U N Secretary General appeals for aid to Indochina refugees
Kurt Waldheim urged all who can help to rush humanitarian assistance to refugees in South Vietnam and rest of Indochina. He asked governments and individuals to support UN agencies including the UNHCR and UNICEF, as fighting worsens civilian suffering among women and children.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
South
Vietnam
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
U.N. Children
Saigon
da Nang
Waldheim
Geneva
Viet Cong
Tam
Indochina
Undercover Check Up Targets Medi Cal Care Quality
California health officials launch Operation Check Up using 40 undercover operatives to probe physician treatment of Medi Cal patients and access barriers. The inquiry includes testing appointments by phone, examining fee for service providers, and reviewing patient records for a panel of doctors.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Health
Medi- Cal
California
Robert Gnaizda
Nixon Foundation moves to dissolve amid Watergate ties
The Richard Nixon Foundation seeks court approval to dissolve and give assets to Whittier College. Trustees, including four convicted Watergate figures Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Kalmbach, filed the petition with the Superior Court, detailing the library project and unclear progress.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon Foundation
Nixon
Whittier College
Jack Crown
Superior Court
Foundation
Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Herbert Kalmbach
Donald
Edward
David Eisenhower
White House
Robert Finch
Leonard Garment
Ford tours Elk Hills oil field to press energy plan
President Ford visited the Elk Hills Naval oil reserve near Bakersfield and pressed Congress to open the field to production to cut dependence on Middle East oil. He noted the site now yields about 3 000 barrels per day and said boosting output could reach 160 000 to 400 000 bpd with congressional approval. He aims a billion barrel civilian reserve and a 300 million barrel military reserve.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Ford
Navy
House of Representatives
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Jack Bowers
Palm
Congress
U.S
Standard Oil of
California
William Howard Taft
Teapot Dome
Warren G. Harding
R.G. Martin
Martin
State considers 2 cent per barrel oil transit fee
Controller Kenneth Cory proposes oil firms pay California up to 2 cents a barrel for petroleum moving on state land. Officials say revenue could reach multi millions though hearings are planned. A separate bill by Sen. Nate Holden would require handgun registration and annual state permits with strict controls on mail orders.
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UPI
Kenneth Cory
State Lands Commission
William Northrup
The
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Cory
Northrup
Exxon
Senate
Nate Holden
State Justice Department
Holden
Rebate Use Pushes Economy, Economists Split On Impact
Economists urge using a $98 to $200 tax rebate as a down payment on purchases to amplify the $22.8 billion cut. Some predict 6 percent consumption rise and brief positive GDP growth, while others warn savings or bills may limit impact. Gen. Omar Bradley improves after brain surgery. NYSE quarter strongest in 183 years with heavy trading.
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Alan Murray
First National City Bank of New York
Murray
Otto Eckstein
Data Resources
Eckstein
Los Angeles
UPI
Omar Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Bradley
Citibank
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
L. William Seidman
Ford
Philadelphia
Seidman
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NEA, Inc
Elk Field
SLA
Symbionese Liberation Army
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Elvin Sheehy
Shep
West Laurel
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
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Lompoc Record
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Lompoc Plaza
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