Ford to appoint blue ribbon panel on CIA spying
President Ford announced a five to seven member blue ribbon commission to investigate possible illegal domestic spying by the CIA. The panel will determine if the agency exceeded its authority and whether safeguards are adequate while congressional probes continue and the Justice Department reviews the matter.
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Let's Go Home Morgan Returns Ex-Convict to Family
Morgan Leach, a 55 year old ex inmate, is released from Folsom Prison and moves to Oakland with Keary Allison 10, as they hike redwood groves and Leach teaches leathercraft. The boy benefited from a deerskin brace Leach and fellow inmate Harlan Baxter crafted during his 12 month grafting to repair burn scars on his neck and chin. After release, the Allison family welcomes Leach, and he plans to settle near them and sell his leatherwork.
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Ford pushes $4.5 billion into anti inflation fight
President Ford signed a urgent supplemental appropriation bill totaling 4.5 billion to bolster unemployment benefits and the economy. He met with Vice President Rockefeller and 11 top officials to discuss tentative economic and energy options while keeping specifics secret until the State of the Union.
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Quiet, cool start to week with mixed sun
Weather forecast notes mostly sunny today with a high in the upper 30s and clear tonight in the upper 20s. Clouds move in tomorrow with a chance of rain or snow and highs in the 40s. Daily showers are likely through Thursday.
Old Wheeler Building in Columbus to be Razed
The nine story Wheeler Building near the Statehouse is slated for demolition after ownership by a Columbus bank. The site stands across Broad Street from the former Deshler Hotel property, now a parking area.
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Explosion damages Columbus police headquarters restroom
A fused time bomb exploded in a second floor men's room at Columbus police headquarters causing about 1000 dollars in damage with no injuries. Fire department bomb squad searched the building as investigators from police crime lab and arson units reviewed rubble for evidence.
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Icy Highway Crash Injures About Twenty In Fernley
Two eastbound Greyhound buses with about 70 passengers skidded on Interstate 80 east of Fernley Nevada. One overturned on the left shoulder while the other fishtailed and slid into a ditch. No fatalities reported. helicopters and ambulances transported injured to Reno Fernley Lovelock and Winnemucca facilities.
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Police Tour Draws Kids to Jail Exhibit at Station
Visitors view the jail area as a key attraction at the police station with tours impressive to students. Staff writer Tom Muchmore notes the feature on page 35. The piece mentions Roy Rogers and a Rockettes segment with 19 year old Dottie Belle Meymann on pages 32 and 13 respectively.
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