Girl safe as suspect arrested in abduction case
Police tracked a white van to a chili parlor in Colerain Township after two children reported a man abducting Allison Mechem, daughter of Taft Broadcasting chair Mechem. Allison was reunited with her family as ransom calls and a $128,000 demand were reported but not paid. The incident ended with the car abandoned and Allison safe at home. Sacramento Legislature committee invites public ideas on Capitol use and space needs.
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Colerain Township
Mechem
Taft Broadcasting Corp
Allison
Allis
Melissa
Mechen
Alligan
Mecham
Sacramento
UPH
Judge orders Calley release and police actions detailed
The report covers an off duty officer in Peoria who foiled a dairy store holdup with a milk bottle carrier, then faced suspension for not carrying a weapon. It also discusses Calley related appeals and pretrial publicity in a Vietnam My Lai case, citing Elliott on fair trial rights and executive privilege limits.
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Peoria, Ill
Elmer McIntosh
Dairy Foods
McIntosh
Salvatore Pisano
Iin
Pisano
Calley
Eliott
My Lai
Rascal
Stanley T. Resor
Army
William Westmoreland
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Hospital aide recalls Nixon charm during Long Beach visit
A hospital aide at Long Beach Memorial described former president Nixon as charming as he arrived for phlebitis treatment. Nixon walked in with an entourage, met Mary Huebner on the private sixth floor, and received thousands of flowers, cards, and telegrams as staff arranged visits to patients and distributed bouquets to the Children's Hospital wing.
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Mary Hubner
Richard M. Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Miss Huebner
Piersons
Nixot
SF Rams
Secret Service
Nixon
Jeff Shahrenstani
San Clemente
John C. Lungren
Ron Ziewlo Bul
Long Beach Memorial
West Coast
Eva Wisdom
Rockefeller Acknowledges Past Favors And Watergate Links
Rockefeller testifies about requests from Agnew and Ehrlichman before his vice presidential nomination, denies funding Nixon's committee, and disputes involvement in disrupting the 1972 Democratic Convention. He cites inflation driven by Arab oil prices and calls for production-led growth with tax incentives while considering future controls. He backs UN-led food programs funded by oil-rich nations.
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Gale Caveriei
Jin
T O
Rockefeller
Agney
Nixon
Ford
Ai Onr
New York
United States
United Nations
Rockefeller recalls frugal childhood budget and money lessons
Nelson A Rockefeller described growing up in a budget conscious family before Senate Rules Committee, recalling a 50 cent monthly allowance, 10 percent to charity, 10 percent savings, and strict yearly and monthly household accounting. He noted college budgeting, later a checking account, and occasional overdrawn moments.
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Washington
ITPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Senate Hules Committee
New York
Rookefolor
Wwe
Angry lawmakers push instant pensions in special session
SACRAMENTO lawmakers convene in a special session called by Gov. Reagan to consider repealing or altering the 1965 1971 pension provisions that grant immediate retirement benefits to eligible legislators upon leaving the Senate or Assembly. Leaders from both parties fault the timing amid veto clashes and amid Jewish holy days, with several bills likely to be introduced in quick succession.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Reagan
James R. Mills
Dsan Diego
Lea McCarthy
D-San Francisco
McCarthy
Mills
Robert McLennan
Downey
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
McLennan
Tod
Rules Committee
Deukmejian
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