Grand Jury to hear Pitchess security lock testimony
Los Angeles County supervisors move to transmit to the Grand Jury the testimony of a former sheriff deputy who claimed he was ordered to install security locks on county time for Pitchess allies. Pitchess accused Ward of harassment while denying cooperation. the case references Operation White Elephant and brochure destruction tied to a photo.
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Nixon blocked from travel for months by doctor
Dr John C Lungren said former President Richard Nixon cannot travel or testify in the Watergate trial for at least a month and possibly up to three months due to thrombophlebitis and a pulmonary embolus. He is hospitalized in Long Beach for convalescence and tests will determine duration. If improving, he could leave by week’s end.
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Reinecke to resign amid sentencing in Washington
Sacramento Ed Reinecke announced he will resign as lieutenant governor on Wednesday the day of his sentencing in Washington DC for a felony perjury conviction. Republican nominee Sen Johns Harmer says he would accept appointment if offered by Gov Reagan. Assembly panel approves a retirement benefits repeal draft.
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Pension repeal showdown moves to final votes in Sacramento
Legislature narrowed 17 pension bills to three on Monday and set final action for Wednesday. A Democrat bill aims to repeal the instant pension for legislators under 60 and cut pensions for Governor Reagan and other officials. Other measures would bar Ed Reineke from any pension amid a felony perjury case.
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Watergate trial moves with Strachan case separated
In Washington on the eve of the Watergate cover up trial Judge John Sirica separated former White House aide Gordon C Strachan from the case and held a closed hearing on the authenticity of the White House to reach a pretrial decision. Strachan fought immunity from prosecution and the Special Prosecutor moved for severance after the Court of Appeals ruling. The judge noted serious questions to be considered after trial and moved the matter to pretrial review.
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Cancer cells found near Betty Ford breast cancer glands
Doctors report microscopic cancer involvement in lymph glands removed with Betty Ford’s right breast. Despite optimism for prolonged survival, medical findings typically reduce long term cure chances. The First Lady and President Ford are said to be pleased with the outcome.
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Farm price dip won't cut food spiral
Agriculture Secretary predicts supermarket prices will rise 4 to 7 percent by end of next year due to grain shortages from heavy rains and drought. Meanwhile farm price drops in September show livestock and grains easing, but eggs milk and broilers rose. Experts warn next 14 months may bring slower but steady increases amid tight grain supplies and herd reductions.
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Ford to testify on Nixon pardon before House panel
President Ford will appear in person before a House Judiciary subcommittee to explain why he pardoned former President Richard Nixon. The session would mark Ford as the third sitting president to testify to Congress, with questions centering on aid from White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman and potential knowledge of Nixon’s health. Ford’s spokesman said he is prepared to answer all questions and information requests.
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Senate votes to end daylight saving time
Senate votes move to abolish daylight saving time ending clock changes nationwide. Page A notes and editorial context likely referenced.
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