City Council stalls outside probe into Mansell DUI case
Long Beach officials faced a request from the Long Beach Police Officers Association to seek a state attorney general investigation into allegations that a small group of officers “set up” Mayor Mansell’s drunken driving arrest. The council met in executive session and decided against involving outside authorities while the police department conducts its own inquiry, with some members suggesting the internal review should come first. The POA pressed for a complete, independent probe to remove any local influence. Mansell pled innocent to the October DUI charge. blood alcohol was 0.16.
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Ford outlines 12-point fight on inflation
President Ford spoke to the nation from Kansas City urging inflation fighters and energy savers. He urged borrowing discipline, thrift, bargain hunting, and slower driving while warning Congress of tougher measures if it blocks his economic proposals.
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Ford veto of halt to Turk arms upheld
Washington The Senate failed Tuesday by 16 votes to override President Ford's veto of an immediate halt in arms shipments to Turkey, a first major confrontation with Congress. A new compromise would allow weapons to flow to December 30 to aid Cyprus talks, prompting criticism from opponents led by Rep. Rosenthal and scrutiny from Rep. Mahon.
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Ehrlichman Accuses Nixon of Lying to Protect Self
In a Watergate trial opening, Ehrlichman’s lawyer claims President Nixon deceived and used him to save his own skin, joining other ex aides in accusing the former president. The jury hears about alleged cover up as Nixon’s attendance for cross-examination is debated due to illness.
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Boston tense as guard sent. Ford denies federal troops
Gov. Fargent mobilizes the National Guard in Boston amid racial clashes over desegregation and busing. President Ford rejects a federal troop request, saying troops are a last resort. Sargent calls the decision regrettable and keeps guards in armories with readiness to react. Kennedy backs the White House stance as precautionary measures continue.
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Liddy Freed on Reduced Bond After Watergate Case
Liddy, silent Watergate figure, was released from jail on a $4000 bond after his lawyers urged the judge he would not flee. He had spent about 21 months in prison and faces appeal terms totaling over 20 years for the break ins at Democratic National Headquarters and Ellsberg psychiatrist offices. His release came as Judge Gesell cut the appeal bond from $100,000 and Liddy headed to his Oxon Hill Maryland home.
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Reagan hints at third party candidacy in 1976
Governor Reagan raised the possibility of running as a third-party candidate for president in 1976 during a Sacramento news conference. He said he is not actively pursuing a third party, prefers reviving Republican interest, and cited disaffection with both parties as a factor in the political landscape. He noted no one has seriously discussed him heading a third-party ticket.
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Pitchess letter accuses staff interference in stakeout
Sheriff Peter Pitchess charged that a member of Supervisor Baxter Ward's staff interfered during a stakeout for a possible murder suspect. The letter to Supervisor Ken Hahn alleged two sheriff's patrolmen were shadowed by a white county vehicle whose headlights caused a hazardous scene, prompting an internal audit.
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Farmers Slaughter 658 Calves Over Feed Costs
Farmers kill 658 calves in protest against rising feed costs. President signs historic campaign reform bill into law, marking a significant policy shift. Page references A-L1 and A-L.
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