Nixon says he is in command after news conference
White House aides say Nixon came through with flying colors at his first news conference in five months and may hold another soon. He defended not resigning, attacked critics, and asserted control amid Watergate pressure while announcing Rogers' resignation and Kissinger as successor.
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Trustees examine architects for Mendocino College campus
Mendocino College trustees opened interviews with Reid and Tarics Associates as the first of about six leading firms chosen from 24 applicants to design an economical, attractive campus that preserves natural topography and supports flexible education. The San Francisco firm has designed campuses including University of Utah and Saratoga, emphasizing cost-effective, area specific design.
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San Francisco
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Alexander G. Tarics
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Robert F. Olwell
Tibor Fecskes
Reid and Tarics
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University of Utah
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Saratoga
Robert Louis Stevenson School
Pebble Beach
Stanislaus State College
Turlock
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Nixon Offers Guarded Support for VP Amid Corruption Probe
President Nixon provided guarded backing for Vice President Agnew while praising his integrity. Agnew's spokesman Marsh Thompson dismissed a Sun Times report of infighting with Nixon and Attorney General Richardson. Grand jury proceedings around Agnew continue, with Beall stating no actions before Labor Day.
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UPI
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
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Chicago Sun- Times
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Thompson
U.S
George Beall
Baltimore County
Internal Revenue Service
William Fornoff
Dale Anderson
Fornoff
Fire at Ukiah Convalescent Hospital transformer
Fire on Wednesday at 3 32 p m reported at Ukiah Convalescent Hospital damaged electrical transformer with damage confined to the transformer no injuries noted authorities say the incident was contained.
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Ukiah Convalescent Hospital
Kissinger Named Secretary of State as Rogers Resigns
Secretary of State William Rogers resigns after four and a half years and Henry Kissinger, already national security adviser, will take the post on Sept 3. Nixon notes Kissinger will retain his White House role, raising questions on executive privilege versus public testimony. Rogers, weary yet committed, cites indochina, Middle East, and Europe as reasons to stay, while Watergate shadows linger over the administration.
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San Clemente
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Middle East
Latin America
Europe
Mendocino College projected to reach 2805 students by 1982
State Department of Finance projects Mendocino College enrollment totaling 2805 in day and evening classes by 1982 83, with 988 in first full year and 642 day and 346 evening graded students. Projections guide budgeting and master planning for a potential permanent campus and funding status. College opens Sept 11 and seeks enrollments via district office and phone. trustees approve new programs including radio TV, banking and finance, and human services offerings across multiple towns.
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Sacramento
Peter DeVries
DeVries
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12Th District Fairgrounds
Willits
Mendocino
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