Greece rules out armed Cyprus intervention but vows guerrilla war
Greece rejected sending troops to Cyprus saying distance and Turkish aims prevent it. Premier Karamanlis ordered NATO withdrawal as anti American sentiment grows. Greek leaders demand American bases and UMAG exit while UPI reports experts foresee a prolonged conflict on the island and Turkey’s gains.
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UPI
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Vietnam
Mediterranean
Ioannis Zighdis
U.S
UMAG
NATO
Zighdis
6Th Fleet
Greek Intelligence Service
KYP
Constantine Karamanlis
Karamanlis
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Ford
Sixth year of violence begins in Northern Ireland
BELFAST UPI Britain braces for a sixth year of Catholic Protestant violence in Northern Ireland as security forces arrest two senior IRA officers. Army notes anniversaries are remembered while troops warned of an IRA remin der. Officials say three top IRA leaders were captured in recent days, including Andy Stephenson, 38, in Londonderry.
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UPI
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Andy Stephenson
Londonderry
Provisional Brigade
Public Auction Notice for Lompoc Property Sale
William Bezuhly as trustee will sell at public auction on September 18, 1974 at 1:00 PM at the County Courthouse Santa Barbara entry for cash to satisfy 15,390.19 note balance plus fees on Lot 11, Subdivision LO M 4 in Lompoc. Street address listed as 904 W Oak Lompoc though address may be incorrect. Sale conveys no covenants or warranties. SPS 41649 3T-August 16 23 30 1974.
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William Bezuhly
Santa Barbara
State of California
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
California
Lom-4
Lompoc
County OF Santa Barbara
County Recorder
W. Oak
California rape victim bill cleared in Assembly
The Assembly passed SB1678 by 67 to 5 to limit questions about a rape victim’s past sex life. Supporters say it eases trauma and encourages reporting while opponents warn it may weaken the defendant’s right to evidence. The measure moves to the Senate for concurrence before potential signing by Governor Reagan.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Ronald Renan
Alan Robbins
D-Van Nuys
Assembly
Raymond T. Seeley
R-Blythe
Alan Sier
Oty
Criminal Justice Committee
John T. Knox
D-Richmond
Anti smog device bill weakened in senate panel
California Senate Finance Committee approved an amended measure weakening a plan to require 35 anti smog devices on cars from 1966 to 1970. The panel split 8 to 3 with SB2471 by Sen. Holmdahl targeting three major air basins. A second bill by Sen. Bradley to delay the program during energy shortages moved to the floor 7 to 4.
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API
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
John Holmdahl
Oakland
Assembly
Assembly Transportation Committee
Drought May Cut Farm Income and Raise Meat Prices
Economists warn the drought draining the Midwest could push farm income down from last year’s $32 billion to about $30 billion in 1974 and lift world inflation in 1975. Iowa State’s Louis Thompson notes livestock liquidation will raise red meat prices in months ahead.
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United Press International
Federal Reserve Bank of
Louis Thompson
Iowa State University
Europe
Bishops void ordination of 11 Episcopal women
In Chicago the House of Bishops invalidated the 11 women ordained as Episcopal priests and condemned the participating bishops. The resolution, passed 126 to 10, urges no further ordinations until the 1976 General Convention decides on women priests, while dropping charges against the four involved bishops.
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Chicago
UPI
House of Bishops
House
California Senate panel OKs 44 Million for Parks Bond Act
The Senate Finance Committee approved nearly 44 million dollars for acquiring new state parks by passing Prop. 1, the Park and Recreation Bond Act, funding 33 parks in California. The 9-0 vote sent the bill to the full Senate ahead of the June primary.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
California
Nixon Receives Subpoena and Witness Fees in Watergate Case
A U.S. District Court sent Nixon a $302 check for witness and mileage fees and a subpoena ordering the former president to testify. The subpoena, to be served at the Presidential Compound in San Clemente, Calif., marks start of the trial slated for Sept. 9. Jaworski and Sirica weigh delays amid new tape material and pretrial shifts. several defendants seek postponement while one calls for separate trial.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Presidential Compound
San Clemente
Calif
Leon Jaworski
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Robert Mardian
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Kenneth Wells Parkinson
Gordon C. Strachan
Haldeman
CRP
Park to shorten mourning after First Lady death during aid speech
South Korea's Park Chung Hee asks cabinet to cut the five day mourning for his wife who was killed by an assassin's bullet amid his televised National Theater speech. Funeral moved up to Monday as Park vouches to press on with state duties. Moon Sae kwang, 22, a Korean living in Japan, identified as the gunman.
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Seoul
UPI
Park Chunghee
Park
Korea
Japan
Moon Sae-kwang
First Lady Betsy Ford Hosts State Dinner for King Hussein
Betty Ford plans her first major social event as first lady hosting a state dinner for King Hussein of Jordan in Washington. About 200 guests invited with dancing scheduled. She selects staff including Nancy Howe as personal secretary and considers a new press secretary while retaining existing Nixon aides.
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UPI
Betty Ford
Jordan
Hussein
Nancy Howe
Lynchburg
Fords
White House
Trenton
N.J
State College
Lise Courtney
Ford
Helen McCain Smith
Pat Nixon
Nixon White House
Lucy Winchester
Clement Conger
Pat Matson
Terry Ivey
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