Break-In Theory Ties Nixon Brothers to Hughes Network
Senate investigators report the Watergate break in may aim to learn information about Hughes associates and the Nixon brothers. F Donald Nixon faced surveillance over Hughes ties as transcripts show the case links O'Brien and Rebozo funding to favorable government actions.
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Bebe’’ Rebozo
Hughes Tool Co
Samuel L. Dash
Nixon Meets GOP Leaders to Plot 1974 Elections
President Nixon convened Republican leaders at the White House to map strategy for the 1974 congressional races and assess Watergate’s impact on candidates. Participants include Vice President Ford, Sen. Brock, Rep. Mitchell, and GOP Chairman George Bush as the party gears up for next year’s campaigns.
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UPI
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Tehama County Judge Curtiss Wetter to retire after current term
Tehama County Superior Court Judge Curtiss E. Wetter announced he will not seek reelection when his term ends January 6 1975. He has served 24 years on the Tehama bench and began public service in 1923 as deputy district attorney.
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Curtiss E. Wetter
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Fred C. Pugh
Red Bluff Man Pleads Innocent in Murder Case
Roy Ramey, 28, of Red Bluff, pleaded not guilty in Tehama County Superior Court to murder charges stemming from the November 12 shooting of Maren Grissom, a Red Bluff self defense instructor. The court cited grand jury testimony about exchanges with CHP officers before the fatal gunshot near a Walnut Street cafe.
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CHP
John Dixon
Bond offer on Ramey case sparks judge comment
Judge Wetter considered bonding to shift responsibility from Ramey to a bonding company and said he might accept a $25,000 bail if raised. A jury trial is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Jan. 22. In other action, Wagoner must undergo a diagnostic study after pleading guilty to auto theft while facing a burglary sentence, Bell receives jail time and probation, and Glover case continues.
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Kenneth Wayne Wagoner
Red Bluff
Vacaville Medical Center
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Kim William Bell
Jon Melvin Glover
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Three Teens Injured In Gerber Two Car Crash
Three Gerber teenagers were seriously injured in a two car collision on Tehama Avenue near Olive Avenue in the El Camino area. Randy Reno 17 drove westbound and crossed into the eastbound lane striking Richard Ochs 42. Reno Barbara Rogers 15 and Jennie Dyer 15 were transported to Enloe Hospital Chico with Rogers and Reno in serious condition and Dyer in fair condition. Ochs sought his own medical aid. Both cars suffered total front end damage.
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Rolling blockade protest slows California traffic near Tracy
Truckers formed what a California Highway Patrol officer called a rolling blockade Monday near Tracy to protest fuel shortages and a cut in speed limits. In Albany, Gov. Rockefeller announced his resignation amid speculation of a 1976 presidential bid. Secretary of State Kissinger reported better understanding with European allies after two days of talks despite an early spat with France.
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Senate backs energy bill to end gas guzzling era
Congress moves toward final passage of an energy conservation package including daylight saving time year round until 1975 and a 20 mpg minimum for new cars by 1984. The Senate approved the measure 75 to 15 and conferees signaled wide support for the plan aimed at reducing energy use across sectors.
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Corning City Attorney Outlines Disclosure Law Effects
Corning City Attorney C A Stromsness told council members the income disclosure law starting next year will affect mayors, councilors and planning commission members. He said real property ownership and business income must be disclosed, but detailed income breakdown by business is not required. The council also amended the police salary schedule, invited mayoral and council nominations, and approved capital orders and a scholarship fund addition.
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C.A. Stromsness
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Lillian Hagen
Hubert Weeks
M.G. Emery
Gary Strack
Jerry Rowe
Dodge
Public Works
Vern Flournoy
Julian T. Levy
Hagen
Red Bluff Council Seats Up For Election In March
Filing deadline for three of Red Bluff's five city council posts is December 27. Seats pay $75 monthly and incumbents Eugene F. Penne Joseph A. Miller and Andrew J. Osborne may run for reelection. No filing fee but $50 deposit for optional qualifications statement. 20 signatures required. no assets disclosure until April.
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Red Bluff Council
Red Bluff
Eugene
F. Penne
Joseph A. Miller
Andrew J. Osborne
DA Sees No Firm Link Between Dead Man and Corona
Yolo County District Attorney Henry J. Goff said it’s too early to decide if Juan Corona will be prosecuted for the death of a migrant worker found near Woodson Bridge. The victim Frederick Sanchez was identified from a check stub. a death list from Corona’s trial mentions F. Sanchez but no proven connection yet.
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Yehama County
Henry J. Goff
Juan Corona
Woodson Bridge
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Goff
F. Sanchez
Yuba City
Weather outlook with showers and gusty winds today
Rain at times today with partial clouds and more rain tomorrow. Gusty southerly winds 15 to 35 mph, easing today then rising tomorrow. Highs in the 50s, lows in the 40s. Thursday may bring a chance of rain. Temperatures show high yesterday 45 and 41 at dawn today. River levels listed at several gauges. Sunset and sunrise times provided.
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