Sirica Asks Nixon To Surrender Watergate Tapes
President Nixon spends Thanksgiving at Camp David as Judge John J. Sirica urges voluntary turnover of all subpoenaed Watergate tapes for safe keeping. A Hum on an 18 minute section from June 20, 1972 with Haldeman is cited.
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Weather Forecast With Clouds and Rain Likely
Partly cloudy today with increasing cloudiness and rain likely. Winds 5 to 15 mph then 15 to 25 mph tonight. High 54 today, 40 tonight, 51 tomorrow. Sunday outlook fair. River levels include Lake Red Bluff 17.6, Bend Bridge 30.1, Woodson Bridge 178.1 feet. sun set 4:47 p.m., sunrise 7:04 a.m. Pacific.
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Inter-Faith Christmas Carol Sing Set Dec 2 at First United Methodist
The Inter-Faith Christmas Carol Sing returns for the fourth year at the First United Methodist Church on David Avenue Sunday December 2 at 5 p.m. Seats fill early. a coffee hour follows in the social hall hosted by Christian Women United. The program includes organ piano duets, multiple church soloists, and congregational singing led by local ministers and directors.
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First United Methodist Church
David Avenue
Christian Women United
Ginny Cole
Verone Reynolds
Ruth Davis
Wilma Lakin
Dean Rowley
Presbyterian Church
Jay Thiel
First Church of God
William Taber
Christian Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Joe Brunk
First Baptist Church
Theresa Sims
Joyce Barnes
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Talks On Suez Cease Fire Disengagement Continue In Cairo
Senior Egyptian and Israeli generals met for a second day near Kilometer 101 on the Cairo Suez highway to resolve the last issue in the six point cease fire. UN officials reported slight progress but no commitments as talks span several days. Dayan criticized optimistic reports and warned of a struggle over borders and security guarantees.
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Aharon Yariv
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Ensio Siilasvuo
Yariv
Dayan
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Arabs Defy Kissinger Warning Over Oil Boycott
Saudi Arabia threatens to cut production by up to 80 percent if countermeasures are taken against the oil boycott. Kuwait backs continued oil shipments to pro Israel nations while European leaders warn of economic impact. Italy raises gasoline prices and enacts fuel cuts. Canada vows oil shipments remain.
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United States
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Europe
Japan
Kuwait
Italy
Canada
Washington
Yamani
Copenhagen
Kissinger
Foreign Ministry
Kuwait Radio
Paris
Abdel Rahman Salem Atiki
Israel
Atiki
Skylab 3 Loses Gyroscope Control In Flight
Skylab 3 flight controllers report one of the three gyroscopes has failed reducing automatic attitude control. The crew of Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue is kept safe as mission commanders plan to rely on reserve systems for Earth and comet Kohoutek photography.
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UPI
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Earth
Kohoutek
Philip C. Shaffer
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Solar Observatory
Skylab
Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll tops one hundred
The death toll on highways rose past 100 during the Thanksgiving weekend as the National Safety Council estimated 625 to 725 fatalities in the 102 hour period. UPI tallies at 11 p.m. PST counted at least 166 deaths since the start of the holiday period. Meanwhile Cordoba police hunted a well dressed gunman gang that killed American executive John A. Swint and two bodyguards, with a third wounded. The dollar rose to levels not seen since last winter, trading up against the British pound after February’s devaluation.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Buenos Aires
UPI
Cordoba
John A. Swint
London
Red Bluff Planning Commission Approves Seismic and Access Changes
Red Bluff planning commissioners reviewed interim safety noise and scenic highway elements for the general plan and recommended three permits. They urged reducing a mobile home park entrance from two to one and adding a Byron Ave emergency pedestrian access, plus a new R-4 lot size formula.
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Red Bluff
James Campbell
Gilmore Road
Byron Ave
Donald Robson
Mill Street
Prominent Corning Businessman Estil C Clark Dies
Estil Charles Clark 54 longtime Corning resident and owner of Estil C Clark Insurance died at 4 50 am in Enloe Memorial Hospital Chico after years of illness. He served as announcer and master of ceremonies at Corning Union High School events and local charitable activities. He was honored with Estil Clark Park named for his service to the Corning area. Born in Van Lear Kentucky he moved to West Virginia as a youth and later joined the Navy in 1940.
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Tehama County
Estil Clark
van Lear
Kentucky
William
America Kelly Clark
West
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