Hunt claims double agent tipped off Watergate burglars
Senate hearings reveal E. Howard Hunt alleging Alfred Baldwin, a Watergate lookout with ties to the Democratic Party, betrayed the burglars by signaling police. Baldwin later testified against McCord, Hunt, and others, while not charged himself. Hunt also linked Colson to actions after the Wallace assassination attempt.
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Hunt
Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt
Democratic Party
Senate
Alfred C. Baldwin
Democratic National Committee
Charle W. Colson
Milwaukee
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Arthur Bremer
Wallace
Maryland
Colson
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
Watergate
Democratic
Baldwin
McCord
Stations End Gas Station Protest and Skylab Return
Northern California gas station closures end as 72 hour protest over Phase IV rules winds down with 80 to 90 percent of outlets shut. In Houston a seven week Skylab 2 mission ends, with Bean Garriott and Lousma returning after 59 days in orbit, undocking near San Diego and preparing for a Pacific splashdown amid tropical storm concerns.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Oregon
Bob Moore
California Service Station Dealers Association
CSSA
California State Automobile Association
Automobile Association
Houston
Pacific
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Earth
Skylab
New Orleans
San Diego
Baja California
Les Jordan
Bean
Bruce McCandless
Boyle suffers stroke as murder case looms
W A Tony Boyle, 71, former United Mine Workers president, collapsed at home in Washington and is in critical condition at George Washington Hospital nine hours after a hearing on the 1969 slaying of a union rival. He faced multiple charges and had suffered an apparent stroke just before midnight.
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Boyle
Washington
UPI
W. A
Tony
George Washington Hospital
Postmaster Predicts Stamp Increase to Ten Cents
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen says an eight-cent stamp will rise to ten cents starting January 5 unless overruled. The recommendation goes to the U S Postal Service Board of Governors for final approval, pending Cost of Living Council input. He cites a cost-price squeeze affecting the agency and economy.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer T. Klassen
Board of Governors
U.S. Postal Service
Cost of Living Council
Red Bluff Youth Killed In Accident
A 16 year old Red Bluff youth died and a companion was seriously injured when a pickup flipped over an embankment on O Connor Road. Mark Edward Olsen Rt. 2 died at the scene. Larry Mathew Whatley 16 436 Johnson St. was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital then Memorial Hospital in Redding in guarded condition with possible head injuries. Olsen was driving about 60 mph when he attempted to pass a car and hit gravel losing control and overcorrecting before striking the Brickyard Creek Bridge guard rail and flipping.
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Larry Mathew Whatley
Red Bluff
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Brickyard Creek
O’connor Road
Mark Edward Olsen
Daily News
Rt. 2
Johnson St
Redding’s Memorial Hospital
Olsen
Insurance Hike Told To Corning Council
Corning city officials discussed a new employee health policy likely costing about 3600 more than the current plan if multicare is chosen. Each employee with dependents could pay roughly 9 more dollars monthly. The council set a 3:30 p.m. meeting for employees to decide and act later.
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Corning
Stromsness
Peole
Red Bluff Special Meeting Called by Mayor Hoffman
Red Bluff Mayor James Hoffman calls a special City Council meeting for today at 4 15 p m in city hall council chambers to adopt an ordinance amending the contract between the city council and the California Public Employees Retirement System board of administration. Only the ordinance can be addressed at this session.
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Apollo
Clynn S. Lunney
Red Bluff
James Hoffman
City Hall
Board of Administration of
The
California
Fire Department
Lost Hunter Found Injured In Rugged Mill Creek Canyon
A sheriff's search team found Marysville hunter Patrick Redmond, 19, injured after spending over a day in Mill Creek Canyon four air miles from his Panther Springs camp. He fell from a bluff and sustained possible broken ribs, airlifted by US Forest Service helicopter to St. Elizabeth Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Marysville
Mill Creek Canyon
Panther Springs
US. Forest Service
Patrick Redmond
Pape Place
Redmond
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Weather forecast calls for fair days through Wednesday
Fair through Wednesday with a slight warmup. Highs in the 80s to low 90s today and tomorrow, 50s tonight, northerly winds 10 to 25 mph. Thursday outlook remains fair. Temperature lows and river levels are noted with sun events listed.
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CIA
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fa
Sen. Gurney
Gurney
Alfred Baldwin
Connecticut
John Bailey
Moore
Royce Hawkins
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
News of World
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Santiago, Chile
United Press International
Hafez Assad
Syria
Congress
US Treasury
George P. Shultz
Southern Pacific
Jaycees
Ernie Hubbard
Tony Walther
West Guard
Brickyard Creek Bridge
Corning Council
Walt Norris
Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
M.G. Emery
James Darrow
Utility
West Solano St
Rugged
Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
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