People's Lobby Name Up for Grabs in Sacramento
Sacramento bar owner Gilbert Rosales bought the rights to the title People's Lobby after the nonprofit group's state suspension made the name available for six dollars. Koupal, founder of People's Lobby Inc, vows to keep using the name and faces possible legal action. The suspension followed a missed annual report, with the secretary of state listing the group on the suspended list.
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Thunderstorms Dump Heavy Rain Across North Central Texas
United Press International reports a storm system delivering nearly four inches of rain in one hour across parts of north central Texas triggering flash flood warnings for Johnson and Ellis counties. Widespread lighter precipitation occurred elsewhere with regional temperature contrasts.
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San Diego Mayor Runoff Hinge on Growth Policy Clash
In San Diego Pete Wilson promotes controlled growth to sustain the city during the national downturn while challenger Lee Hubbard accuses the policies of causing unemployment. The race centers on Lindbergh Field and on expansion versus relocation, with five candidates total and a runoff possible if no majority is reached.
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Pentagon boosts cost estimate for F14 Tomcat fighters
The Pentagon on Monday raised the unit cost of the F14 Tomcat to 19.9 million dollars for 390 planes from Grumman Aerospace. The total program cost rose to 8.1 billion dollars, up 582 million, due to higher labor costs and a shrinking Grumman business base.
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U.S. to Help California Recover Unpaid Bank Funds
California Controller Kenneth Cory says the U S government will aid the state in collecting about 12 million dollars from national banks. James Smith, U S comptroller of the currency, will require banks under his jurisdiction to provide information on unclaimed accounts Cory says were improperly withheld from the state. Last week Bank of America submitted records the controller says show the bank hid funds from the state treasury.
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Guard to Leave Louisville as Antibusing Tension Eases
In Louisville, up to 1,000 Kentucky National Guardsmen may be withdrawn by Tuesday as antibusing protests ease. Maj. Gen. Richard Frymire said commitments will be met through Tuesday, with phased withdrawals beginning this weekend if calm continues. School attendance rose, and demonstrations were peaceful for the first time since the unrest began.
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UPI
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Kentucky
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David Espin
Louisville-Jefferson County
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U.S
CIA disclosed retention of shellfish toxin in 1970
CIA Director William Colby testified that a former branch chief kept 11 grams of shellfish toxin and 8 milligrams of cobra venom at Ft. Detrick in 1970 deciding not to destroy them due to cost and difficulty. He said only four congressional chairs were informed and no higher officials were told. Colby urged such episodes not to be repeated.
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Ford hints at CIA revamp and covert limits abroad
President Ford told the Chicago Sun Times he may restrict covert CIA political activities overseas and shift some functions to another agency as part of a broader CIA reorganization. He declined to detail realignments but said a decision would come in a package of recommendations. Ford defended past CIA roles while acknowledging strong opinions on changes. He cited Portugal as not reflecting U.S. policy elsewhere and noted potential future covert actions remain possible. He also described the Egypt Israel peace process as a real breakthrough and momentum toward a final settlement.
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Auto industry posts Sept sales boom despite higher prices
UPI reports Sept 1-10 auto sales reached 150,241 cars, the fifth highest early September total. Despite a 200 plus dollar rise in 1976 model pricing, demand held with GM leading, while imports continued to claim about one fifth of early year sales and the Chevette was cited as a key model.
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