Nixon veto shapes energy bill clash in Congress
President Nixon warned against the energy bill, arguing it would create an inequitable unemployment program and force illfitting benefits. He urged a bill responsive to energy problems with power plant conversions and gas rationing authority if needed. Senate leaders predicted a tight vote as House members prepared to act.
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John G. Tower
R-Tex
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William E. Simon
EPA recalls half of 73 Chryslers
The EPA says a defective sensing device in Chrysler cars prompts a recall covering most 1973 production and aimed at preventing nitrogen oxide emissions above standards. Chrysler removed the faulty parts from 1874 cars and all but 1000 of 1974 model trucks.
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Chrysler
Sidney L. Terry
Train
Chrysler Corp
Nixon OKs grilling opposes inquiry delay
Nixon agrees to testify to the House committee and opposes delaying the inquiry. The panel has set an April target date for impeachment recommendations. St Clair said Nixon would submit materials and may agree to an oral interview if the committee asks. Doar noted no postponement had been considered.
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Watergate Grand Jury
Grand Jury
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Simiea
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Sirtca
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Clair
Watergile Grand Jury
Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
Peter W. Radino Jr
O-N.j
St Clair
House Committee
Lucovara
House of Representatives
Sirica
Lagomarsino victory in California Senate race stirs debate
GOP victory in California propelled Lagomarsino to win the seat and defend a stance on Nixon impeachment. He argued the outcome proves a Republican can win under the right conditions and pledged to vote for impeachment if warranted by evidence. The district, encompassing Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, leans moderates and conservatives, with Nixon carrying the area 2 to 1 in 1972. Lagomarsino and Loehl eye re elections as Teague’s term ends.
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Nixon
Sue
Lagomarsino
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Charles M. Teague
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Loehl
Loebl
Teague
Locble
Lagomarsinc
Mailliard Sworn In as Envoy to OAS
William S. Mailliard, after 21 years in Congress, takes oath as the US ambassador to the Organization of American States in San Francisco. He resigns from Congress and informs the speaker and Governor Reagan. A special election for California’s 6th District must be called within 14 days. Mailliard is 56.
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UPI
William S. Mailliard
Congress
New US
Organization of American States
Albert C. Wollenberg Jr
Mailliard
House
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Maillard
Ohio special election reshapes House race stakes
Democrat victor in Ohio, Laken, pledged to seat Luken for a full term in November after a Tuesday special election to replace William Keating who left Congress to lead the Cincinnati Enquirer. Gradison conceded, signaling a rematch in November amid national issues including Watergate. Luken emphasized broader concerns beyond Watergate as he spoke to about 2,000 supporters.
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Gradison
Luken
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Michigan
Gerald Ford
Ohio
Laken
Rocket fuel blast injures six at Kanab High School
A homemade rocket fuel exploded in a Kanab Utah high school hallway injuring six people including a junior high student on the way to show a project and five others hit by flying glass. The blast occurred Tuesday as students crowded the corridor and the injured were treated at the scene or local hospital.
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UPI
Kanab High School
Nixon agrees to House grilling amid Watergate probes
President Nixon said he will submit to House grilling as the Watergate inquiry intensifies. Ford defended the president’s innocence and cooperation, while JOHN J. Wilson and Philip Lacayara warned of legal challenges over the grand jury report.
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House Judiciary Committee
John J. Wilson
John D. Eheliehman
A. R. Haldeman
Sirica
Wilson
Philip Lacayara
Area voters reelect mayors and council members in multiple towns
Incumbents were defeated or retained across a regional election. Norwalk re elected Mayor Arthur Gerdes and Councilman John Zimmerman Jr, Artesia kept Mayor Warren Padelford, Cypress voted in Sonja Sonju to the council, and two incumbents held their posts. In Signal Hill planning commissioners Mekis and Neff moved into council positions. Carson City Treasurer Dorothy Carter defeated challenger Frank Allen, while Helen Kawague topped Mary Louise Custer for city clerk. Hawaiian Gardens elected Lupe Cabrera and Jack Meyers to council. Voter turnout remained around 40 percent with more incumbents reelected in Westminster, Cypress, Stanton, Buena Park, Santa Fe Springs, Artesia, Paramount, Lomita, Avalon, and other communities.
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Philip Sk. Anthony
Norwalk
Arthur F. Gerdes
John Zimmerman Jr
Artesia
Warren 5
Padelford
Cypress
Snntia T. Sonju
Bennitt
Lakewood
Charles Schweitzer
Mark Hannaford
Robert Baker
Lown
Hannaford
Signal Hill
Nick A. Mekis
J. Ennis Neff
Papadakis
Thomas Denham
Carson City
Dorothy Carter
Chssenger Francis
Frank” Allen
Helen Kawague
Mary Louise Custer
Hawaiian Gardens
Lupe A. Cabrera
Jack Meyers
Cabrera
Meyers
Mechanic Glen C. Turner
Archie Reasor
William Emmons
Warren EB. Padelford
James A. van Horn Jr
Paul A. Smith
Paramount
Taymond
Ray" Guillem
Richard DeBie
Lomita
Andrew
Andy'' Anderson
Lewis Learnard
Avalon City
Norman Persluss
Hugh T
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No probe urged in food theft incident in SLA relief plan
The Hearst supply program for SLA hunger relief continued with 434000 meals aboard a truck later found with no load. Food valued at 34000 to 40011 dollars, while Bay Area centers operated smoothly. Patty Hearst’s kidnapping remains unresolved as FBI notes they know her whereabouts but offer no location or contact. More than 30000 dollars worth of food was delivered Tuesday.
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Hearst
SLA
San Francisco Bay Area
Patty
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SEA
FBI
John Kelly
San Francisco
Hearst food delivered to disabled Hearst program
In San Francisco the People in Need program delivers groceries to disabled and elderly poor who cannot stand in lines. About 500 people have received aid so far, with 30,000 bags distributed over three days. Organizers plan regular delivery routes to San Francisco Oakland and Richmond.
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Jerry Hoeflein
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Tueasey
Oakland
Richmond
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