Segretti begins six month prison term for campaign law violations
Donald Segretti, a 32 year old lawyer tied to the Nixon re election committee dirty tricks, surrendered at a federal prison farm in Lompoc to start a six month sentence. He faces four months for good behavior and will serve in a minimum security facility, with garden work likely and a brief remark to reporters calling the term mixed.
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Lompoc
Donald H. Segretli
Segretti
Federal Correctional Institution
Navy fuel waste over football trip sparks protest
Senator William Proxmire blasted the Navy for wasting fuel by using eight planes to transport 639 people to a football game. He urged Secretary John Warner to curb such flights amid fuel shortages and possible rationing. The transport included 364 Naval Academy midshipmen and 75 band members among others.
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Washington GP
Wiliam Proxmire
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
John W. Warner
Proxmire
D-Wig
Pac
Naval Academy
Anspolis
Federal waste on limousine fuel blasted by Indiana lawmaker
Rep John Myers a longtime critic of government chauffeur use sent a letter to President Nixon after witnessing three government limousines with one passenger each depart within 12 hours of a national fuel saving appeal. He also said he is probing total limousine use by civilian and military officials.
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Washington
Nixon
Indiana
John Myers
Rind
House Appropriations Committee
Myers
Congress
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES
Weather summary for Lang Wesch and vicinity with variable winds and cloudiness. Generally fair Wednesday with cooler nights and milder days, highs around 85 with gusty coastal winds 20 to 38 mph. Rain or snow showers possible south deserts. cooler days inland, with the system bringing patchy low clouds. Moon phase and tides noted. Long Beach and nearby areas show similar conditions.
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Lang Wesch
Orange County
Tauleem
Tauleem Ranges. Intenar Ang Castel
Cortheca
Qoshern
Imperial
Coachella
Nieuen
Corder
Karabian enters race for California attorney general
Assemblyman Walter Karabian of eastern Los Angeles declared his candidacy for attorney general while voicing mixed feelings on the death penalty as a deterrent. He announced from Los Angeles and San Francisco press conferences, pledging to be “the attorney for the people” and citing support from several legislators and fundraising momentum toward a target of half a million dollars.
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Walter Karabian
Demotrat
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Bernariding
Karabian
State Board of Equalization
William Bennett
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Bennett
Deukmejian
Deukmgjian
Atty
Evelle Younger
Assembly
California
Newsmen
Karahian
Family seeks probe in death of Mary Gray
The family of radio talk show host Mary Gray requests a county Grand Jury investigation into his death after a heart attack at Parker Center. They allege serious police action errors and nurse omissions following Gray’s arrest for suspected driving under the influence.
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Los Angeles
Mary Gray
Roger Campbell
Gray
Cray
Polices
Parker Center
Ed Davis
Campbell
Poice Department
Drug-ring trio seized at Newport
Three Riverside men including a self styled Pinkerton guard were arrested outside a Newport resort hotel after selling a half pound of cocaine to undercover agents. The 4 .38 caliber revolver and a Pinkerton badge were seized. Authorities say the arrest breaks the back of a major narcotics ring but leaders remain at large. Local, county and federal agents had conducted the month long investigation with $6500 in Orange County task force funds.
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Pinkerton Detective Agency
Newport
Reach
William Work III
Steven G. Brown
Gene FL. Fisher Jr
Riverside
Fisher
Brown
Leo Konkel
Orange County Task Force
Kenrick seeks beef safety probe in California senate
Sen Joseph M. Kenrick of Long Beach plans to introduce a resolution calling for a Senate committee investigation into beef safety amid questions about standards and possible harmful bacteria. He cited an Independent Press Telegram article by Denise Kusel and said he would file the resolution when the Legislature reconvenes on January 7.
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Joseph M. Kenrick
Long Beach
Senate
California
Press- Telegram
Denise Kusel
Independent, Press-Telegram
Sen. Kenrick
Kusel
Reagan Defends Freeways Amid Environmentalist Critique
Governor Ronald Reagan addressed the American Association of State Highway Officials, praising California’s freeway culture while criticizing environmentalists for an alleged no-growth policy. He linked opposition to nuclear power and the Alaska pipeline to rising fuel prices and urged focus on roads’ role in prosperity.
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American Association of State Highway Officials
Reagan
Reafan
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San Pedro
Joe Gonsalves
la Mirada
Ralph C. Dilly
Long Resch
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Motorola
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