Hosmer urges keeping nuclear ships at Long Beach opposing naval cuts
Hosmer argues for retaining ships at Long Beach to avoid a $10 million San Diego expenditure and to ease docking needs. He warns that removing ships would invite local pressures to seize the land and threaten the base's hold on the real property.
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Long Beach
Hosmer
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Department of Defense
Hosmer Fisted
San Diego
Cox denial of threat to Senate Watergate quiz
The article traces Senate Watergate hearings and a confidential meeting with Dash. It reports Ervin asserting Senate prosecution powers, notes disputes among Gen. Cushman Ehrlichman Haldeman Helms and Walters, and cites McClellan Nedzi on conflicting sworn versions.
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Cox
Senate
Dash
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ervin
U.S. Senate
Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
CIA
Richard Helms
Walters
White House
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Haldeman
John L. McGlellan
D-Ark
Helms, Waters and Gray
McClellan
Congress
Rep
Jucien D. Nedzi
D-Mich
Senate budget adopts in secrecy behind closed doors
The Senate Finance Committee met briefly in a closed session and adopted California's 1973-74 budget with no figures released. The panel sent the write-up to the floor for speedy action while Amended totals await completion, as Gov Reagan’s $9.32 billion proposal is refined.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
California
Reagan
A. Alan Post
Post
Randolph Collier
Yreka Democrat
Assembly
Senate
Crabs Blanketing Southland Beaches Invade Hermosa Shore
Lifeguards report tens of millions of pink phaligic crabs washed ashore along South Bay, covering Hermosa Beach from Pier Avenue to nearby shores. The unusual Davidson Current carried the crustaceans, expected to vanish with the falling tide or be eaten by sea life.
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South Bay
California
Southland
Pier Avenue
Hermosa Beach
Sealy
Pompidou Nixon Hold Talks In Keflavik Summit
Nixon adviser Henry Kissinger said both presidents share identical interests with disagreements on how to reach goals. Nixon and Pompidou left Keflavik with no mass summit commitment, though officials called the talks constructive and cordial. Pompidou spoke to reporters before heading to Paris for a European tour.
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Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Pompidou
Paris
Keflavik Interntonal
IPT staffers win two APMEG writing and photography awards
Two Long Beach Independent, Press Telegram staffers earned first place honors in AP News Executives Council writing and photography. Joanne Norris of Southland Sunday magazine won for a fire-related family story. Curt Johnson captured a feature photo titled Stickup. Presentation set for the APMEC banquet in Palo Alto on June 21.
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Long Beach
Press-Telegram
Associated Press News Executives Council
Joanne Norris
Southland Sunday Magazine
Firelperson
Curt Johnson
APMEC
Palo Alto
Miramar NAS Names New Commander in Ceremony
Capt. Billy Dean Franklin relieved Capt. James H. Foxgrover at Miramar Naval Air Station as Foxgrover moved to rear admiral rank and a Pentagon desk post. The changeover occurred during a formal ceremony on base.
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San Diego
James H. Foxgrover
Miramar Naval Air Station
Billy Dean Franklin
Greece Abolishes Monarchy and Plans New Parliament
A news page notes Greece moved to abolish the monarchy and regain a republic. Premier promises elections for a new Parliament by year end 1974 after the 1967 military coup left no Parliament.
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Greece
Papadopoulos
Financier NixonPal Accused of Fraud in San Diego Case
San Diego financier Arnholt Smith, known as a Nixon confidant, faces a SEC civil suit with associates and firms over alleged fraudulent schemes to strip assets from Westgate California Corp and U.S. National Bank. The action seeks a temporary injunction and a receiver to oversee assets amid claims of inflated profits and insider deals. The case ties to Smith’s sprawling empire including banks, hotels, and the Padres, with ongoing SEC and IRS probes and a market halt on Westgate and Air California stock.
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San Diego
Arnholt Smith
San Diego Padres
Washington, D.C
Smith
Padres
Washington
Securites and Exchange Commission
Westgate California Corp
U.S. National Bank
U. S. National Bank
Yellow Cab Co
Preside Nixon
Nixon
SEC
Westgate
Heller's
Westgate California
British Columbia Investment
National Bank
Shell Oil Walkout Settled After 128 Days in California
A 128 day walkout at the Wilmington, Martinez, and Dominguez plants ends with a retroactive 19 month pact. Union members gain a health and safety committee to review conditions and suggest safety measures for Southland and Martinez facilities. Pension-review boards were excluded. The strike was called an environmental action with Sierra Club backing. elsewhere Shell unions continued striking in Washington, Colorado, and Louisiana.
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Southland
Martinez
Long Beach
Sierra Club
Shell
Wilmington-Dominguez
California
Washington
Colorado
Louisiana
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