Woman with gun near Ford held on weapon charges
Carmen Teresa Pulido, waiting outside the Conrad Hilton for President Ford, was found with a .25 caliber pistol after police checked her bulging blue handbag. Her nephew was questioned and released. Pulido faces misdemeanor counts for unlawful use of a weapon and firearm registration failures.
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Chicago
Dpi
Carmen Teresa Pulide
Ford
Conrad Hilton
Secret Service
John Sifuentes
McLaughlin
United States
Pulido
Nessen
Ford urges revenue share extension warns of catastrophe
President Ford addressed 33 Midwestern mayors in Chicago warning that Congress must extend the general revenue sharing program to avoid catastrophic consequences. The remarks came amid debates over federal funding priorities.
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Ford
Chicago
UPI
Congress
North Shore
Itilton
Skokie
Wallace ignores Secret Service again after 1972 rally
In a Senate hearing Wallace said he defers to Secret Service judgment for future campaigns. He recalled advice against appearing at shopping center rallies in 1972 when he was paralyzed by an assassin's bullet in Laurel Maryland. Ford pressed Mayors on extending and funding the federal revenue sharing program, urging action and alert to delays.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Secret Service
Maryland
Wallace
Senate
Laurel
Ford
California
Tlimois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Local Morning Clouds and Warm Inland Highs Across Regions
Morning clouds linger over the area with a low near 62 and a high around 80. Mountains see mixed clouds with 45 to 75. Deserts remain cloudy to fair with 55 to 100 as daytime temperatures rise.
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L.B
Douglas offers Canada 1.2 billion plane deal
McDonnell Douglas proposes merging Douglas Aircraft of Canada into Canadian Aerospace Ltd to swap 127 F15 jets valued at 1.2 billion for a Canadian purchase order. The plan would create about 2,000 jobs domestically and 1,100 more for other firms by reallocating 20 percent of airframe production. Agreement hinges on Canada accepting three jets monthly starting July 1978 and on a separate 749 jet order for F15s.
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McDonnell Douglas Corp. Bus
Douglas Aircraft of Canada
McDonnell
Canadair Ltd
General Dynamics Corp
St. Louis
de Havilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd
Brown signs ten percent raise for state legislators
Gov. Brown signed a controversial bill granting state lawmakers a ten percent raise from 21120 to a higher annual amount. The action came five hours before a midnight deadline, avoiding automatic passage without his signature. Supporters argued duties justify the wage hike despite higher living costs and larger raises for other workers.
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Sacramento
Brown
Ure
Hoose
California House slows pay hikes to five percent
California lawmakers vote to cap the raise for Con ness and other top officials at 5 percent, a move backed by President Ford who opposed an 8.66 percent increase. The measure, SB610, advances in the Legislature and would take effect December 6, 1976, with annual COLA limits to 5 percent.
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Washington
House
Ford
State Department
California
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Brown
Assembly
Oil tycoon Hammer pleads guilty to hiding Nixon donation
Occidental Petroleum chairman Hammer, 77, pleads guilty to three counts after a tense court exchange with Judge William B. Jones. He accepted the plea and set sentencing for a later date. a spokesman said no corporate funds were involved.
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Nixon
Gui Woo
Waite
William B. Jons
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Hammer
Jones
Montana
Tim M. Babcock
Trammer
Occidental
Occidental Board of Directors
Court Upheld Topless Ban at Beaches as Constitutional
A California state appeals court found that requiring women to cover breasts while men remain bare chested is reasonable and not unconstitutional. The court asserted nature created the gender-based distinction and allowed local nudity bans in parks and beaches. A Seattle judge later dismissed charges against two topless sunbathers, noting girls may play football with boys and sunbathe topless, citing a recent decision.
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Second District Court of Appeal
Los Angeles
Seattle
Barbara Yanick
Deukmejian Named Finalist In D A Candidate List
The Los Angeles board added Senator George Deukmejian to the eight finalists for district attorney. Interview set for Friday as the panel aims to decide by week’s end on the $49,500 annual post following Joseph Busch’s death last June. Other finalists include John Van De Kamp Richard Crane Sam Williams Robert Thomson Brian O Neill Walter Karabian Judge Manuel Real and Richard Musk. Deukmejian’s addition shifts observers toward a three-man race alongside Real and Van De Kamp.
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Noel Swann
L.A
George Deukmejian
Pete Schabarum
James Hayes
Long Beach
Schaharam
Beukmejian
Hayes
Deukmejian
Hall of Administration
Sehabaram
Joseph Busch
Neukmejian
John van de Kamp
U.S
Los Angeles
Richard Crane
U.S. Attorney's Organized Crime Strike Force
Sam Williams
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Real
van de Kamp
Blaze Rips Placerville as Firefighters Battle Inferno
AP reports a large fire swept downtown Placerville with flames ripping through the core. Planes dropped chemicals to aid containment as emergency crews worked to control the blaze this morning.
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Placerville
Road to Matrimony Across State Line in Mississippi
Margie and Marvin Tobbs repeated their marriage vows beside U S 51 after a Mississippi ceremony was deemed invalid by a three day waiting period. The couple and guests moved to the Tennessee border where the vows were solemnized again beside the highway, with flowers, candelabra, and a minister present.
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Ten
Margie
Marvin Tobbs
U.S. 51
Southaven
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi
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Chris
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Associated Press
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