Reagan says Mulligan moonlighting as private consultant
Gov. Ronald Reagan ordered Mulligan to resign as chair of the California Water Resources Control Board after Mulligan admitted privately to serving as a consultant for a private engineering firm. Mulligan denied legal wrongdoing and said he had never accepted compensation, while Reagan called the relationship incompatible with state government duties.
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UPI
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Kerry Mulligan
Mulligan
Reagan
California Water Resources Control Board
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Frederick Bold Jr
Richmond
Edwin J. Gray
Gray
Edwin Meese
Meese
Newsmen
Water supply scare hoax tied to Perth letter
Lake Piru in Santa Paula stopped using water after a Perth mailed letter warned of nerve gas. FBI joined probe. tests found no poison in the 7 billion gallon reservoir and nearby Kensico suspected in New York. Officials say no water used until further testing confirms safety.
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Santa Paula
Calif
UPI
Australia
New York
FBI
Lake Piru
James Lehr
Environmental Health Division
Ventura County Health Department
Lehr
Lake
Piru
Perth
Detroit
Kensico Reservoir
Westchester County
New York City
Ft. MacArthur Army Post
Sheriff's Department
U.S. Public Health Department
State Health Department
State Criminal Laboratory
Water Company
U.S. Public Health Service
Labor union chief keeps Nixon option open in 1972 race
AFL-CIO President George Meany says the labor movement has taken no official action for or against Nixon. Some Democratic hopefuls acknowledge Nixon’s peace proposals affect Vietnam War politics, with labor groups aiming to defeat Nixon in 1972.
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United Press International
AFL Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Nixon
Aflcio
Meany
Afl-Cio
South
Vietnam
Indochina
Official Federation
Afl-Cio News
Alexander Barkan
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Richard Nixon
Andrew J Biemiller
Labor Movement
The
United States
Lompoc Record Officially Registered Under State Act
The Lompoc Record lists its publication details as a second class mail newspaper for Lompoc California 93436. It cites Superior Court Decree No 47065 and identifies officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam president and Harry J Crompe editor with various department heads and staff.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Sickle slayer Clarence Smith found guilty in Sierra campground slayings
A Nevada County jury of seven women and five men found Clarence Otis Smith guilty of first degree murder in Donna Fitzhugh death and second degree murder in John Simmons slaying at a Sierra foothills campground. He faces the death penalty on the first degree count. The verdict came after a 12 day trial with 20 hours of deliberation.
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Nevada City
Calif
UPI
Clarence Otis Smith
Sierra Foothills
Nevada County
Ontario
John Simmons
Weimar
Smith
Dog Bar
Marie Parker
Pomona
Kenneth Garbe
Applegate
Governor Describes Mulligan as Honest in Water Conflict
The governor called Kerry Mulligan thoroughly honest but said the resigned water pollution chief erred in judgment creating a conflict of interest. Senate legislation SB128 SB129 SB130 by Alquist D San Jose seeks campaign spending limits and disclosure of large contributions.
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Mulligan
Kerry Mulligan
Senate
Alquist
San Jose
Bradley
Beilenson
Beverly Hills Gas
Nationwide Cold Wave Grips Much of the U S
Cold air pushed from the northern Rockies to Kansas and Wisconsin, with icy temperatures in New England. Eastern New Mexico and northwest Texas faced warnings as the northwestern Oklahoma two thirds stayed frigid. Rain and freezing rain southernly, ice slick roads warned from Texas Panhandle to Missouri. Light snow flurries touched Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, and near the Great Lakes. The South Atlantic Gulf Coast enjoyed fair, dry weather while the Southwest remained clear.
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New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Missouri
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
State highway policy called a hodge-podge at hearing
Nathan Shapell called the Division of Highways excess lands policy a hodge podge during a Little Hoover Commission hearing. He and others questioned why millions in right of way along the abandoned Route 55 still sit with the state as officials await possible Newport Beach agreement.
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Sacramento
UPI
Division of Highways
Little Hoover Commission
Nathan Shapell
Shapell
State Department of Public Works
State Public Works
James Moe
Commission
Moe
Costa Mesa
Newport Beach
Manning Post
Post
EPA fires top enforcer’s legislative director amid leak memo row
EPA Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus dismissed Howard A. Cohen after memos alleged to favor weakening environmental bills for Nixon’s reelection circulated. Cohen said the memos were not authored by him and he opposed the strategy, while Ruckelshaus insisted policies remain apolitical.
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UPI
Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Times
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