Berlin Wall figures Ehrlichman Haldeman in Watergate glare
The Senate Watergate Committee reveals Ehrlichman and Haldeman as central figures defending Nixon. Haldeman discloses he listened to two secret tapes that undercut Dean's claims of Nixon's awareness. The panel plans a break and weighs suing to obtain the tapes and papers.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin Wall
Senate Watergate Committee
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Archibald Cox
John W. Dean III
Dean
Western Union Telegrams and Public Duty Debate in Sacramento
Senator Al Song criticizes a $6 telegram fee for undelivered service and urges a public safeguards bill to ensure prompt delivery and triple damages for failures. Sacramento report notes milk carton case losses total $3 million yearly for LA dairies and creameries.
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al Song
Western Union
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Public Utilities Commission
San Francisco
Song
Gianelli urges balanced water plans after resignation
William R. Gianelli, former director of the state Water Resources Department, calls for future California water development to satisfy both environmentalists and water users. He favors fewer dams and greater use of nonconventional sources such as wastewater reclamation, desalination, groundwater management, and weather modification.
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Sacramento
UPI
William R. Gianelli
State Water Resources Department
Gianelli
California
State Personnel Board
Ronald Reagan
Washington, D.C
Water Resources Department
Alka Seltzer Faces FDA Label Warning Debate
Miles Laboratories told an FDA aspirin panel it is open to warning labels about ulcers but opposes a blanket warning to avoid Alka Seltzer for all ulcer patients. The testimony follows a Ralph Nader backed group accusation of withheld data on aspirin bleeding. Adrien Ringuette denied the charges, calling them untrue.
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Washington
UPI
Miles Laboratories
Miles
Health Research Group
FDA
Adrien Ringuette
Aspirin
Sprinkler System Deployed to Fight Hot Fire in California
The U S Forest Service uses an experimental sprinkler setup on a five day old blaze in Klamath National Forest to cool the fire and protect crews. About 4 800 acres burned with 73 million board feet of timber valued at 16 million dollars as 1 500 firefighters battle steep terrain three miles of irrigation pipe run along Merrill Mountain feeding water to sprinklers.
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Delano
Calif
UPI
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
UFW
Chavez
Teamsters Union
Kern
Fresno
Furnace Creek
San Francisco
Death Valley
Jo Ann Claudio Williams
Anita Perrot
San Francisco City College
Grapevine Canyon
Eureka
Merrill Mountain
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Norm Moffit
Japan
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Oakland
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
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Mullin
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OPEL
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Food and Drug Administration
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