Judge to order Nixon to testify in Ellsberg burglary case
A California Superior Court judge said he would sign an unprecedented order requiring President Nixon to testify at a pretrial hearing for Ehrlichman and at the trial date. The White House vowed to respond after receiving the order.
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Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
Los Angeles
Nixon
White House
United States
Ringer
Ehrlichman
California
Gerald L. Warren
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
House
Committee votes for renovation of G Street downtown
The Downtown Revitalization Committee approved a motion to recommend city council adoption of a project to renovate South G Street between Ocean Avenue and Cypress Street. Estimated cost is $34,000, funded by $20,000 transportation funds and $14,000 federal revenue sharing funds as stated by Mayor E. C. Stevens.
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G Street
Ocean Avenue
Cypress Street
E. C. Stevens
South G Street
Autry
Nixon seeks energy bill without oil windfall curb
President Nixon urged the Senate to strike provisions creating a federal Energy Emergency Administration and to remove windfall profits limits and unemployment safeguards from a new energy bill. He argued for delaying action to craft a more responsible measure. The Senate planned a conference vote later that day.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Senate
Jury indicts gun running suspect in cross Atlantic plot
A federal grand jury indicted Theodore D. Brown of Santa Barbara for allegedly aiding gun transfers to Britain to support a plot to kidnap the French ambassador. The case centers on five pistols and 150 rounds found in a trunk aboard a plane. Also charged are Allison Rae Thompson and two companions arrested in London for conspiring to import guns.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Britain
Theodore D. Brown
Santa Barbara
Calif
State Department
Brown
Allison Rae Thompson
Miss Thompson
London
Abdelkhir el- Hakaoui
Ather Naseem
County Supervisors face rollback after petition drive
Santa Barbara County Supervisors who boosted pay to 24000 face possible repeal after the Committee for Integrity in County Government filed petitions with 16615 signatures. The panel seeks to overturn a 69 percent raise that lifted the salary from 14224, with organizers claiming as many as 24000 signatures could be turned in. The election bureau will validate 8573 required signatures before any action.
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Santa Barbara
Election Bureau
Bob Kirkpatrick
Robert Owen
Planners approve home use permit for Dennis J. Klaszewski
Lompoc Planning Commission approved a home use permit for Dennis J. Klaszewski to operate a business telephone and servicing hot peanut dispensing machines at 1312 W Locust Ave. Fifteen machines planned. one abstention noted. A report on renewal was directed for June 1975.
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Lompoc Planning Commission
Dennis J. Klaszewski
W. Locust Ave
George Barnes
Commission
William Fick
Robert Kranig
al Autry
Kranig
Klaszewski
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John D. Ehrlichman
Warren
James St. Clair
Watergate
Douglas Dalton
St. Clair
Michael Johnson
Gaviota Rest Stop
Barry Gustafson
Mick Fabing
Apricot
Lompoc
Zepher
Fabing
Dan Duffy
Santa Maria
Julius Kautze
John Schaaf
Owen
Ira W. Hart
Goleta Valley
Joe J. Callahan
Grand Jury
R.P. Richards
Vernon Copeland
Copeland
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