Reagan narrowly dodges bomb threat at Palm Springs banquet
Former Governor Ronald Reagan and about 250 guests were evacuated from a Canyon Hotel banquet in Palm Springs after a local radio station received a bomb threat. Police swept the room and found no devices. Reagan cited guerrilla warfare concerns and noted he may run for president while CRA delegates weighed Ford vs Reagan.
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Ronald Reagan
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KCMJ
Reagan
California
CRA
Rea
Hearst case details emerge in FBI evidence release
FBI investigators found a manila envelope with self described pages and large SLA file boxes including The Declaration of Revolutionary War and Symbionese War Council terms. The list shows FBI path of the 12 year search, brainwashing question cited in Hearst’s defense, and claims of Petty Hallinan’s interview.
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SLA
Los Angeles
Declaration of Revolutionary War
Symbionese War Council
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Donald “Cinque”’ DeFreeze
Miss Hearst
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hearst
Mondale Speech Interrupted by Bomb Threat Evacuates Chapel
Mondale's address at Swasey Chapel was interrupted by a telephone bomb threat prompting an 800 person evacuation and building search. The audience was cleared, no device found, and Mondale finished the speech after the all clear. Helms and Bissell could not be reached for comment. David Aaron corroborated the speech text by phone from Ohio.
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Swasey Chapel
U.S
Iran
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Veto override debate and CIA executive action linked
The article contrasts Ford's veto message opposing a costly child nutrition bill with McGovern's critique of U S budget priorities. It outlines the proposed two choices for nutrition aid and highlights a former CIA official's remarks about an executive action group linked to assassination plots and coups.
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Congress
Aaron
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Harvey
Indianapolis
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Rome
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Senate study questions power of president on Middle East monitors
A Senate legal review concluded parts of an assurance resemble treaty undertakings and exceed presidential authority without Senate advice and consent. Congress aimed to act next week on deploying 200 American technicians to supervise the disengagement accord set to take effect Sunday.
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Congress
House International Relations Committee
Israel
Egypt
Kissinger
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Charles Percy
Ill
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Siam
Middle East
Aides encouraged by jobless-rate dip in September
The Labor Department reported September unemployment at 8.3 percent, down from August and the lowest in seven months. Factory hiring rose 182,000, youths returned to school, and total unemployment stood at 7.8 million as the economy shows a gradual recovery.
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UPI
Labor Department
Department
Julius Shishkin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
White House
Ron Nessen
Shishkin
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Los Angeles County Paid $483 Million in Jobless Benefits
The Employment Development Department reports $483,594,326 in unemployment payments in Los Angeles County last year, and $104,729,370 in Orange County. Statewide total was about $1.5 billion. Offices shifted from cash to checks to curb robberies after two incidents in Compton and Hollywood.
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EDD
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Orange County
Fred Brenner
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Ana
San Francisco
San Jose
Brenner
Compton
Creature Bites Reported Off Seal Beach Injure Two
Two swimmers were bitten in the ocean near the San Gabriel River jetty in Seal Beach at 2 45 p m Friday. Michael Caldwell 18 Bell Gardens and James Nullinax 15 Long Beach were treated and released. Lifeguards found small cuts and a search found no sharks. a school of barracudas was spotted nearby.
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Tim Dorsey
San Gabriel River
Michael Caldwell
Bell Gardens
James Nullinax
Walnut Ave
Long Beach
Caldwell
Nulli
Trend Down in California Oil and Gas Production in 1974
California data show oil output fell 3.5 percent from 1973 and natural gas production dropped about 25 percent in 1974. The division reported 306 million 42 gallon barrels of oil and 381 billion cubic feet of gas, with reserves increased by 50 million barrels to nearly 4.5 billion.
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California
Harold Bertholf
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