Beef Prices Hold Steady Amid Freeze Aftermath
United Press International reports beef prices remained steady as the price freeze ended. Southern California retailers said prices stayed at or below ceiling with adequate supply. Experts foresee eventual rises, while consumer group FIT plans a 15 day meat boycott to push prices down.
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United Press International
Bill Davila
Von’s Grocery Co
California
FIT
FIT National
Arline Mathews
Canoga Park
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Don Rothenberg
Wet moderate week with warm days and mild nights
Fair through Wednesday with temperatures 85 to 95 highs and 50s to low 60s for lows Southerly winds up to 15 mph Thursday partly cloudy Yesterday's high 89 and low 60 River levels near Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge range from 15.7 to 203 feet Sunset 7 25 p.m. and sunrise 6 47 a.m. PDT
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Woodson Bridge
Grand Jury Quizzes Ehrlichman Nixon Tapes Case
Ehrlichman testified before the Watergate grand jury as legal fighting over Nixon tapes moved to an appeals court showdown. Cox seeks further indictments in the Ellsberg breakin and questions Ehrlichman about the Watergate bugging while Sirica argues for the White House tape disclosures. Goldwater criticizes the handling of Watergate and calls for closed session proceedings with courts taking over. Connally defends presidential authority to resist Supreme Court rulings.
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Supreme Court
Constitution Day rites planned by Elks Legion and Masons
Red Bluff groups the Elks Lodge American Legion and Tehama County Masons will hold a Sunday Constitution Day program starting with a 7 p.m. buffet at the Elks Lodge on Gilmore Road. Alfred Frazier Red Bluff attorney Larry Lalguna Red Bluff supervisor James Hoffman Red Bluff mayor Louis B. Smith will MC. Speakers are capped at 15 minutes with aims to revive self reliance in local government and chart action. Tickets for the buffet are 3 50 with Elks reservations by calling 527 3421.
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Larry Lalguna
Tehama County
James Hoffman
Louis B
Jack’ Smith
Moulton
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Mitchell Trying To Delay Trial
In New York UPI reports defense lawyers for former cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice Stans sought a delay of their perjury conspiracy trial in federal court. The courtroom was crowded as Fleming argued the speedy trial rule would be perverted by moving ahead. If denied, jury selection for up to a week would proceed with 1,500 jurors summoned. The 16 count indictment ties a $200,000 Vesco donation to Nixon’s 1972 campaign to conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury. Vesco fled and is believed in Costa Rica. Dean is named a co conspirator but not a defendant.
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UPI
John N. Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Mitchell
Peter Fleming, Jr
Fleming
Stans
Nixon
New Jersey
Robert Vesco
White House
John W. Dean III
Vesco
Laurence B. Richardson
Howard F. Cerny
Federal Grand
Teapot Dome
Harding
Costa Rica
Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
CLC
Two Northern California Fires Partly Contained With Fog Help
Firefighters battle two large timberland blazes in Northern California as morning fog aids containment of a 13 000 acre fire near Shelter Cove about 150 miles north of San Francisco. The blaze is 70 percent contained.
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California
California Division of Forestry
Shelter Cove
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hospital Auxiliary Buys New Cryostat For Pathology Use
Mrs. Agnes Jaeger announces St. Elizabeth Community Hospital's Auxiliary purchased a cryostat for 2000 dollars raised by the group through its Bazaar Luncheon and gift shop. The instrument speeds frozen tissue section analysis to minutes, allowing quicker cancer diagnosis and reducing the need for second surgeries.
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Agnes Jaeger
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital
Catherine Marie
Daily News
Skylab crew fooled by taped call from pilot's wife
The Skylab crew heard a taped voice posing as Helen Garriott during a private call. Jack Garriott admitted taping his wife to prank mission control while the crew joked about home meals and floating condiments. Alan Bean and Owen Garriott described meals and condiment issues aboard the station.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Earth
Space Laboratory
Robert Crippen
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garrett
Jack R. Lousma
Helen Garriott
Crippen
Helen
Bob
California reinstates death penalty for 11 crimes
The legislature sent Gov. Ronald Reagan SB450 mandating capital punishment for 11 offenses including hired killers, police murder, mass slayings, and killings during rape, robbery, kidnapping, burglary, or witness murder. Senate approved 29-11 after Assembly amendments. Reagan hailed the measure as justice strengthened despite prior court rulings.
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UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
State Supreme Court
Reagan
Antelope Locker Offers Whole or Half Beef Deals
With the freeze lifted, Antelope Locker promotes buying a whole or half beef to save money and improve meat quality. Contact St. Mary’s at 527-6665 to discuss pricing and options.
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