Nixon Calif talk may be postponed to next week
President Nixon, in California, weighs delaying his long awaited news conference to confer with advisers before his first public appearance in months. White House officials say a date decision may come, as Nixon stays at San Clemente with top aides and works on legislative matters.
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Officer and gunman die in Fresno shootout
In Fresno a gunman and Sgt. Mosqueda 52 died after a 24 hour gun battle. Officers stormed a house as a tear gas canister ignited a fire. The gunman Charles Sexton 25 died inside the burning dwelling after firing at 16 officers and deputies.
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Diamonds in a Perth box prompt customs dispute
Perth customs opened a box addressed to Gail Cleaver's mother and found diamonds worth 77000. Mrs Cleaver refused duty, thinking the box contained clothes from her daughter traveling in Europe. The Shannon Diamond Co in Ireland received Gail's clothes instead of the diamonds due to mislabeling.
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Manhunt expands for Nixon threat suspect in Taos area
Police pursue Gaudet linked to a New Orleans 1976 incident after he allegedly fired on officers while fleeing from a Secret Service attempted arrest near Taos. A former commune resident described him as volatile yet not conspiracy minded as searchers comb the wooded Morning Star and Taos sites.
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His 213 Dollars Recovered From Moose Lake Depths
Lee Reinders loses 213 while canoeing into Canada with Boy Scout Troop 39 from Janesville Wisconsin. An Iowa doctor scuba diving with his son recovered the tattered billfold submerged in 12 feet of water, allowing the money to be sent to Reinders after a year.
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Fire at San Pedro welfare center prompts arrests
A 21 year old man and three boys aged 12 to 15 were arrested early Monday after a fire at the Family Crisis Center in San Pedro. Authorities say the blaze caused about 25000 in damage to a government funded welfare office and was set to cover an 800 burglary. Investigators found stolen musical instruments and bicycles at a vacant lot near the center. Houston was booked on suspicion of arson and burglary.
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Classified Ad Highlights: Compact Stereos, Big Sound
Small stereo components advertised today promise rich, room filling sound. Listings emphasize compact receivers, speakers, and amplifiers from several brands, with prices and seller locations noted for quick browsing.
Three Long Beach men plead guilty in maiming case
Three Long Beach men admitted guilty pleas Monday on kidnapping and related charges tied to a May robbery that left an 8 year old sailor paralyzed from the waist down. One man pled to robbery, two to kidnapping with great bodily injury, and another pled to robbery with great bodily injury. Sentencing set for September 13. Bates and Galaz face possible life terms. Goacher up to 15 years to life. James H. Jones, longtime bronze waterworks executive, has died in Laguna Beach.
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Forest fires threaten NorCal resorts and forests
Firefighting efforts across Northern California involve about 150 workers from Idaho and 478 personnel with aerial tankers battling fires 20 miles east of Red Bluff and 12,800 acres burned in Stanislaus National Forest. Authorities report $28 million in timber and watershed damage and widespread restrictions on camping and open fires across multiple national forests.
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Two Juveniles Booked In Fatal Compton Sniper Shooting
Compton police booked two youths ages 16 and 17 on suspicion of murder in the death of 24 year old Liciara Fajarda who was shot in the stomach while in his kitchen. The shooting occurred about 12 20 a m outside the kitchen window. Detectives recovered a weapon believed to be the murder gun and plan to turn the suspects over to juvenile authorities.
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