Brown Calls Oil Drilling Plans a Game of Roulette
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr compares planned offshore oil drilling to a game of roulette with oil firms holding the odds and the state in the sucker position. He calls the 1.6 million acre October lease sale precipitous and seeks protections for California.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Ford
U.S
Royston Hughes
Brown
Hughes
Stcker
Heat Scorches Crops Across Missouri And Midwest
Western corn belt endures relentless heat as corn stalks yellow and ears shrivel. Officials in Missouri and Iowa warn federal crop estimates are too optimistic and seek emergency drought loans while advising fodder use for cattle. Temperatures reach 101 in St. Louis with 90s elsewhere.
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Missouri
Iowa
Earl Butz
Russia
United States
Japan
James Boillot
Butz
Iowa Agriculture
Boillot
Midlands
James Meimann
Robert Lounsberry
Missouri Agricultural Disaster Committee
Mercury
St. Louis
Central Plains
Ford plans more golf on vacation at Vail Colorado
President Ford, after spending hours on the golf course since arriving Sunday, will return to the links and craft a major energy speech. He is expected to decide on appealing a court ruling that a $2 a barrel oil tariff is illegal after reviewing adviser recommendations. The Fords hosted guests including Fitzhugh Scott Alan Greenspan and Tokyo visitors while enjoying Vail social life.
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Vail
Colo
UPI
Ford
Rocky Mountain
White House
Ron Nessen
Dan
Eagles Nest
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Fitzhugh Scott
Milwaukee
Scott
Scotts
Kazu Nakamura
Tokyo
Alan Greenspan
The
Council of Economic Advisers
FBI protects Walter J. Scott amid Hearst search
Walter J. Scott, a central figure in the FBI hunt for Patricia Hearst, is in protective custody at his own request. His father in Las Vegas accused the FBI of kidnapping him under the guise of protection. Scott aided the FBI by stating Hearst and SLA members stayed at a farmhouse in northeastern Pennsylvania. The FBI also seeks his brother Jack Scott and has questioned friends including Bill Walton.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Walter J. Scott
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Philadelphia Inquirer
Scott
John J. Scott
Las Vegas
Clarence Kelly
Walter Scott
Miss Hearst
Oroville Dam Not Linked to Northern California Quake
USGS officials say the epicenter lay five miles under Palermo near Oroville and aftershocks exceeded 4.0 with a main shock of 6.0. They found no conclusive link between reservoir water and the August 1 earthquake, noting possible future quakes remain a concern.
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Menlo Park
Calif
UPI
Oroville
California
U.S. Geological Survey
Palermo
USGS
California officials say 22 state housing units valued at 3.5 million
A legislative auditor report notes state owned homes for 22 UC and state university officials, valued at 3.5 million, cost about 294,000 to maintain in 1973-74. Eleven rent free, five paid 7,608 in rent. open market value would be 392,832 annually.
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Sacramento
UPI
University of California
State University and Colleges System
Legislative Auditor General
University and Colleges
Auditor General
Former Teamster official bids on Hoffa survival theory
Dallas based ex aide Don Vestal, once Hoffa's troubleshooter, claims Hoffa is alive and in seclusion. Vestal asserts Hoffa may testify to grand juries and Congress, possibly prompting a temporary disappearance. He recalls Hoffa's mob ties, past threats, and a career marked by violence and intrigue.
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Teamster
Hoffa
Dallas
UPI
Don Vestal
Teamsters Union
Vestal
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Jim
Nixon White House
Union
Mob
Jimmy
Jimmy Hoffa
Officer's return urged to avert war in Luanda
In Luanda, Portugal's Lt Col Heitor Almendra is urged to fly from Lisbon back to run the capital's operational command to keep Portuguese troops confident amid imminent clashes among black nationalist factions. Portuguese forces, numbering 24,000, face internal dissension linked to Lisbon's military leadership struggle.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
Comercio
Heitor Almendra
Portugal
Lisbon
Lsbon
Melo Antunes
Mario Soares
Mosquitoes blamed for sickness in Red River Valley
Rain swollen ponds from early floods bred virus infected culex tarsalis mosquitoes spreading illness across Minnesota and North Dakota. At least one death is confirmed with several other fatalities possibly linked. Officials urge indoor activity after sunset and widespread spraying continues to curb mosquitoes.
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Fargo, N.D
UPI
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Teri Ray Wahl
Watford City
N.D
Yuma City
Ariz
Fred Heisel
Minnesota Health Department
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W. Scott
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Lompoc
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South Vietnam
Guam
Thailand
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Defense Department
Sapir
Beersheba. Israel
Pinhas Sapir
Israel
Moshav Nevatim
Negev Desert
Jewish Agency
Soroka Medical Center
Negev
Beersheba
Kfar Saba
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
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Lampage
Beauty Shop
East Ocean Avenue
Santa Cruz
State University and College System
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Senate
Mastro’s
I” Street
Ostlunds
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Lompoc Plaza
Williams Bros
West Ocean Avenue
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Santa Maria, Auto Center
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