisades

Housing Permits Hit New Low As Starts Rise Slightly

The Commerce Department reports January housing starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 987,000, up from 874,000 in December, but still far below last year's 1.3 million level. Permits fell to a record low of 661,000, signaling weak near term demand despite a small rise in starts.

Washington Commerce Department

UAW to strike Monday if Douglas offer rejected

UAW leaders warn 11 000 Long Beach Machinists will vote over 36 hours on a Douglas Aircraft wage package with a strike planned to start at 12 01 a m Monday if the vote rejects the proposal. Union officials estimate the loss of benefits at 14 850 000 dollars and urge members to vote no.

UAW Douglas United Auto and Aerospace Workers Union Douglas Aircraft Co Griffith Long Beach Ing Committee IAM International Association of Machinists McDonnell Douglas Corp Machinists

Nixon tax advisers indicted over gift papers to Nixon

A federal grand jury indicted Frank DeMarco Jr. and Ralph G. Newman on multiple counts for conspiring to commit fraud in Nixon tax return matters. Edward L. Morgan, a White House staff lawyer, was named a coconspirator. Nixon himself faces potential civil fraud liability but is not charged.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Nixon Frank DeMarco Jr Los Angeles Ralph G. Newman Chicago National Archives Grand Jury Edward L. Morgan White House Morgan Ford

Ex-president Nixon arrives at Annenberg estate for five day Palm Desert visit

Former President Richard Nixon and his wife landed at Walter Annenberg's desert estate near Palm Desert by car just before 4 p.m. They plan a five day stay through Sunday with a celebrity weekend party on the books. Nixon, recovering from phlebitis, had not left San Clemente much since surgery.

Palm Desert UPI Richard Nixon Desert Walter Annenberg Riverside County Sheriff’s Office Nixon Annenberg San Clemente Long Beach Memorial Hospital

Senate votes to suspend oil import tax amid Ford energy battle

The Senate approved suspending the administration's oil import tax 66 to 28 in a clash over Ford's energy program. Ford vowed to veto, noting the veto could not be sustained in the House. Senate expectations for an override remained slim as leaders predicted a close vote.

Washington Ford Congress Senate Robert Dole R-Kan

House panel approves 200 rebate program with tax cut

The House Ways and Means Committee backed a 21.3 billion measure to rebate up to 200 to every taxpayer this year and extend tax cuts in 1975. Liberal efforts to repeal the oil depletion allowance were defeated, delaying action on the tax bill while proponents vow to pursue the amendment.

Washington House Ways and Means

Independent mismanagement and attacks on aid in Reagan era

Summary notes mismanagement of mental health programs during Reagan administration and Republican governors criticizing federal cuts to state aid. Reports on slow improvement in cancer survival despite high spending and references a secret witness on Page B-6.

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