Goose pluckers trip up Maryland defense guest list
A UPI report says Rockwell International and Raytheon used professional goose pluckers at Eastern Shore lodges to avoid leaving unclaimed geese with guests. The state requires pluckers to list recipients, revealing 37 officers and 22 civilians, including several flag officers and a procurement executive, linked to the hunts in 1972-73 and 1974-75.
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UPI
Maryland
Pentagon
Rockwell International Corp
Raytheon Co
Joint Congressional Committee On Defense Production
Defense
Proxmire
Rockwell
Raytheon
Allan Hancock Jt Community College bids for trampolines and film
The Allan Hancock Joint Community College District invites sealed bids by 10 00 a m Tuesday February 17 1976 for one or both trampolines and or related parts and or 16mm film Introducing the Tramp Bids open at the Business Manager office Santa Maria California 93454 Viewing available in the Physical Education facility Bids must be in duplicate with 5 percent bid bond and are subject to rejection waiver of irregularities See notice for details and contact Mrs Hinchliff or the Business Office for forms Cartage is buyer's responsibility Sale as is no guarantee All bids to be marked Trampoline Bid February 17 1976 signed Board of Trustees Allan Hancock JCCD Ernest E Righetti President Owen S Rice Vice President 3T Feb 4 5 6 1976
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Allan Hancock College
South College Drive
Santa Maria
California
Allan Hancock Joint Community College
Hearst trial ready to commence today
Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial heads to jury seating after six days of voir dire. Judge Oliver Carter approves 36 jurors and four alternates as defense and prosecution plan ten peremptory challenges each. Defense motions seek to limit evidence to kidnapping and the April 1974 holdup.
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Hearst
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Berkeley
Calif
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
Bailey
Carter
Rousselot Mulls Senate Run After Goldwater Exit
Rep. John H. Rousselot says he is considering a U S Senate bid to challenge Democrat John V Tunney after Barry Goldwater Jr withdraws He plans a final decision by February 16 and cites solid statewide support and a favorable poll showing 35 percent recognition among voters with more than half viewing him positively He believes he can win the Republican primary over Hayakawa and notes other GOP candidates include Alphonzo Bell Robert Finch and John Schmitz.
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Washington
UPI
John H. Rousselot
Senate
John V. Tunney
Barry Goldwater Jr
Rousselot
House
California
Goldwater
Arizona
San Fran
Cisco University
S.J. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Tunney
Alphonzo Bell
Robert H. Finch
John G. Schmitz
Congress
Richardson emergence as GOP vice presidential contender
UPI reports in Paradise Valley Arizona that Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson is emerging as a potential Republican vice presidential nominee. Helen Thomas notes it is early to judge but Richardson could be viable. Moynihan may have resigned as U.N. ambassador due to senatorial ambitions or Kissinger friction, though he denied NY Senate plans.
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GOP
Paradise Valley, Ariz
UPI
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Helen Thomas
White House
Richardson
The
Health Industries Manufacturers Association
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Henry Kissinger
Moynihan
Senate
New York
Miss Thomas
California doctors anticipate changes to malpractice bill
Assembly sponsor Howard Berman of Beverly Hills said changes will be made to Gov. Brown's medical malpractice plan after a seven hour meeting with doctors and officials. The bill would create a state pool funded by doctors with an initial 4000 dollar premium rising 15 percent annually and possible cost-of-living assessments. Participation would be voluntary but binding for 10 years or until a buyout.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Berman
Brown
Children Held as Hostages on Hijacked Bus in Djibouti
Guerrillas from the Liberation Front of French Somaliland seized a school bus near the Somali border, taking more than 20 children hostage aboard while negotiations with French officials stalled. The bus was halted at a roadblock and a tire was shot out as conditions remained unknown.
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Djibouti
Afars and
Issas
UPI
Liberation Front
Africa
Kissinger calls Angola intervention critical to diplomacy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says the Cuban and Soviet intervention in Angola creates an unprecedented superpower crisis and urges a diplomatic settlement. He cites $200 million in Soviet aid and 11,000 Cuban troops as urgent concerns while advocating a cease-fire and withdrawal of all outsiders.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
Angola
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Africa
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Congress
Kisssinger
Lawmakers open House hearings on antiabortion proposals
Antiabortion advocates press dozens of bills to overturn or bypass the 1973 Supreme Court ruling as Rep. Don Edwards schedules public hearings on legal and constitutional issues. President Ford, in a CBS interview, said abortions should be limited to rape or other unfortunate circumstances and supported a constitutional amendment for state standards.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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D-Calif
CBS
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