Ford to unveil save-the-economy plan in State of the Union
President Ford to present an economy and energy focused State of the Union with a likely 10 percent across the board tax rebate for 1974 to boost spending. White House aides say the plan aims to quickly deliver $15 billion to consumers and offset oil-related revenue effects.
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Rhodes
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White House
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Ers
Nessen
Scott
Nelsen
Nixon
Reformist Congress Opens With Fresh Democrats and High Stakes
The 94th Congress convenes with a strengthened Democratic majority and 103 reform minded new members. House Democrats, 291-144 with 75 freshmen, plan an economic and energy program ahead of Ford's State of the Union. Senate Democrats, 61-38, prioritize economy and energy amid party pressures. The House caucus will soon decide committee chairs after ousting Wilbur Mills from Ways and Means.
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New Hampshire
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Ways and Means
Sunny and warmer today with mild highs
The forecast calls for a high near 70 and morning lows around 36 to 40 degrees. Readers are told to check Page B-1 for the full weather details.
U.S. Probe Targets Long Beach State Over Alleged Discrimination
A U.S. probe focuses on Long Beach State University amid alleged discriminatory practices. The report notes campus concerns and potential implications for university policies.
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U.S
LBSU
Massive fire destroys seven Newport Beach businesses
A massive 2 million blaze destroyed seven Newport Beach businesses in the 2600 block of Pacific Coast Highway. Fire units from Newport Beach Costa Mesa and OCFD fought flames starting 2 27 a m with 50 firefighters and 12 trucks aided by two Harbor Department fire boats. No injuries reported. The United California Bank was among the losses though its vault survived for relocation Monday. Affected firms included Ski Mart Balboa Marine Supplies Newport Marine Radio Bayview Hardware Newport Marine Supplies Teleprompter, with a shared attic cited as a common factor. Community support was discussed but details remained unsettled.
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Costa Mesa
Orange County Fire Department
Orange County Harbor Department
Pacific Coast Highway
United California Bank
Corona del Mar
Monay
Ski Mart
Balboa Marine Supplies
Newport Marine Radio
Bayview Hardware
Newport Marine Supplies
Teleprompter
Byron Chamberlin
Mariners General Insurance Group
Cut in imports urged to end talk of oil war
Sen. Frank Church urged cutting U.S. oil imports by 2.5 million barrels daily to end threats of oil blackmail. He proposed rationing, domestic energy expansion, and a government import corporation to negotiate, shifting taxes to favor domestic energy investments.
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UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
United States
Church
Senate Foreign Relations
Middle East
U.S
Ford Seeks Integrity Prosperity and Peace in Presidency
President Ford expresses optimism about achieving his goals of integrity prosperity and peace. He cites a tough forward looking program shaped to win congressional support and restore public trust while tackling inflation and a weak economy. He notes six months are needed for a fair self assessment and emphasizes unity with Congress.
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Ford
Congress
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
$13 Million Bookie Ring Raided Across Long Beach Area
FBI and Long Beach police conducted 24 raids seizing records, money, and paraphernalia from a suspected $13 million a year bookmaking operation centered in Long Beach and the South Bay. Investigators cited a sizable gambling network with professional bookmakers handling football basketball hockey and horse racing bets. Indictments will be sought by the Los Angeles Organized Crime Strike Force. arrests were not immediately reported.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Harry Gross
New York
Criminal Investigation Unit
Long Beach Police Department
Morrison
Reward Offered for Long Beach Motel Robbery Pair
Long Beach detectives seek a black suspect in his late 30s about 6 feet tall and a stocky white man around 5 feet 9 inches. The duo robbed Nob Hill Motel at 3738 East Pacific Coast Highway at 1 15 a.m. and Ruby Motel at 1869 Pacific Avenue at 3 a.m. taking cash and appliances. A $500 Secret Witness reward is offered for information leading to their arrest and conviction. Call or write Secret Witness.
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Council
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Newport
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Oval
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Mary Neiswender
Mike Economou
Woodruff Ave
Bellflower
John Economou
Francis J
Monk) Martella
Arlington Ave
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Torrance
Jerry
Monk Martella
Wilmington
Dominick Giardini
Bellflower Blvd
Joe Frank Gutierrez
Sherman Way
Apt. B. Bell
Lou Porterfield
E. Hondo St
Downey
Jack Adams
Via de Caballo
Encinitas
Shoreham Towers
Beverly Hills
Verde Ridge Rd
Rancho Palos Verdes
Crownview Dr
San Pedro
Candlewood Ave
Lakewood
Calbas
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Apt. 202
Culver City
Dobbs St
Apt. 18
W. 165Th Pl
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Gardena
Palos Verdes
Nick Lococo
Andrew J. Lococo
John Morrison
Gross
Police Department
Michigan
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