Pentagon Study Disclosure Sparks Court Fight and Secrecy
The Times and Post report a Friday hearing on the Pentagon study with portions held in secret. Judge Kaufman ordered a continued restraining order as a three judge panel weighs the case. Ellsberg acknowledged being suspected of leaking the documents in an interview with Newsweek.
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Justice Department
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House
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Five Weekend Accidents Include Fatal Aptos Family Tragedy
Five accidents reported by the California Highway Patrol over the weekend include a fatal single car crash near Aptos that killed Daniel J. Hoppmann his wife Marilyn and their son David. Hoppmann and another child were riding in a small foreign car when the driver apparently dozed off around 5 45 a m. The other two injuries were non fatal.
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Senate considers nudging Nixon toward withdrawal date
Senate leaders discuss nonbinding or conditional withdrawal measures for Vietnam as a psychological push. Proposals include a nine month deadline after POW release or a July 4 1972 target, with no binding law expected and Nixon likely to veto. An earlier June 1 1972 deadline proposal was rejected.
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D-R.i
Muskie pushes plan for independent declassification board
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie proposes a seven man board with power to lift secrecy labels after two years and to send documents to Congress. The plan aims to declassify Pentagon papers and bolster public trust while preserving national security amid Vietnam War disclosures.
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Maine Democrat
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U.S
Garden City
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New York Times
Washington Post
World News In Brief Enem y Shellings
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong intensified attacks on U S forces in South Vietnam shelling bases near Da Nang ambushing patrols and hitting three other positions with two in Saigon region. U S Command reports two Americans killed and over ten wounded while sixteen enemy troops were killed.
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Maple Bar Link Ties Salmonella Illness in Red Bluff
At least 110 food poisoning cases are reported to Tehama County health officials. Health chief Dr. Lynn Wolfe says the source is maple bars from Hartung's Pastry Shop, Red Bluff, with possibly 300 infected. Hospitalization reported at St Elizabeth Hospital.Symptoms include nausea vomiting and high fever with onset typically within 12 hours.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Red Bluff
Weekend fires strain Tehama County units with seven blazes
Tehama County Rural Fire Dept and California Division of Forestry battled seven fires over the weekend. Five fires required multiple units. fifteen acres burned along Interstate 5. Forestry trucks managed five fires in four and a half hours. Eight trucks responded five miles south of Corming with Richfield volunteers and Orland Fire District. Other blazes included a one acre fire near Reeds Creek west of Red Bluff caused by children playing with matches and a three acre fire near St Marys Ave Antelope with seven units on the Robert Kersten ranch. A half acre fire along tracks was also reported.
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St. Mary's Ave
Antelope
Robert Kerstiens
County Salary Raise On Board's Agenda
Tehama County supervisors will discuss employee pay at tomorrow's meeting. The prior vote failed to pass a salary ordinance as Patterson and Flournoy opposed it while Pickell Brodnansky and Byrne supported a raise. Byrne was absent. Patterson favors three percent plus steps, Flournoy argues no across-the-board increase. a five percent raise could raise the tax rate by about 60 cents if approved along with other budget increases.
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Tehama County
Shan Patterson
Bill Flournoy
Dale Pickell
Rudy
Patterson
Flournoy
Brednansky
Red Bluff School Board to Review Budget and Drug Abuse Questionnaire
The Red Bluff High School governing board will meet tomorrow at 8 to receive a drug abuse questionnaire prepared by a joint schools committee. The tentative budget presentation is also scheduled for the meeting.
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Red Bluff High School
Weather Summary and River Readings
Fair through tomorrow with continued warmth and light winds. Highs around 100 today and 95 tomorrow, lows near 65 to 67. River levels show Lake Red Bluff 15.8 feet Bend Bridge 21.9 Tehama 204.0 Woodson Bridge 169.4 feet above sea level.
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