Ford Orders Release of CIA Probe Report
President Ford ordered the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA domestic activities released as fair and balanced. He said no coverup and that classified material about assassination plots would go to Attorney General Edward Levi for possible prosecution, with public release limited to national interest.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Edward Levi
Commission
Nelson Rockefeller
OPEC near agreement on price rise and SDR pricing
OPEC ministers meeting in Libreville near a plan to raise oil prices 30 percent after Oct 1 and to switch price quotation from dollars to the Special Drawing Rights SDR. Delegates argued over U.S. compromise on talks with oil users while a commission would study price adjustments and a Vienna visit was planned for September.
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Libreville
Gabon
UPI
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Formalco
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Valentin Hernandez Acosta
Tayeh Abdul Karim
Kissinger
Karim
Oil Producers-Consumers
Hernandez
SDR
S. Mohammed Yeganeh
Iran
National Bank
OPEC
Yeganeh
Vienna
California workers to get retroactive salaries after supreme court ruling
More than 100000 current and former state employees will receive up to 83 million dollars in retroactive salaries plus interest after a U S Supreme Court decision. Paychecks will be mailed next week with average awards around 500 dollars per worker. A separate interest payment will follow.
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Sacramento
UPS
USS. Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
California
Cost of Living Council
Em Association
Red Bluff Council studies proposed budget amid wage talks
Red Bluff council began a Monday study of a 3.68 million dollar 1975 76 preliminary budget. No definite cuts or additions were made as labor negotiations with Operating Engineers Local 3 continued. Mayor Hoffmann noted balance depends on personnel costs and possible revenue measures including property taxes or motel tax allocations.
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City of
Red Bluff
James Hoffman
Hoffman
Herb Nelson
Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
Nelson
Union
Red Bluff Council to Study Revenue Sharing Allocations
Red Bluff's city council will hold a special study session Wednesday at 8 45 p m to review the 1975 76 revenue sharing funds of about 250 000 and to examine the 3 681 862 proposed city budget with calls to cut council travel and salaries while seeking public input.
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Council
Red Bluff
Herb Nelson
Nelson
Marion Clay
Hoffman
John Brooks
City Hall
Packer to Chair Major Firms Division in Tehama United Crusade
Vern Packer of Cal-Farm Insurance will chair the Major Firms Division of Tehama County United Crusade Campaign. The drive, led by George Thorne, begins Sept 12 with a June 20 goal setting by the Crusade board. The campaign supports 10 local nonprofits including Red Cross, Camp Fire Girls, and Boy Scouts.
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Vern Packer
Cal-Farm Insurance
Red Bluff
Tehama County
United Crusade
George Thorne
Packer
United Crusade Board of Directors
SLA Soldiers Convicted in Foster Murder Trial
Joseph Remiro and Russell Little, the two Symbionese Liberation Army members, were convicted of the cyanide bullet murder of Oakland Schools Superintendent Marcus Foster and of the attempted murder of Foster’s assistant Robert Blackburn. The 11-week trial concluded with the verdicts as sentencing was set for June 27, with life terms likely and possible parole after seven years.
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Sacramento
UPS
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Remiro
Little
Foster
Robert W. Blackburn
Superior Court
Elvin Sheehy
Corning Senior Center Seeks Funds From Council
Corning officials debated a $6,641 request from Tehama County Senior Citizens for Corning Center and other senior programs. The council tabled action to review in the 1975-76 city budget, with mentions of asks to Red Bluff and the county.
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Corning
Rosalie A. Patterson
Tehama County
Senior Citizens, Inc
Patterson
James B. Darrow
Red Bluff
Weather forecast with heat and isolated storms
Fair today with a chance of isolated thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Cooler and fair on Thursday. Highs near 100, lows in the upper 50s to 60s tonight and in the 90s tomorrow. Northerly winds shift to light southerly tomorrow. River and lake levels logged, plus sunset and sunrise times. Funnel clouds and lightning noted in the star state.
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Bend
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama
Bip Bridge
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Jackson Heights
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Paula Workman
Persian Gulf
Red Bluff Council
J.A. Barber Jr
Barber
American Red Cross
Camp Fire Girls
Lassen Area
Boy Scout Council
SLA
Corning Senior Center
Gnanann Sennsearini
Anderson
Lilian E. Hagen
Public Works
Police Department
National Weather
Imperial
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Shoff’'S
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Laura
With All My Love
Dave
Army- Navy
Hickory
Mrs. Howes
Prinzes Jackson Heights
Kemp's
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