Dozing At Wheel Blamed For Two Weekend Accidents
Dozing at the wheel is cited as the cause of two of four weekend traffic incidents in California. On Saturday at 7 45 a m a 22 year old from Central Point Oregon ran off I 5 south of Corning, crossed the northbound lane and through a fence but was uninjured with minor car damage. Sunday at 1 05 a m a 38 year old Red Bluff man failed to stop at Red Bank Road, went through a fence and into a drop. he and a passenger were hurt and sought medical aid.
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Prime Minister Faces Quiz Question On Delhi Brezhnev Meeting
The Prime Minister of this country met in New Delhi with Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev. The four day talks yielded promises of expanded economic and military cooperation. The Daily News presents this quiz item on Page 4 as part of a school current events program.
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White House Turns Over Tapes and Documents in Watergate
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski said the White House delivered a significant number of tape recordings and a substantial number of documents beyond those subpoenaed. He noted materials will be analyzed and presented to the Watergate grand jury, with searches ongoing for additional documents.
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IRS Agents Checking Price Gouging Reports
IRS agents fanned out across the nation to investigate truckers complaints of fuel price gouging. The effort follows meetings with officials and truckers as Nixon weighs stricter diesel controls and a 60 mph limit.
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Red Bluff High Carolers Court Holiday Parade
Red Bluff High School carolers directed by Mrs. Judy Barber perform on Main Street to spread Christmas cheer. The group sings traditional carols from 7 to 8 p.m. with appearances on Riverside Plaza and Main Street blocks on December 12 15 19.
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Probes Under Way Of Nixon Finances
Congressional and California tax panels begin reviewing President Nixon’s newly disclosed finances to determine if back taxes, potentially about 300000 dollars, are owed. The scrutiny overlaps with impeachment inquiries as the House Judiciary Committee scales up staff and accelerates its probe.
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Ford says he has no interest in becoming president
Washington reports Vice President Ford states he wants to remain as vice president to support the president and continue programs. He hopes confirmation will not raise calls for resignation or impeachment.
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Nixon Tax Exemption Question Faces California Board
Sacramento plans Tuesday to consider President Nixon's claim of exemption from state income tax. William Bennett questions if registering to vote in California implies tax liability and asks why the president is immune. The board agenda will include Nixon's tax status per Bennett, while Flournoy cites confidentiality of tax records.
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Less Sunday Driving May Be Saving Lives
Officials debate whether Sunday gas station closures and lower speed limits reduce fatalities. A United Press International survey finds no clear trend from the first Sundays of restrictions to Nov 4, with some states reporting higher, lower, or unchanged deaths. Ohio notes a possible drop due to less driving and speed but cautions the sample is small.
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Oregon
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Ohio
Frank J. Ryan
Ohio Highway Safety Department
Fog and Rain Likely Tuesday With Cooling Trend
Weather forecast calls for fog today and tonight with rain likely on Tuesday and continued cool conditions. Highs near 50, 52 tomorrow. tonight’s low around 45. Winds light and variable shifting to southerly Tuesday 10 to 20 mph. outlook clears Wednesday. River levels listed at several local gauges. daily temps and sun events noted.
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