Haldeman hints CIA may have aided Watergate
H R Haldeman writes in a Universal Press Syndicate series that the CIA may have been involved in the Watergate scandal and that the aide who revealed the White House tapes could have been a CIA agent. He questions Butterfield’s motives and notes potential CIA ties and curiosity about his own role.
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Universal Press Syndicate
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Butterfield
Watergate
Betty Ford leads prayer as Dr Sage dies at Jubilee dinner
Dr Maurice Sage president of the Jewish National Fund collapsed on stage at a New York Hilton dinner attended by about 3200 people. Mrs Ford took over the program and led a prayer before Sage died of a heart attack at French Polyclinic Hospital.
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UPI
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Jewish National Fund
Betty Ford
New York Hilton
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Betty
Ford
French Polyclinic Hospital
CHP chief defends radar equipped patrol cars proposal
California Highway Patrol leader Glen Craig argues radar patrol cars would act as a psychological and enforcement tool to reduce speeds by two mph and cut fatalities. He estimates 80 lives a year could be saved and 100 million gallons of gasoline conserved, amid legislative resistance and a 363000 funding vote.
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API
California
Glen Craig
Craig
Hayden backs Tunney vote while aiding other campaigns
Sacramento activist Tom Hayden says he will vote for Sen. John Tunney in November but will focus on supporting candidates in other races rather than campaigning for the incumbent he challenged. He frames his vote as partly a vote against S. J. Hayakawa and notes supporters want to continue the movement his campaign started.
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UPI
Tom Hayden
John Tunney
Tunney
S.J. Hayakawa
Hayden
Judge orders California banks to pay state large interest funds
A Sacramento Superior Court judge ruled two California banks must pay the state more than 13 million dollars in interest on unclaimed accounts. Judge Irving Perluss said banks used depositor money to earn profits and must compensate the state. The case involves Bank of America and Security Pacific National Bank and ongoing appeals. The controller seeks about 9.5 million in interest from Bank of America, with total potential recovery near 25 million including penalties.
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UPI
California
Irving Perluss
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Bank of America and
Security Pacific National Bank
Kenneth Cory
Robert Shuman
Senate committees approve parole system reforms in California
The Senate committees approve major changes to the state's parole system and send the measure to the floor. The Assembly passes a park bond issue to be on November ballots and the governor considers it. A solar loan bill for do it yourself heating and cooling is moved to the floor. A measure to eliminate property taxes on owner occupied homes is killed and a separate tax cap proposal is sent to interim study.
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United Press International
Senate
McAlister
San Jose
Smith
Saratoga
Behr
R-Tiburon
Calif panel axes property tax measures in tax reform vote
The Assembly Revenue and Taxation committee killed two Senate passed constitutional amendments aimed at Californians property tax bills. One proposal would eliminate tax on owner occupied homes with a transfer tax to make up lost revenue, the other would cap residential property taxes to consumer price increases. A separate bill raising homeowners exemptions and renters credits was shelved 8-1.
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UPI
California
Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Jerome Smith
Daratoga
Smith
Willie Brown
San Francisco
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