Nixon Defends Innocence As House Debates Impeachment
President Nixon declares he is guilty of nothing to justify impeachment and vows not to fire a Watergate prosecutor. He cites his calm under pressure as deterring a Middle East showdown, while White House cooperation faces skepticism from Democrats.
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Prop 1 Hearing Set In Red Bluff On Fair Funding
Assemblyman Leon Ralph announced a 10 a.m. Wednesday hearing at the Tehama County Fairground in Red Bluff to assess Proposition 1's potential impact on state budgeting. The session will examine possible eliminations of agricultural fair support and whether fairs can become self supporting amid projected $1.366 billion in budget cuts by 1977-78 if the initiative passes.
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Red Bluff
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A. Alan Post
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Weather Outlook Fair with Variable Clouds In Coming Days
Fair with some cloudiness Sunday and little temperature change. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 40s, northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Monday outlook is fair. Yesterday's high 77, low 44. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff 15.6, Bend Bridge 18.8, Tehama Bridge missing, Woodson 166.6 ft. Sunset 6 13 p.m., sunrise 7 34 a.m. PST.
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Reagan Prop 1 Ad Suit Claims Fraudulent Campaign Tactics
The Reagan tax ceiling campaign sues opponents in Sacramento alleging a secret fraudulent scheme to mislead voters through Prop 1 radio ads. Whitaker & Baxter Campaigns and CA Teachers Association named, plus Californians Against Prop 1. Also notes opposition from the California Probation Parole and Correctional Association.
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Superior Court
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California Teachers Association
Assessors Back Reagan Tax Limitation Amendment in California
Tehama County Assessor Bob Risberg announced that a large majority of California’s 58 county assessors support Proposition 1 on the November 6 ballot. Endorsements come from the State Association of County Assessors and groups including the California Real Estate Association, the California Farm Bureau, and the California Taxpayers Association.
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State Association of County Assessors
Santa Rosa
Risberg
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California Real Estate Association
California Farm Bureau
California Taxpayers Association
Year Long Daylight Saving Time Urged Across New England
Experts push for year round daylight saving to save fuel. Governor Sargent says moving ahead is too complex. Officials in New Hampshire and Massachusetts weigh federal action while a Los Angeles power official claims big fuel savings.
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Massachussetts
Francis W. Sargent
New England
Power Department
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Gas Chamber To Be Used For Any Future Executions
SACRAMENTO A state study ordered by Governor Reagan upheld the use of the San Quentin gas chamber for all future executions. Corrections officials dismissed alternatives including hanging electrocution firing squad lethal injection and other methods as impractical or legally and ethically unacceptable.
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UPS
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Ronald Reagan
Nixon eases U S troop alert as Middle East tensions rise
President Nixon announced a relaxation of the 2.3 million U S military and nuclear alert while noting hopes for Mideast peace. Egypt accused Israel of planning a dawn attack on Suez City to precede U N peacekeeper arrivals. Egypt and Israel trade claims as the U N Security Council considers a 7 000 man task force to police the truce.
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Suez City
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Cyprus
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Kurt Waldheim
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Suez
Soviet Union
Mideast
Brezhnev
United Nations
U.N. Plans 7000-Strong Buffer Force Between Egypt and Israel
The U.N. Security Council authorized Kurt Waldheim to move 800 peacekeepers from Cyprus to Cairo and called another emergency session to outline a 7000-member force. The plan aims to police the cease-fire for at least six months at an estimated cost of $30 million.
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Sirica Places Cox Files Under Protective Court Custody
Judge Sirica sealed Archibald Cox files in court custody at the request of Watergate prosecutors. Only Cox staff and designated Justice personnel may access materials to conduct official duties, with true copies left in place.
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Cox
Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Watergate
U.S. District Court
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Archibald Cox
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
Nixon
Justice Department
White House
Not retaliation claim on state investigator beating in California
News Of World In Brief reports a state official says the attack on an investigator probing organized crime was not retaliation. The employee linked threats to a revoked Consumer Affairs Department licensee, per Director John T. Kehoe.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Consumer Affairs Department
John T. Kehoe
Nixon Friend Faces Probe Over 1968 Stock Trade
Florida banker C G Bebe Rebozo, praised by President Nixon as honest, faces a federal inquiry into possible stolen stock involvement in 1968. FDIC chairman Frank Wille said the board would discuss the case next Tuesday at Senator Proxmire's request after reports that Rebozo accepted 900 IBM shares as loan collateral.
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