Economics to be aired across U S
The White House announced regional meetings next month to address inflation and economic trouble. Ten mini summits will spotlight food housing and the stock market before a two day domestic summit September 27 28 in Washington led by President Ford.
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U.S
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Three held in cocaine smuggling operation
DEA reports the arrest of Ronald H. Ossenberg, Robert L. Foulkes, and John P. Foulkes of O'Brien Manufacturing in Seattle for smuggling cocaine inside hollow water ski cores. Ossenberg’s wife Carol and Gord on Jacopi of Burlingame were also detained. about 10 pounds of cocaine seized.
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Redmond
Wash
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Jacopi
Burlingame
DEA
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Washington, D.C
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Colombia
South America
Lindbergh flew antique open cockpit planes a year before death
Lindbergh, in his 70s, piloted open cockpit aircraft including a Gypsy Moth from Santa Paula airport. Harlan Gurney recalls they barnstormed in the 1920s and that Lindbergh spoke with him recently by phone, noting their shared Lincoln Nebraska beginnings and Paige's Aerial Pageant ventures.
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Calif
UPI
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Harlan ‘Bud’ Gurney
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Santa Paula
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Paige
Reagan rated relatively good governor by California poll
A California Poll found 35 percent said Ronald Reagan did a good job as governor, 36 percent fair, and 24 percent poor. Reagan peaked in February 1969 with 42 percent good and August 1971 with 28 percent good and 33 percent poor. Nixon and Brown fared worse in various years.
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UPI
California
Richard Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Brown
Reagan
Worker buried alive wins large settlement in California
Clarence E. Johnson Jr., a 38 year old Ojai father of four, was buried 25 minutes in a trench cave in San Luis Obispo after which he remained unconscious for two years. He now receives an estimated 3 million dollar settlement for his injuries and ongoing care.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
UPI
Clarence E. Johnson Jr
Ojai
Scali to Remain U.N. Ambassador as Ford Keeps Post
President Ford plans to keep John Scali as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. A high official source denied a San Francisco Examiner report that former Senator Thomas Kuchel would replace Scali. Scali will stay in his post and Kuchel may be named a public member of the U.S. delegation for the General Assembly next month.
Lindbergh’s last flight plan carried out simply
Charles A Lindbergh died in Hawaii at 72 after returning from New York. His physician said the aviator chose a quiet end, declined heroic measures, and arranged his funeral details while his cancer limited his strength. He preferred living a day here to a month in New York.
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Howell
Young GOP seeks to oust Rockefeller from 1976 ticket
In Los Angeles the Young Americans for Freedom announce a campaign to dump Nelson Rockefeller from the GOP ticket in 1976. They warn of a conservative third party if Rockefeller remains and call for letter writing to party leaders and President Ford. John Lewis accuses Rockefeller of fiscal irresponsibility and a liberal record while unpopular with many Republicans.
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Ford
John Lewis
California
Yar
New York State
Lewis
Missouri Couple Sentenced in Hearst Kidnap Extortion Case
Shirley Ann Marx, 21, and Nile Dayne Marx, 43, of Columbia Missouri, received nine months in county jail and three years probation for attempting to extort 100000 from Randolph Hearst by posing as kidnappers of Patricia Hearst. Superior Court Judge William A Caldecott imposed the sentence after a guilty verdict on August 2 and taped telephone conversations. The FBI arrested them February 16 when they tried to collect the money in a Los Angeles bus depot locker.
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UPI
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Patricia Hearst
Superior Court
William A. Caldecott
Shirley Ann Marx
Hearst
Hillsborough
Calif
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
Court to study Ehrlichman right
California Supreme Court will likely decide Wednesday whether to suspend John Ehrlichman from practicing law over his Elisberg burglary conviction. A record marked moral turpitude was filed by the state bar association, potentially yielding suspension pending appeals. disbarment if Ehrlichman loses.
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UPI
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State Bar Association
Ford recall may cut fuel economy on older cars
Ford will repair 282000 1973 and early 1974 models to fix a defective EGR valve. The fix can reduce fuel economy by up to 3 percent. Chrysler GM and VW recalls are also underway with varying completion rates and EPA oversight.
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Ford Monday
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Volkswagen
Spirit of St. Louis: spare, lean design at Smithsonian
The Spirit of St. Louis built by Ryan Aircraft Co in San Diego cost 6000 dollars for the airframe with extra engine and instruments. Lindbergh flew it with blind cockpit and side windows only, no windshield, carrying 450 gallons of fuel. It now hangs from the Smithsonian ceiling.
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Roosevelt Field
Long Island
N.Y
Smithsonian Institution
Non high school graduates win right to go to college
Two sixteen year olds win access to Santa Rosa Junior College after a U S District Court ruling. Judge Alfonso Zirpoli said age alone cannot bar admission and that standards must evaluate individual academic proficiency. The decision allows Frankie Miller Jr and Carla Flaherty to enroll despite lack of standard high school graduation.
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UPI
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Frankie Miller Jr
Carla Flaherty
Symbas Experimental School
Santa Rosa
U.S
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Preserving Historic Newspaper Pages with Milk of Magnesia
An expert advises a simple preservation method for newsprint using milk of magnesia and club soda to create an alkaline solution. Newspapers are immersed then dried under weight, kept away from light and air, to slow yellowing and brittleness from acetic acid.
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Seattle
UPI
Richard D. Smith
University of Washington
Smith
Senate OKs bill easing school program approvals
CaliforniaSenate advances AB27 to allow districts to implement education programs without needing state permission if no law is conflicted or preempted. Supporters say Prop.5 inspired local control while opponents warn of a blank check for districts.
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UPI
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Clark Bradley
George Moscone
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Newport Beach
Greek Cypriots organize guerrilla force amid invasion fears
In Nicosia Greek sources say refugees are being recruited into a Cyprus Liberation Army to oppose the Turkish invasion. President Clerides signals flexibility on settlement while opposing partition and calling for Turkish withdrawal and UN-supervised protections for both communities.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Cyprus Liberation Army
Glafkos Clerides
Clerides
Greece
Turkey
Geneva
Discount bill allows cash discounts for bill payments
The California Senate gave final approval to AB3342 by Assemblyman Alan Sieroty allowing businesses to offer cash discounts to customers paying bills with cash rather than credit, sending the measure to Governor Reagan on a tight 2-2 vote with no debate.
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UPI
Senate
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
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