FBI chief faces second demotion in wiretap probe
Los Angeles based former FBI chief Wesley Grapp faces demotion to agent ranks, a 30 day suspension and official censure after an inspection found in office electronic devices recording conversations. Acting Director L Patrick Gray proposed the penalties citing policy violations and a long running dispute over dress codes and authority.
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Gray
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Hoover
Washington
Ray
Trans World Airlines
The Lompoc Record Details Publication Info and Staff
The notice outlines publication facts for The Lompoc Record including its status as a legal newspaper under court decree, corporate details, key staff such as editor Harry J. Crompe and president Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam, affiliations with press associations, and the subscription rate of $2.25 per month, noting daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
POW Wives Call Bombing Raids Unnecessary in Hanoi Visit
The Hanoi based Vietnam News Agency quotes Olga Charles and Minnie Lee Gartley, wives of Lt Norris A Charles and Lt Markham L Gartley, after touring bomb damage in Hanoi. They urge an end to raids as Maj Edward Elias remains a POW. the women view Bach Mai Hospital and Trung Dinh area destruction and meet U.S. peace figures during the release ceremony.
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San Diego
Minnie Lee Gartley
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Dunedin
Fla
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Edward Elias
Valdosta
North Vietnam
U.S
Trung Dinh
McGovern challenges Nixon as campaigns widen
McGovern while campaigning in West Virginia Ohio and Illinois accuses Nixon of avoiding direct attacks on him. Nixon at the State Department defends policy against heroin networks and plans methadone use, while Mrs Nixon tours Chicago and vows to defend South Vietnam. Proxmire mocks inflation with luncheon meat demonstration as wage price controls fail.
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Senate
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Klein accused of using deception in campaign speech
White House aide Herbert Klein accused of deception as he warned that McGovern would cost 300,000 California aerospace jobs. Campaigners countered that Klein hid Hughes workers figures and alleged unemployment rose sharply under Nixon.
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UPI
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Herbert Klein
George S. McGovern
California
eGovern
Dorman Commons
Southern California
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Malibu
Hughes Aircraft Co
McGovern
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Navy
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British Asians begin arrival in Britain after Uganda expulsion
The first planeload of 193 Asians, airlifted from Uganda, landed at Stanstead Airport as officials prepare to place 50 000 arrivals in homes and jobs. A second group of about 174 was expected, with a third due midweek, while fears and cold welcome mark their transit through Britain.
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UPI
Britain
Idi Amin
Uganda
California Population Projections Shrink Amid Immigration Dip
State official Norman Stern told the Assembly Environment Committee that California immigration has fallen sharply and birth rates declined dramatically. Stern noted projections dropped from 54 million to 44 million by 2020 and later to 25 million, with Assembly member Willie Brown urging focus on quality of life over population size.
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UPN
California
Norman Stern
State Department of Water Resources
Assembly Committee On Environmental
March K. Fong
Oakland
Fong
Willie Brown Jr
San Francisco
Senator Mills accuses PG&E of following Prop 20 cyclists
State Senator James R. Mills led a 600 mile coast ride supporting Prop 20 and charged PG&E with assigning hired hands to tail the cyclists. He claimed PG&E misrepresents the proposition and questioned stockholders and ratepayers over the company dogging the coast effort.
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UPI
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San Diego
California
Senate Passes Anticrime Bills Including Victims Payment Plan
The Senate approved a package of anticrime measures with a $50,000 victim compensation plan and new offenses to protect police and fire personnel. The package, attached to LEAA funding rules, faces possible House rejection as adjournment looms to allow campaigning.
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