Senate plan creates nine member panel to oversee CIA spying
The Senate intelligence committee proposed a permanent nine member panel with power to review covert operations in advance and disclose information if the national security interest warrants. President Ford likely opposes tighter CIA controls and lawmakers warned of leaks.
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Idaho
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Texas
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Juvenile arraigned in Red Bluff burglary case
An 18 year old Red Bluff High School student was arraigned on three burglary counts and one forgery count in Justice Court. Police investigated burglaries at Encinal Drive and Calef home while other local thefts reported on Pine Street and Madison Street with losses totaling a few hundred dollars.
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Bert Durand
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Richard Perez
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Reagan Claims Ford Campaign Uses Dirty Tricks in NH
Ronald Reagan charged in Concord that Ford backers are using dirty tricks to win New Hampshire votes. He cited distributed attacks on his Social Security overhaul and said the statements were made to be attributed to local officials.
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United Press International
Ronald Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Reagan
Concord
N.H
California
Ford signs fishing bill extending 200 mile offshore rights
President Ford will sign a bill extending territorial fishing rights to 200 miles offshore, though the date is delayed until next year. The Senate approved 77 to 19 amid concerns it could be enforced only by gunboats and Ford prefers a later international conference solution.
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Washington
Weather forecast and river levels for Bend County area
Fair to tomorrow with high cloudiness and small temperature changes. Highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, lows around mid 30s, light variable winds. Saturday outlook fair. River stages Bend Bridge 18.7, Lake Red Bluff 14.6, Tehama Bridge 202.6, Woodson Bridge 166.3 feet. Keswick release 6000 Cfs. Sunset 5 24 p m sunrise 7 20 a m PST.
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Northeast floods force evacuations and highway closures
Heavy rain snow and ice jams plus a January thaw sparked floods across the Northeast. Hundreds fled homes as rivers rose and highways closed from New Hampshire to Maine and into New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York. Dozens evacuated from mobile home parks and housing complexes while schools and racetracks shut amid damage. Beebe Junior High in Malden Mass closed due to basement flooding.
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Armed Pair Rob Cottonwood Store in Teletype Notice
Two youths 18 to 20 robbed a Cottonwood store around 10 p.m. using a 6 to 8 inch hunting knife to threaten workers. Sheriff’s Office, currently unavailable for details, investigates. Suspects described as 5 foot 6 inches and slender, in dirty faded jeans. one in a reddish brown shirt and tan knit stocking mask. No vehicle description given.
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Flooding Forces Cancellations At Narragansett And Suffolk Downs
Northeast floods cause cancels at Narragansett Racetrack Rhode Island and Suffolk Downs Massachusetts as river waters rise and ice jams disrupt rail lines. Amtrak delays occur in Vermont while the Delaware River runs near high pace causing ice debris along the shore. Warm Pacific coast temperatures hit records with Seattle Tacoma Airport reporting a high of 57.
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Hearst Case Jury Selection Continues
Patricia Hearst, handcuffed and shackled, appears for the third day of her bank robbery trial in San Francisco federal court as jurors are questioned. Four of 36 prospective jurors are tentatively seated, with peremptory challenges to follow. If convicted, she faces up to 35 years.
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UPI
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San Mateo County
U.S
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Sense
Carter
Lot
Symbionese Liberation Army
Marshal Describes Hearst Guard as Sweet and Professional
Patty Hearst guard Janey Jimenez, 23, says she is sweet and fair while guarding the newspaper heiress during her trial. Jimenez notes she is the first federal woman marshal in the northern district of California and lists prior experience guarding inmates such as Lynette Fromme and Timothy Leary.
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UPS
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Miss Hearst
California
San Diego State University
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Lynette Fromme
President Ford
Timothy Leary
Leary
Los Molinos Doctor Placed on Ten Year Probation
Dr. William S. Davis of Los Molinos received ten years probation from the California Board of Medical Quality Assurance after an October 1973 incident at Corning Memorial Hospital left him unable to perform duties. He must avoid alcohol and controlled substances, undergo tests, and stay under medical supervision with semi-annual reports.
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Los Molinos
California Board of Medical Quality Assurance
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