Veto Override and Spacecraft Launch Mark Global Briefs
Senate panel chief urges overriding Nixon veto on a war powers bill limiting U.S. war acts without Congress. Mariner 10 launches toward Mercury with Venus flyby planned. trajectory implies 260 million mile voyage. Cease-fire violations in Vietnam near 300,000 over nine months. Bombs in Belfast trigger emergency security measures as sectarian violence escalates.
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Weather Update With Rain and Snow Elevation Notes
Continued cool conditions with increasing cloudiness. Rain showers likely later today through Sunday with snow above 3 000 feet. Highs today and tomorrow in the mid 50s to mid 60s, lows tonight in the low 40s. Winds variable to 15 mph. Outlook shows rain likely Monday. Temperatures and river levels are reported alongside sunset and sunrise times.
Nixon Not Considering Resigning Amid Watergate Tapes Row
Washington reports a White House aide testified Nixon knew four weeks before his admission about Watergate tapes. The cover up claims center on two crucial recordings that allegedly do not exist, while Senate hearings on Saxbe’s nomination may be delayed.
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Fair Board Sees Arena Cost As Unrealistic At Tehama Fair
Harold Lucas reports the Tehama County Fairboard doubts the proposed 204000 dollar covered arena. They aim for 115000 in initial building funding and will consult Cow Palace officials in San Francisco before planning and financing. A January 1 1974 loan request deadline and a November 13 public meeting on the 1974 premium book are noted.
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Government delays fuel allocation in California to December
In a conciliatory move to stave off shortages the U S interior department delays enforcement of its mandatory fuel allocation program in California until December The one month moratorium follows protests by state officials and farm leaders who warned the policy would harm California agriculture valued at about 6 billion dollars and schools Lt Gov Ed Reinecke calls the delay crucial saying it would avert a near standstill for farming The Interior Department will not enforce the policy until December 1 and urges a common sense voluntary approach by suppliers wholesalers and users during the transition period
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Proposition 1 Appeals Enter Final Stage Across California
California voters head to the polls Tuesday as supporters and opponents of Proposition 1 push last minute appeals. Governor Reagan defends the measure and attacks opponent tactics while Assemblyman Moretti accuses opponents of mischaracterizing the Democratic controlled legislature. A California Poll for the Los Angeles Times shows voters split with a shifting margin late in the campaign.
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Reagan Weighs Lower Freeway Speed to Save Gas
Governor Reagan and top aides consider cutting the California freeway speed limit from 70 to 65 mph to conserve energy. Officials estimate a 70 to 65 mph cut would save about 10 million gallons of fuel annually, with options to trim further to 60 or 55 mph under study.
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Israel proposes peace plan with Suez demilitarized zone
Israel outlines a plan calling for Egyptian and Israeli troops to pull back across the Suez and form a UN supervised buffer on both canal banks. Meir presented the idea in Washington after meeting Nixon. Egypt engaged with oil-rich states as U N cease-fire holds.
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Eastern States Relax Air Standards Amid Fuel Shortage Fears
Connecticut and Massachusetts moved to relax clean air rules to conserve fuel for winter. Wisconsin officials warned schools may close if fuel oil falls short, predicting 700000 gallons daily by March 1. Massachusetts urged relaxing sulfur limits on heavy oil to ease shortages while Canada denounced a 400 percent crude export tax.
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Chamber Plans Miss Los Molinos Contest This Year
Gene Owen of the Los Molinos Chamber of Commerce announces a firstMiss Los Molinos contest with the winner advancing to Miss Tehama County at the county fair. Entries are invited. eligibility requires single status and ages 17 to 25. Elaine Watson chairs, with Clair Morey and Burton Bundy on the committee.
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