Middle East War Threats Escalate as Kissinger Tours Region
Arab states cut oil output by 25 percent amid talks of a wider conflict while Kissinger tours the region for peace. Egypt accuses Israel of plans to renew war and the Soviet Union reportedly resupplies Cairo and Damascus. Israel says front lines are quiet. U N forces struggle to restore cease fire lines. Kissinger visits Morocco on a round of diplomacy after meetings with Meir and Egyptian and Syrian envoys.
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United Press International
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
United States
Mideast
Israel
al Ahram
Moshe Dayan
London
Soviet Union
Syria
Russia
U.N
Kissinger
Cairo
Morocco
Special Prosecutor Testifies on Nixon Dismissal Order
A special Watergate prosecutor testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about being dismissed by President Nixon. The testimony highlighted the high profile firing and its impact on federal investigations.
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Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
The
Daily News
Saxbe says Nixon should destroy Watergate tapes if incriminating
In Hong Kong Aug. 22 speech transcript Sen. William Saxbe states that Nixon should destroy the Watergate tapes if they prove incriminating. He adds he wishes he had never heard of the tapes and would support disclosure only if not incriminating.
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UPI
William Saxbe
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Nixon
Saxbe
Hong Kong Standard
Skylab 3 Crew Completes 21 Years Training Milestone
Cape Canaveral UPI The Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr Edward G. Gibson and William R. Pogue mark 21 years of training today as they prepare for next Saturday’s space research mission. The crew reviewed hundreds of tasks at Johnson Space Center in Houston for the eight room lab aboard the flight.
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UPI
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Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Russians Storm Hijacked Plane at Moscow Airport
Soviet police stormed a Moscow airliner on the tarmac and killed two of four hijackers. Two surrendered after five hours of negotiations. One crewman and one passenger were wounded. The hijackers demanded a ransom of 500000 to 1 million dollars and to fly to Sweden aboard a three engine Aeroflot Yak 40.
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UPI
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Reagan campaigns as Californians face Prop 1 vote
Governor Reagan races through San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco on the eve of a statewide election on Prop 1. The measure would set a declining cap on state taxes tied to personal income and cut the income tax, with supporters arguing tax relief and opponents warning of broader fiscal shifts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Palisades
Nancy
Paul Revere Junior High
Assembly
Bob Moretti
California
New Voting Machines Debut in County Election
The county unveils $70,000 voting equipment for Reagan tax limit measure voting. Voters use 150 new booths and IBM cards fed into an electronic tabulator counting 600 ballots per minute. Final tallies expected by 10 30 p m Tuesday, with precincts cut from 70 to 42 and workers from 540 to 168.
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Ronald Reagan
Floyd Hicks
Nixon Huddles With Aides On Restoring Public Confidence
President Nixon, at KEY BISCAYNE, holds strategy sessions with J. Fred Buzhardt Jr. Leonard Garment and aides to blunt calls for resignation. A Gallup poll shows confidence at a record low while efforts focus on Watergate related conversations not recorded and hoped vindication.
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Leonard Garment
White House
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Gallup
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
John J. Sirica
Kissinger Heads on Global Peace Mission to Middle East China
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger began a round the world trip from Andrews Air Force Base aboard a presidential Boeing 707. He will hold crucial talks in Middle East capitals and China after sessions with Israeli Premier Golda Meir and Arab envoys.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
China
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Huan Hua
Golda Meir
DA Reopens Old Murder Case Tied to Corona Probe
Tehama County DA reopens the case of an unidentified stabbing victim found near Woodson Bridge on Jan 1 1970. Investigators pursue links to Juan Corona, examining five found keys including one from Chico and rechecking missing persons reports from the era.
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Tehama County
Juan Corona
James P. Lang
Henry J. Goff
Chico
Bus Crash Kills 13 on Sacramento Interstate 880
Investigators search for cause after a Greyhound gambler’s special carrying 43 Richmond Variety Swingers crashes into a pillar near Sacramento. Driver Douglas Moore 26 Hayward ruled not intoxicated and with a healthy heart.
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Calif
UPI
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Richmond
San Francisco Bay Area
Reno
Sacramento County
George Nielson
Douglas Moore
Hayward
National Transportation Safety Board
Interstate 880
Water leak topsila transformer at Burton's Coffee Shop
Red Bluff firemen rushed to 604 Main St after water leaked from a roof onto a charged neon sign transformer at Burton's Coffee Shop. Short circuit caused smoke but no fire, firefighters said quick employee action averted a major blaze.
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Red Bluff
Goldwater Refuses To Urge Nixon Resignation
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona said he would be the last person to ask President Nixon to resign. In a KOOL radio interview Goldwater stated the decision must come from the President himself and rejected Nader and Buckley calls for him to press resignation.
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Nader
Republican Party
Weather forecast calls for heavy rain and gales
Heavy rain today and tonight with southerly gales 20 to 45 mph easing tonight. Rain continues through Tuesday with high 50s to 60s. Wednesday outlook shows intermittent rain and possible mountain snow. Also reports river levels and daily temperatures.
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