Oil firms found guilty of contempt by California panel
A joint Assembly Senate committee ruled Exxon Mobil and Texaco in legislative contempt for not producing records on California petroleum pricing. The probe targets under pricing of state crude worth about 45 million dollars yearly. The panel seeks court orders to compel disclosure and may expand the action to Standard Oil of California and Union Oil Co. if needed.
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Four teens slain in weekend state park shooting
Four teenagers were killed at a weekend party in a state park. A medical examiner called the gunmen mentally deficient and police hunted three unidentified men with possible two vehicles involved. Autopsies showed wounds from at least one shotgun at varying ranges.
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Governors reach unanimous Watergate resolution in meeting
Seventeen Republican governors spent three hours in a closed room to craft a resolution praising Nixon's foreign policy and energy actions while cautiously endorsing his Watergate posture. Linwood Holton called the outcome a miracle as governors, including Reagan and Thomson, backed the statement without dissent.
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Tornadoes strike Kansas and Oklahoma kill five
Nationwide weather report by United Press International details tornadoes that ripped through Kansas and Oklahoma late Monday. Five people died and at least 50 were injured as storms caused more than 2 million dollars in damage across multiple cities and towns. A woman and her 3 week old child were among the injured.
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Nixon gesture sparks White House rebuttal of press slur
The White House condemned press coverage after President Nixon lightly touched Air Force sergeant Edward S. Kleize on the face, calling reports of a slap unethical and unprofessional. The incident occurred after a Disney World news conference with about 100 well wishers present.
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