Mansell Assails O'Brien over tidelands oil funds
The state Lands Commission and Controller uphold city spending of tidelands oil revenue for the Queen Mary project and approve another 9.8 million plan. The panel said its role is to verify legality under tidelands trust, while city officials trace most of 8.7 million to a Diners Club pullout, bringing the city’s share to about 42 million. Private interests may invest around 20 million in the project.
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State Lands Commission
Houston S. Flournoy
Tidelands
Queen ‘Mary
Diners Club
Ate Queen Mary Project
Youth Gets 9 to 15 Years for $1 Theft
An 18 year old, Darek Jerome Dudley, was sentenced to 9 to 15 years in Recorder’s Court by Judge Robert Golombo for snatching a purse containing $1 from 69 year old Katherine Zick. Zick testified that Dudley grabbed her purse, knocked her to the sidewalk, and fled. Zick supported the harsh sentence, calling for separation of such criminals.
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Detroit
UPI
Recorder's Court
Robert Golombo
Darek Jerome Dudley
Dudley
Katherine Zick
Jan. W
Tracer Elements in Lunar Soil May Aid Crop Growth
Researchers propose studying tracer elements in lunar soil to uncover their role in plant growth. Insights could advance understanding of growth processes and help develop better nutritional fertilizers for organisms.
Educational Clearinghouse helps veterans in California
A description of the Educational Clearinghouse for Central Los Angeles at 39458 Western Ave Long Beach funded by the U.S. HEW offers counseling and scholarship guidance for prospective college students with two counselors specializing in veteran affairs. Also answers on freeway parking cards, delayed furniture orders, and mildew remedies with local business input.
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Education Clearing House
California
Action Line
D.W
Long Beach
Educational Clearinghouse
Los Angeles
Western Ave
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon Appeals Midwest Voters In Campaign Swing
Nixon campaigned in Rockford and Mount Prospect urging action and voting on November 3. He told a 30,000 rally audience the nation must bring soldiers home and claimed the silent majority holds power in the voting booth despite hecklers.
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Nixon
Midwest
Senate
Stevenson
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Rockyford
Rochester
Minn
Mount Prospect
Nixon avoids confirming Agnew plans in Texas tour
President Nixon, amid heavy speculation he may drop Vice President Spiro T. Agnew in 1972, refused to discuss Agnew by name during campaign stops in East Texas and Florida. He praised Houston Rep. George Bush as a potential ticket mate and defended his Southern strategy while denouncing forced school busing.
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Nixon
Rockford
Vietnam
Dallas
Texas
Florida
Blitzkrieg
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
U.S. Senate
Rep
George Bush
Longview
St. Petersburg
Tallahassee
Fla
Bush
Houston
Cam
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Showdown Pending Over Blacklist Report Printing
Washington 17 Congress and the courts head for a clash as a federal judge blocks the House Internal Security Committee from publicly printing an official report alleged to be a blacklist of radical campus speakers. The committee says it will appeal, led by Chairman Richard I. Schneer, arguing the court oversteps its power. Judge Gerhard A. Gesell ruled the document lacks proper legislative purpose and was issued for exposure or intimidation.
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Washington
Congress
House
House Internal Security Committee
Richard I. Schrod
Dist
Gerhard A. Gesell
Agnew dismisses 1972 rumor fear and holds close with Nixon
Vice President Spiro Agnew said in Birmingham he has a close relationship with President Nixon and is not worried about rumors of being dropped from the 1972 ticket. He compared past concerns about Humphey and Johnson, stressing his purpose and security. Also reported is a Hollywood fire at Maurice Tuchman’s home causing $30,000 in damage and $200,000 in art loss.
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Birmingham
Ata
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
South
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Jahnson
Richard Nixon
Hollywood
API
Maurice Tuchman
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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O’brien
Tideslands Trust
Colombo
Mes. Zick
J. E
Garden Grove
Gary Halterman
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Highway Patrol
Design Imports
Las Coyotes
Denmark
R.C
Seal Beach
Desigh
H.H
Park Nursery and Florist
Park Nursery
Kessler Go
Lawrenceburg, Tnd
Dey
America
Paigners
GOP
West Palm Beach
Washington Post
David Broder
White House
Lloyd Bentsen
Walker's the Friendly Store
Walker
Imperial
Fourth and Pine
Park Free Victoria
Woodruff
Carson, Lakewood
Carson
Lakewood
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