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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1974

Page

5

82nd Airborne alerted in Boston school crisis

Boston authorities faced court ordered school integration tensions with 450 riot trained police deployed. The Pentagon issued a precautionary alert placing 82nd Airborne units on increased readiness while Gov Sargent and Mayor White navigated federal troop decisions and local resources.

82Nd Airborne Boston 82Nd Airborne Division Pentagon State National Guard Francis W. Sargent Ft. Bragg N.C William Beecher Sargent Ford Kevin Hr National Guard

Dean Names Nixon Aides As He Testifies On Watergate

Dean identifies all five defendants on the witness stand and says the break in was what he read in newspapers. Ehrlichman’s lawyers hint at a sworn deposition if Nixon is too ill to testify, while Sirica weigh s who would pay travel and medical costs.

Ehrlichman Nixon Senate Watergate Committee Dean White House Simca Sirica Kenneth W. Parkinson Atty John N. Mitchell Jacob Stein Parkinson John W. Dean II Shiva H.R. Haldeman Mitchell John C. Ehrlichman Robert C. Marcian Haldeman Stein Jeb Stuart Magruder Committee Magruder

Ford urges simple steps to fight inflation at home

President Ford asks Americans to cut spending and save, praising homespun deeds like skipping a stereo, buying government bonds, growing vegetables, and turning off lights. He cites WIN bonds, strict speed limits, and local WIN committees to track progress, stressing mutual effort and civic action for economic justice.

Frank Tennant Climax Mich Korea Bob Cantrell Pasadena Kathy Daly Weymouth Mass Rick Jacobsen Sault Ste. Marie Margaret William Dalton High Falls N.Y Luett Drumheller Bristol Treasury Ford

Yogi and Mickey saved by state on bus colors

In Springfield Illinois state officials reprieved Yogi Bear and Mickey Mouse drawings used to help children locate school buses in Bement. Violated federal painting rules but common sense prevailed. Superintendent Ray Belcher credited the idea to a lost boy who knew the driver looked like Yogi.

Springfield Ill Yogi Bear Mickey Mouse Langhorne Bond Ilinois Department of Transportation Berfent Ray Belcher Belcher Yogi the Bear Yogi

Coast board chief admits Brown fete discussed with guests

Coast Commission chair Dr Bright defends luncheon linked to Jerry Brown fund raiser in Orange and Los Angeles Counties. He says 16 attendees included lawyers, advocates, consultants and developers, none of whom had cases before the commission, though future matters could arise. He sought help building a guest mailing list and tickets for an Oct. 24 event, but denies soliciting funds and says he did not view the gathering as unethical.

Newport Beach Thomas D. Peckenpaugh Brown Devenpers Commission Dr. Bright Ronald Reagan Jerry Brown Orange County Los Angeles County Coastal Commission South Coast Bright

Mayor to stay weekend in troubled public housing area

Atlanta mayor Maynard Jackson says he will move for the weekend into a northwest public housing project hit by recent rock throwing incidents. He urges the housing authority board to observe and report on living conditions while expressing compassion for residents who call conditions unacceptable, but stresses that the law must be respected.

Atlanta, Ga Maynard Jackson Atlanta Jackson Board of Commissioners Vie

Rockefeller denounces Senate delay on hearings over Nixon pick

Rockefeller faults congressional delays and leaks as he complains his vice presidential nomination is being tried in the press. He cites selective tax return leaks and urges reconvening Senate hearings with support from Ford and aides coordinating with Cannon and Rodine.

Scott Rockefeller New York Robert P. Griffin Michigan Congress Griffin Ford Cannon Las Vegas House Judiciary Committee Peter W. Rodine Jr Washington

Police association urges state probe in Mansell case

Long Beach police union called on the city council to request a state attorney general inquiry into allegations that a small group of officers targeted City Manager John R. Mansell in a Sept. 27 drunken driving arrest. The council, after executive session, declined outside investigation, opting for the department's own inquiry.

Long Beach Police Officers Association State Attorney General's Office John R. Mansell Harry Duple The Police Association Association Duple Long Beach POA Bert Bond Independent E.F. Critchley Critchley LPT Mansell

L A police foil alien extort plot and arrests

L A officers said Vender admitted his role in an alien extort plot targeting Gonzales and Marie Moran. Women held at 3565 Denver Ave were found with four others and three cars used by Venitez. Jail, officials said, and a wider arrest wave followed Mansell’s supposed setup. Colleen O Connor discloses net worth of 405 dollars and calls for Wilson to reveal finances.

Gonzales Marie Moran Vender Long Beach Venitez Poive Ban Diego Colleen O'Connor Congress Rep Bob Wilson

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