Reagan backers stop veto overrides in California session
In a special session that adjourned Wednesday, Reagan backers blocked all veto override attempts in the Senate. Nine senators were absent, and one seat was vacant, leaving 27 votes needed from 30. Overrides failed in every case, including measures on senior citizen tax relief, public contracts, housing loans, campus child care, and child labor.
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Reinecke Sentenced for Perjury and Fallout
Ed Reinecke faces conviction for perjury in Washington as California moves to appoint a successor. He resigned as lieutenant governor just before sentencing, drawing criticism of his open government stance. Reagan had previously tapped Reinecke to succeed Rob Finch, with a governor’s successor soon to be announced in San Francisco.
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Ed Reinecke
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Oil Use Plan Aims Half Million Barrels By August
The plan predicts reducing oil consumption by 15 percent could double idle capacity of about six million barrels daily. Current world surplus around 1.3 million barrels per day, with OPEC September output under 31 million and consumption over 41 million in major industrial nations. An International Energy Agency is to be set up next month to manage supplies in emergencies and push prices down.
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International Energy Agency
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Humphrey warns food prices to rise over 10 percent
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey told a Kennedy Center town meeting that retail food prices next year could be substantially higher than Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz predicted. He said the era of bargain supermarket prices is over and criticized Butz’s optimistic forecast as unreliable.
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Long Beach Man Arrested After Liquor Store Robbery
Police chased and pinned 1 year old robbery suspect Lonnie Carl Word of 921 Daisy Ave Long Beach against a patrol car in a Fourth Street alley after he allegedly pointed a gun at officers leaving Andis Liquor Deli 125 E Fourth Street. He was booked on armed robbery grand theft auto commercial burglary and assault on an officer. Officers Wayne Clark and Dan Mallonee directed the arrest after spotting Word running from the store following the holdup.
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Lonnie Carl Word
Daisy Ave
Wayne Clark
Dan Mallonee
Word
Andis Liquor
Senate votes to recommit foreign aid bill to committee
Senate 41 to 39 moves to recommit the $2.5 billion foreign aid authorization bill to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid heated debate over military aid cuts to five nations including India and Turkey and limits on covert intelligence activities. The measure faces a looming veto by President Ford. Strong amendments seek to curb CIA and related agencies while others push partial or unconditional bans on assistance.
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Hubert Humphrey
D. Mia
John Stennis
D- Miss
Armed Services Committee
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Humphrey
Watergate case broadens as Ja worski hints at more co conspirators
Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski says government may prove beyond those named that others were involved in the conspiracy while Ehrlichman appeals his Elisberg conviction. Former President Nixon is among unindicted co conspirators. Trial set to begin in Sirica’s courtroom after juror screening and sequestration.
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CIA
Nixon to Leave Hospital After Tests
Former President Nixon, hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach, is improving after a phlebitis episode. Dr. John C. Langren said no occult malignancy has been found and Nixon is expected to be discharged by week’s end after radiology, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and pathology tests.
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John C. Langren
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Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach
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