Earthquake Jolts California City and Northern Counties
California's strongest quake in decades shook a 20 by 30 mile area around Oroville. The 6.1 tremor caused 10 to 18 minor injuries, damaged storefronts, and sparked several brush fires. An earlier 3.3 to 5.0 aftershocks ripple through the region while the main quake was felt from San Francisco to Fresno.
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Steve Lawrence
Associated Press
Wesler
Oroville
Calif
California
Sierra Nevada Foothills
Los Angeles
Don Shaffer
Oroville Mercury Herald
Feather River
San Jacinto Mountains
Palm Springs
San Diego
Califor
Nia
Hutte County
San Francisco
Jpalice
Carson City
Nev
Fresno
Blind School Not State's Problem
New Mexico attorney general says the Albuquerque Training Center for the Blinds is not a state agency though run by the Vocational Rehabilitation Division. Since not a public agency it is not subject to the state purchases act. Opinion issued Friday by Attorney General Toney Anaya. Department of Education's Vocational Rehabilitation Division operates the center.
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Santa PE
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Alty
Toney Anaya
Department of Education
State Saves Two Million In Public School Finance
Public school officials say New Mexico saved about two million dollars in state appropriations for a 222 million public school program during 1974 75. Federal and local funds exceeded estimates, pushing General Fund revenues near projected levels. The new funding method counted 361 936 educational units funded versus a projected 461 895, with local and federal revenues surpassing estimates by 3.1 million.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE (Ap
New Mexico
Larry Huxel
Legislative Finance Committee
Legal Seminar Planned for State Attorneys
SANTA FE AP A mandatory legal education seminar for all state lawyers will be held Aug 16. Attendance is required and absences will not be overlooked. The program covers basic legal research and ethics from the state counsel perspective as part of an ongoing effort to upgrade qualifications.
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State Lawyers Association
Nct
Seizure of Paintings Tied to IRS Debt on Long Island
Edith Irving, 39, had fifty-one paintings seized by IRS agents from a Swiss prison. The works were returned after a $1,000 payment toward a $235,000 back-tax bill. Irving, released May 1, resides with husband Clifford Irving and their two children in East Hampton, Long Island, while the case centers on his Howard Hughes autobiography hoax.
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Riverhead
N.Y
Edith Irving
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Irving
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
East Hampton
Long Island
Making Family Life More Fun Weekend Hotel Tips
Practical guide for family weekend getaways at Holiday Inns with hotel etiquette tips. Advises booking, using Holidex, check-in customs, staying considerate, and tipping norms to ensure a smooth, enjoyable stay for parents and kids away from home.
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U.S
Avery
Motes
Deak
Moscow Press Praises Pact
The Soviet press lauded the European Security Conference final accord as a historic diplomacy triumph. Pravda filled seven of eight pages with coverage and printed the full text including human rights promises, while noting Western expectations for Eastern bloc compliance.
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Moscow
Helsinki
Pravda
Kremlin
Leonid 1
Brezhnev
Yuri Zhukov
Yuri Kuznet
Europe
Ford
Gurney Trial Deliberations Extend Into Sixth Day
In Tampa AP reporting, Judge Ben Krentzman says the Edward Gurney bribery and influence peddling case may need another week of deliberations. Defendants include ex-aide Joseph Bastien and FHA officials K Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koonts, charged with conspiring to raise 233000 in a slush fund through Gurney’s FHA influence. If convicted, Gurney could face up to 42 years in prison and $225000 in fines.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward Gurney
U.5
Ben Krentzman
Krentzman
jBrorg
Gurney
Joseph Bastien
Federl Housing Administration
K. Wayne Swiger
Ralph Koonts
Florida
FHA
Senate Watergate Committee
Lawyer Silent Over Buried Murder Victims
A judge ruled the attorney’s confidentiality prevented him from telling where a murder victim was buried. Francis Delge faced misdemeanor charges for not reporting Alicia Hauck’s death, while co-counsel Frank Armani was cleared in an unrelated matter. The case centered on recollections of two bodies found years after a 1973 murder.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga County Court
Oemand Gale
Francis Delge
Alicia Hauck
Belge
Cocounsel
Frank Armani
Robert Garrow
Armani
Chicken Fried Cube Steaks and Sandwiches Recipe
A vintage cooking excerpt explains chicken fried cube steaks with egg wash, seasoned flour, or crumbs, twice dipped then fried, kept hot in the oven, and served with creamed gravy, mashed potatoes, and peas. It adds a cube steak sandwich with mayo, sweet pickle relish, onion, buns, and optional variations like barbecue simmering.
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