Baptism by Quake and War Dominate World Briefs
Chile’s three week old junta shrugs off its baptism by earthquake and resumes governing as it declares a state of war. In Boston, investigators close in on the Evelyn Wagler torch slaying amid a civil rights probe. In Chicago, federal jurors convict 19 officers of conspiracy to extort tavern owners. In Sacramento, Controller Flournoy says oil links do not create a conflict. In Ottawa, Dome Petroleum wins NEB approval for a Ontario gas pipeline to serve Canada and the United States.
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FBI
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Richard J. Daley
David Jensen
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Houston I. Flournoy
Pipeline
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The
National Energy Board
Dome Petroleum
Ontario
U.S
Board to Consider Fire Department for Lake California
Tehama County Board of Supervisors will hear a Lake California committee petition to form a volunteer fire department at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Board Chamber. At 11 a.m. the board will hold a public hearing on a zoning change and use permit for Bill Keeler of Antelope Fruit Co. to build a mobile home park on Peach Tree Lane.
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Tehama
National 4-H Week Observed In Tehama County
Tehama County 4-H clubs begin National 4-H Week with 4-H Sunday on Oct 7 and booths around the theme 4-H Gets It All Together. The week culminates in the Annual Awards Banquet at Red Bluff High School on Oct 13 at 7 p.m. The program, open to ages 9 to 19, is publicized by President Nixon and invites inquiries to the Farm Advisor’s office at 527-3101.
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Tehama County
Red Bluff High School
Nation
Nixon
Farm Advisor
NAACP Opposes Reagan Tax Ceiling Initiative
The NAACP claims the proposed tax ceiling does not relieve the burden on middle and lower income citizens and the poor. Leonard H. Carter criticizes the measure as favoring the rich. Lt. Gov. Reinecke denounces Moretti hearings as costly political roadshows. Moretti warns of impacts on business oriented programs if the measure passes.
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Ronald Reagan
Leonard H. Carter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ed _ Reinecke
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Mittees
Reinecke
Sacramento
Moretti
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
War erupts in Middle East with multi-front clashes
Israel accused Syrian and Egyptian forces of coordinated attacks from the north and south in the Sinai Peninsula and Golan Heights. Cairo said Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal. Israel said it faced heavy fighting on both fronts as Avowing escalation. UN talks and Meir cabinet emergency session followed as Kissinger met Eban.
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Syria
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Golan Heights
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Suez Canal
East Bank
Tel Aviv
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Abba Eban
USS
Henry A. Kissinger
Austin
Vienna
Soviet Union
Sinai
Suez
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
U.N. Security Council
News Organizations Stand Up To Agnew Subpoenas
Major outlets vow to challenge court subpoenas seeking source identities for leak coverage of the Agnew investigation. The Justice Department says federal indictment possible without impeachment and cites statute limits. Subpoenas target The New York Times Washington Post Washington Star-News New York Daily News CBS NBC Time and Newsweek.
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Wesley G. Pippert
Washington
UPI
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U.S. District Court
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Wolff
Grand Jury
New York Times
Washington Post
Washington Star-News
New York Daily News
CBS
NBC
Time
Newsweek
Reagan seeks court override of pay out
Gov. Ronald Reagan will ask the California Supreme Court for permission to override the federal Cost of Living Council's rollback of state employee pay raises. He says the council unlawfully blocked the 1973 74 budgeted increases and requested full authorization to implement them.
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UPI
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State Supreme Court
Cost of Living Council
Reagan
California
Evelle
Younger
Congress
Russian wheat exports stir U.S. debate over grain costs
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says the Soviet Union is exporting wheat not from U.S. supplies bought for Americans. Rep. Hanley and Rep. Smith offer contrasting views on shipments to Senegal India and other destinations while Peron consolidates his campaign against Marxists in Buenos Aires.
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UPI
Earl L. Butz
Soviet Union
U.S
Buzz
Italy
India
Senegal
Chile
James M. Hanley
N.V
Hanley
United States
Neal Smith
D-Iowa
Russia
Butz
East Europe
Gas Shutdown Fizzles Nationwide Except Nevada
A planned coast to coast one day gas station shutdown failed to materialize with only scattered closures on the West and East coasts. Nevada saw about a third of stations close for weekend, while California and Los Angeles area stations largely stayed open as owners weighed profits and customer need.
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Nevada Highway Patrol
California Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Gil Zitterow
Studio City
Nixon Adviser Sees No Food Cost Relief
Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said wholesale price declines do not translate to lower grocery costs. He projected retail food prices to rise about 10 percent annually for the next six months, keeping relief in doubt for housewives.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Ball Park
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Rain Likely Today
Increasing cloudiness today with rain likely this afternoon. Showers tonight with clearing Sunday and cooler highs in the 60s to mid 70s. Lows tonight near the 40s, southerly winds shifting to northerly by Sunday. Travelers advisories in the Northern Mountains and North Sierra Nevadas for locally heavy snow at higher elevations. Outlook for Monday is fair with a chance of rain today and tomorrow. Temperatures show a high of 82 yesterday and a low of 52 this morning. River stages listed at multiple bridges. sunset and sunrise times noted.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Car Dealer Praises Police Officer for Quick Action
Williams Chrysler Plymouth co owner Jim Pitts praised Red Bluff police officer Ed Sisneros for alertly spotting an unlocked overhead door at the dealership. Sisneros called Pitts and stayed by until staff could secure the building, preventing a potential theft of equipment.
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Red Bluff
Jim Pitts
Williams Chrysler- Plymouth
Main St
Medal of Honor winner freed on bond in cocaine case
Petaluma California UPI report states Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient Richard Allen Penry 24 free on $10 000 bond after sheriff agents said he sold cocaine in three purchases totaling 950. Penry to be arraigned October 29 in Santa Rosa. He earned the medal from President Nixon in 1971 for leading 18 wounded men in Bin Tay Province in 1970.
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Petaluma
UPI
Richard Allen Penry
bin Tay
Santa Rosa
Penry
Nixon
Canada China sign long term grain sale pact
Ottawa reports a billion dollar agreement to sell up to 224 million bushels of Canadian wheat to China over three years. The deal was announced by Federal Justice Minister Otto Lang, with wheat board commissioners signing in Peking on Thursday.
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UPI
Canada
China
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Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Peking
Wheat Board
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