Mrs Arjean Chambers Granted Own Recognizance
Mrs Arjean Chambers, 95, held on a knife attack charge against her husband, was ordered released on her own recognizance in San Bernardino on Wednesday, though she told the judge she preferred to remain jailed.
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Alaska oil delay costs millions daily in pipeline fight
The House Interior Committee blocked immediate action on a bill to permit the Alaska oil pipeline a delay noted by Rep. Hosmer costs about 5.5 million dollars daily in imports. Senators approved a similar measure, while environmental groups plan opposition and debate over rights of way across federal lands continues amid warnings of economic impact.
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Mitford to Teach Sociology at San Jose State
Jessica Mitford, once listed by the House Internal Security Committee as an undesirable campus speaker, will become a sociology professor at San Jose State University this September. She will teach courses including The American Way and Techniques of Muckraking amid controversy from her past work The American Way of Death.
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Senator Baker pins pants at Fourth of July picnic
Washington reports the top Republican on the Watergate committee, Senator Baker Tr. ArTenn., weighs about 30 pounds more than during the 1872 Senate campaign. His clothes hang loose after Tennessee hospitality, and his wife jokes he may need a tailoring trip to Saks. He abandons the diet for homemade blueberry ice cream and hosts more than 100 guests.
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Homes Emptied by Gas Break Near Sacramento
A four inch natural gas main break caused by construction equipment led to the temporary evacuation of about 40 homes in a densely populated Sacramento neighborhood for about two hours. The line was repaired and residents returned home without incident. Pacific Gas and Electric Co called the accident routine.
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Nixon to Work at White House Friday
President Nixon fully recovered from pneumonia will leave Bethesda Naval Hospital around 8 am Friday for White House meetings with Henry Kissinger and aides. He was to fly to Camp David but will instead drive to the capital to show he is fit.
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