Angela Davis pushes Attica critique in Rockefeller hearing
Angela Davis testifies before the Senate Rules Committee urging rejection of Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination over Attica 1971 killings. She accuses Rockefeller of protecting injustices and ties to racial and economic bias as Helms questions potential conflicts of interest and securities blind trust.
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Attica Prison
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Jesse Helms
R-N.c
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Nixon deprived of maid and butler privileges
A Senate subcommittee voted to deny former President Nixon free maid and butler service and cut by more than half an $850,000 federal funding request for his transition back to private life. The vote was unanimous.
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California
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France moves to curb soaring oil costs with import cuts
France launches a fuel saving program cutting oil imports to curb record energy bills as President Giscard d Estaing imposes a 10 percent cut in 1974 oil purchases and quotas amid escalating world tensions over petroleum prices.
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Mission Hills Sewer Rates Rise 31 Percent
California Public Utilities Commission disclosed an interim order raising Lompoc Utility Services sewer charges effective in 10 days. Monthly residential rate climbs to 5.25 from 4, with churches at 24 to 32 and Los Berros School at 96, affecting about 765 homes plus two churches and La Purisima Mission.
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Haldeman presses bid to delay Watergate trial
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman asks Judge Sirica to postpone the Watergate cover up trial citing highly prejudicial publicity from CBS TV and the Washington Post. Defense complains reports of Nixon talks in 1973 were taken out of context. Trial set to begin next Tuesday.
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Legislature postpones vote on pensions in special session
In Sacramento the deeply divided legislature adjourned without voting on repealing early retirement bonuses for lame duck lawmakers. Hearings set for next week and a broader review of retirement benefits for state officers were announced as part of the session.
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Nixon May Avoid Stand In Trial
In Long Beach California a blood clot has traveled to Richard Nixon’s right lung delaying his Watergate cover up trial appearance. Dr. Walter Lungren says the phlebitis spread is dangerous but not critical, while Dr. Joseph Fratantoni warns more clots could form and cause fatal pulmonary embolisms.
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Israel Shuts Down As Yom Kippur Observance Observed
Israel suspends most activity for Yom Kippur as warplanes strike southern Lebanon the eve of the holy day. Premier Takieddin Solh in Lebanon resigns amid criticism. Sadat steps down as Egyptian premier to focus on presidency.
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Kidnap threat prompts Secret Service guard for Kennedy children
Secret Service sent agents to Boston on Sept. 14 to guard six of Ethel Kennedy's children after a reported kidnapping threat marked as targeting "Kennedy blood." The protection was described as temporary and limited, with no specific child identified, and was ended on Sept. 20.
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