New Energy Agency Set. Love Plans To Resign Advisers
Washington upi report says a reshuffle spawns a Federal Energy Administration led by William E. Simon with Love and his deputy DiBona resigning as presidential advisers. Nixon aides note Love may still advise, while gas station compliance and holiday mail transport concerns surface amid winter oil shortages and a warmer December forecast.
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UPI
John A. Love
William E. Simon
Treasury
Love
Charles DiBona
Federal Energy Administration
Colorado
Nixon
DiBona
Elmer T. Klassen
New England
Melvin R. Laird
Massive California grocery strike shuts stores statewide
In Los Angeles, four unions rejected a contract offer, triggering a statewide strike affecting more than 60 supermarket chains and up to 100000 workers from San Diego to San Luis Obispo. Initial targets include Safeway, Lucky and Thriftimart as talks stall on cost of living, overtime and open-end clauses.
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UPI
California
Food Employers Council
Teamsters
San Diego
San Luis - Obispo
Safeway
Lucky
Thriftimart
Robert K. Fox
FEC
Israelis Mourn Ben-Gurion in National Farewell
Israel's citizens mourned David Ben-Gurion as he lay in a simple coffin in the Knesset courtyard. More than 250,000 filed past to honor the first prime minister who proclaimed independence in 1948. A moment of silence, sirens, and a 1 hour halt in traffic marked the funeral.
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UPI
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National Radio
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Parliament
Mordecai Piron
Shlomo Goren
David
Amos
Ben- Gurion
Paula
She ‘Baker
Zin
Egypt
Canaan
Woods Seen as Goat in Watergate Tapes Case
Newsweek reports Rose Mary Woods is being depicted as scapegoat in the 18 minute tape erasure dispute. Charles Rhyne says he may seek to recall her to adjust her testimony and challenge the White House logging of the missing minutes.
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UPI
Rose Mary Woods
Newsweek Magazine
Charles Rhyne
American Bar Association
White House
Newsweek
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Rhyne
Nixon
Alexander Haig Jr
U.S
John J. Sirica
Friends
Sirica hears tapes in private during Watergate case
UPI reports Judge John J. Sirica began listening in private to exact copies of President Nixon's Watergate tapes. Todd Christofferson, Sirica's law clerk, was the only other person present in a closed jury room. Corona loses eye after inmate attack in Vacaville prison. Pioneer 10 nears Jupiter as radiation belt threatens potential delay on 21 month voyage.
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UPI
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Nixon
Todd Christofferson
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Vacaville
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Pioneer
Jupiter
Mountain View
Ukiah man held in homicide
A 40-year-old Ukiah man, Clyde Dayton Wallace, is in custody on suspicion of murder after a shooting at a north Ukiah cabin that killed 17-year-old Efren Banda Mora. The incident occurred around 8 40 p m at 4681 N State Street. Wallace called deputies from Western Hills trailer park. Witness accounts differ as investigators press the case. Wallace is due for arraignment.
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Western Hills
N. State Street
Efren Banda Mora
Mora
Hector
Wallace
Mara
Earl Friend
California
Auto kills pedestrian on Highway 1 near coastal town
Bear James McCaren, an elderly Fort Bragg man, was struck and killed by a car Saturday at 7 55 p m in the northbound lane of Highway 1 just north of the coastal community. Driver Steve Perez 19 a Navy man stationed at Treasure Island told CHP he did not see the darkly dressed victim. speed about 40 mph. The body was taken to Cain Grove Haverfield Mortuary in Fort Bragg where services are pending.
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Caspar
Fort Bragg
Highway 1
Bear James McCaren
Oregor
Steve Perez
Treasure Island
California Highway Patrol
Perez
Cain- Grove- Haverfield Mortuary
Egypt threatens boycott of Geneva peace talks
Cairo highly placed sources say Egypt will skip the Geneva conference unless Israel agrees to unilateral withdrawals to cease fire lines, threatening the talks’ fate. Kissinger to visit Middle East around Dec 13. Israel rejects preconditions but seeks disengagement. Egyptian officials indicate demand stems from Algiers summit.
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Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
UPI
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Golda Meir
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
NATO
Brussels
Anwar
Sadat
Ismail Fahmi
U.S
Herman Eilts
Vladimir Vinogradov
Fahmi
Hussein Shafei
Kissinger
Algiers
Joseph W. Grigg
Tel Aviv
Suit challenges edict of Coastal Zone group
Mendocino couple files suit in Superior Court seeking to reverse the California Coastal Zone Commission decision disallowing a 45 unit motel project on Palette Drive. They allege the ruling rested on erroneous facts and was arbitrary and capricious. A Dec. 14 hearing before Superior Judge A B Broaddus is scheduled.
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California Coastal Zone Commission
Monte
Barbara Reed
Palette Drive
Highway 1
Lansing Street
Reeds
Regional Coastal Commission
California Commission
Inglewood
Eureka
Commission
Regional Commissions
United States
California
Regional Commission
A. B. Broaddus
Carrier Collects Today in Ukiah Daily Journal
The carrier for the Ukiah Daily Journal is collecting today and asks subscribers to pay in advance. Payments for motor routes are due for the next three months.
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