Nixon Recovers After Surgery Amid Reports Of Complications
Former President Nixon is reported doing well after surgery with sleepiness and discomfort. He rests with bathroom privileges and will receive heparin intravenously due to possible inability to take Coumadin. Doctors note clots are dissolving and anti coagulation will continue indefinitely as further tests assess clotting. Pat Nixon, Julie Eisenhower, and Tricia Cox are among relatives updated on his condition.
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Ford Says Recession or Not We Need Solutions Now
President Ford outlined options to trim the federal budget by 5.4 to 7.5 billion for 1975 and urged Congress to back his 31 point plan as a path to steady growth. He warned he could accept tighter measures, including oil import ceilings, if needed to curb inflation and economic decline.
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Long Beach Hit Hard By Storm With Power Outages
Three people survived a capsized boat near the port of Long Beach as a cold front swept through the region. The storm dumped about four tenths of an inch of rain, knocking down power lines and causing widespread outages. Southern California Edison deployed 16 crews from multiple cities to assist 17 local crews with restoring service after a Lakewood substation equipment failure left about 1,000 Long Beach homes without power for up to three hours, plus 500 additional service calls.
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Energy boss Sawhill quits in administration reshuffle
Ford said Sawhill will be offered a high level position in government while denying he was dumped. President announced energy policy changes including Dixy Lee Ray becoming assistant secretary for energy and international environmental matters. Dr. Robert Seamans to lead the new Energy Research and Development Administration with a plan to replace the AEC. William Anders, an AEC commissioner, to head the new Atomic Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Economy index shows sharpest drop in 24 years
Washington says the Commerce Department leading indicators index fell 26 percent from August to September, the worst monthly decline in 24 years. An economist warned the drop signals tougher times ahead as eight economic sectors including unemployment and stock prices were weighed in the measure.
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Brown Flournoy clash over offshore drilling funds
The dispute centers on campaign backers who sit on a regional coast line commission and allegedly pressed developers for campaign funds. The controller links Brown's offshore drilling stance to a $21,000 primary contribution from Indonesian firm Perta Oil Marketing Co. The donation may influence policy favoring increased domestic oil supplies.
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Watery tornado in tunnel claims life and injures four
Erasie Webbe's pickup led a flood of water and debris through the Baytown Tunnel amid heavy traffic. Then Hines, 42, died when his car was swept up and hurled over a 20-foot embankment wall. Four others were injured. Webbe escaped unscathed. The incident occurred as water churned at the tunnel mouth and cars battled the murky surge entering Houston.
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Convicts hold hostages in Scheveningen jail siege
Four armed convicts in Scheveningen jail chapel began negotiations with Dutch authorities as hostages were freed. Two Arabs and two Dutch captors insisted on more prisoners. authorities refused until all women and children were released. The stand-off follows a mass taking four days earlier.
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Priest, 79, Found Murdered at St Boniface Rectory
In Paterson New Jersey police reported elderly Roman Catholic priest Father Francis A English 79 retired pastor of St. Boniface was beaten and tied with tape gag in the rectory. A parishioner heard voices and two other women alerted authorities as three men fled. Robbery suspected but nothing taken.
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