Wreckage found in California plane crash kills Oregon family
The missing light plane carrying Marvin Cheek 50 Paula Cheek 24 and Manrey Spilier 7 from Malin Ore was found in Siskiyou County California. Papers on bodies identified victims. The Cessna Vee disappeared December 21 after fuel stop near Montague airport southeast of Yreka. Wreckage spotted by locals Saturday. ground party located site Sunday in Stott Valley area 30 miles south west of Yreka.
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Sis- Kiyo County Sheriff’s Office
Marvin 1 Cheek
Malin
Ore
Paula
Mra
Cheek
Manrey Spilier
Tee
Montague Airport
Malise Dallas
Tex
Bob: Silva
Stott Valley
Sain
Marriages Inquiry Demanded Over Forms Distribution
Ministers and business leaders press for access to marriage forms alleging deliberate delays by Heath and Cabell. A letter to District Attorney Buéchi and core officials cites Sacramento statistics showing forms are available to county clerks on request. They warn county tax spending rises and private providers could handle services better.
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Intel Statistics
Gabull
Abso
Dist
Atty
Joseph Buéchi
Angeles County Grand Jury
Peter Schabarisn
Schabaruniy
Heath
Cabell
Woman dies after trailer runs over her
Loma Linda medical brief reports Mrs. Catherine Valentine 25 of Bell died from head injuries after a boat trailer being pulled from Lake Elsinore rolled over her. She stood beside a pickup driven by her husband Louis 21 when she apparently fell and the trailer crossed her head.
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Loma Linda
Catherine Valentine
Bell
Lake Elsigore
Maryin Roach
Mya
Valentine
Louis
Stations slow to offer unleaded gas after July first deadline
AAA survey shows 71 to 77 percent of high volume stations failed the July 1 deadline to sell unleaded fuel. Major equipment issues include hoses to fit smaller car inlets and locating underground tanks. About one third of current cars may reject premium leaded fuel, while EPA rules push adoption for 1975 models with catalytic converters.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
U.S
Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Rura
Justices hear Nixon case on subpoena and power
The Supreme Court heard Jaworski arguing the President must surrender subpoenaed tapes and documents. St Clair defended presidential power and said impeachment should stay legislative, while Justices pressed limits and nonjusticiability concerns. Public interest in secrecy and the grand jury's role were input points as the court extended its term to hear the case.
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Supreme Court
St Clair
Richard Nixon
St. Clair
Lewis 2
Powell Jr
Powell
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
Lacovars
Mike Mansfield
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Potter Stewart
St. Chair
Maldeman
Ehriiebman
William J. Brennan
William. Douglas
Ja Worski
Thurguod Marshall
Ia Court
Ehrlichman Denies Approving Break In Testimony
Ehrlichman denies approving the 1971 break in while claiming a peripheral role. He says he never read files delivered by David Young and that the plumbers operated under separate directives. The testimony notes he helped block further Vietnam studies leaks at Nixon’s behest.
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Nira
Gesell
Bretichman
White House
David R. Young
The
Plumbers
Young
Fihrlichman
Lewis J. Fickling
Elisberg
Pentagon
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Ellsberg
Justice Department
Nixon
New York Times
Man 24 held in bus hijacking near Los Angeles
Earl Mulray a 24 year old Cal State Los Angeles student was held for investigation of false imprisonment after hijacking a city bus on Slauson and La Brea. The driver Cole Winston 33 said Mulray boarded and brandished a double barreled derringer pistol then forced no one to board or alight before ending at Trans World Terminal where Mulray fled and was later arrested.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Earl Mulray
Cal State
Cole Leon Winston
Malray
Slauson
la Brea
Winston
Trans World
Mulray
Cand
Ima
Bus drivers strike fails to hit BART
AC Transit picketers failed to disrupt BART as agents stayed on duty amid a bargaining deadlock. Union members demand a 9 cent wage rise over two years while maintenance of cost of living protections remains contested. BART cites an illegal secondary boycott ruling and notes no strike action by its employees.
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Oakland
AC Transit
Bay Area
BART
Ed Cordeiro
Amalgamated Transit Union Division 192
Cordeiro
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Golden Gate Transit District
Bay
San Francisco
Phil Ormsby
Robert Burns
Thomas Nicolopulis
Alan Bingham
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