Malpractice bill signed by Brown in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signed SB24 to extend until March 1, 1978 the authorization for the state Insurance Commissioner to provide temporary low cost medical malpractice insurance for California physicians. The measure was authored by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Peter Behr from Tiburon.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Wesley Kinder
Kinder
Signal Insurance Co
Behr
Nixon papers donation date disputed in tax trial
In Los Angeles UPI reports a trial over Nixon era tax matters centering on a 1969 deed claiming a $576,000 donation of pre presidential papers. Mary Livingston testified the papers were stored in courtesy storage and sorted only in 1970. Frank DeMarco faces charges of false statements and obstructing a congressional inquiry.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
National Archives
Mary Walton Livingston
Frank DeMarco
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
DeMarco
Orange County
Herbert Kalmbach
House panel votes curbs on IRS
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced major tax bill provisions to curb IRS enforcement. Taxpayers would gain the right to seek federal court relief against IRS bank account searches and jeopardy seizures, with required advance court permission for John Doe summonses.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
U.S
Burns Urges Congress to Let 75 Tax Cut End
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Budget Committee the time has come to stop trying to stimulate the economy with the 75 tax cut extended into 1976. He noted he slowed money growth in July and August after rebates and a Social Security boost but said this was not to nullify the tax cut.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
Senate Budget Committee
Burns
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
Labor
John Dunlop
U.S. blocks Vietnam seats to press Korean bid at U.N.
The United States vows to veto Vietnam memberships unless the Security Council recommends a seat for South Korea. Washington argues against U.N. membership based on selective universality, linking Vietnam and Korea issues amid ongoing council and General Assembly actions.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United States
Security Council
U.N
South Korea
U.S
Washington
Daniel Moynihan
North
South Vietnam
America
General Assembly
Assembly
United Nations
Council
Vietnam
Moynihan
Leftist soldiers lead mass march to Lisbon prison
Tens of thousands of left wing demonstrators led by soldiers besieged a Lisbon military prison and forced guards to release two jailed activists. Portugal's rulers created the Force of Intervention to restore order, headed by Brig. Nuno Tavares de Melo and reporting to President Fransisco da Costa Gomes as Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho's Military Security Force faced uncertainty.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Nuno Tavares de Melo
Fransisco da Costa Gomes
Revolutionary Council
Bail Set At 500000 For SLA Couple Harris Harrises
William and Emily Harris face 18 felonies with potential life terms after arraignment in Los Angeles. Judge Eric Younger noted strong flight risk, citing extensive media coverage. He ordered half a million dollars bail as security measures surrounded the Central Jail courtroom.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Harrises
Eric Younger
California
Evelle J. Younger
Bob Considine dies of stroke and career highlights
UPI reports longtime columnist and war correspondent Bob Considine died after a stroke at age 7 he had entered New York University Medical Center for treatment earlier in the week. He wrote On the Line for King Features since 1947 and authored many books including Thirty Seconds over Tokyo.
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New York
UPI
Bob Considine
Considine
New York University Medical Center
King Features
Hearst Headline Service
Tokyo
Reexamination of Kennedy assassination ballistic evidence
A panel of ballistic experts continues testing bullets from Kennedy and bystanders as part of a court ordered look at the so called second gun theory. The inquiry, overseen by Judge Robert Wenke, aims to determine if a second pistol was fired at the Ambassador Hotel in 1968.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Thomas F. Kranz
Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Superior Court
Robert Wenke
Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
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