Levi signals antitrust probe focus on energy sectors
UPI reports Attorney General nominee Edward Levi suggested a government look into energy industries for possible antitrust violations during the energy crisis. He stopped short of committing to a full oil industry investigation, saying observance of antitrust laws should be watched, with FTC litigation cited. He also addressed crime control and the death penalty, proposing it for limited offenses and stressing policing and gun control needs.
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Washington
UPI
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Abourezk
University of Chicago
FBI
Congress
Sepecane
Tg Inp
Ds Panly
Court orders end surprise rail strike across major lines
Union pickets halted across 19 states after federal judges in Chicago and St Paul issued restraining orders. About 2,800 strikers returned to work on Louisville and Nashville railroads, while Chesapeake and Ohio workers in Michigan Ohio and Virginia also resumed shifts. The Burlington Northern stoppage began Sunday night over stalled national negotiations.
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United Press International
Burlington Northern
Chicago Area
Chicago
St. Paul
Mion
Louisville and Nashville
Carmen
Chesapeake and Ohio
Michigan
Ohio
Virginia
Burlington
Washington
L&n
C&o
First Snow of 75 Falls Over County
Inland county residents woke to a belated White Christmas with the season’s first snowfall. Forecasters warned of showers tonight and tomorrow but noted continued low temperatures and high pressure that could bring new cover to peaks and low-lying areas. Ukiah fire department weather watchers reported a low of 25 degrees.
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Ukiah
Record day for market as trading sets new highs
Traders flooded the New York Stock Exchange with a record first hour of 9.8 million shares, following Monday’s 32.1 million share day. IBM trading was delayed by heavy orders as the Dow Jones rose and forecasts suggested further gains amid rate-cut expectations.
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New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
IBM
Telex
U.S. Court of Appeals
Denver
International Business Machines
Telex Corp
Exchange
Securties and Exchange Commission
Welfare director forecasts a 730000 deficit for social services
Alameda County social service director Dennis Denny told supervisors the current year may end with a $730,524 shortfall, 132,192 of which falls on the county. He cited AFDC increases and pending aid applications as key drivers and urged temporary staff to handle rising caseloads while planning transfers from the contingency fund.
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Mark Raymond
Social Service
Dennis Denny
Denny
AFDC
Alameda County
al Beltrami
Faciitioa
Congress split on economic energy plan as Ford rejects direct clash
Congress and President Ford move to craft a self written program avoiding a public confrontation. Ullman says Democrats will push parts of Ford's ideas, delay oil import fee raise, and seek tax relief while letting a debt ceiling bill pass to the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Congress
al Ullman
House
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Ullman
Pentagon urges Israeli withdrawal from Sinai passes
Ma ariv reports Pentagon officials urged Israel to pull forces from the Mitla and Gidi passes in Sinai as part of a second stage deal with Egypt. The proposed defense line centers on Yalek peak. Rabin says Israel ready to return most but not all Arab territories amid broader peace talks.
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United Press International
Pentagon
Mitla
Gidi
Sinai
Egypt
Ma’ariv
Washington Defense Department
Yalek
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Javan
Yitzhak Rabin
Wereap Rabin
Gulf of
Agaba
Elat
Ukiah High to award diplomas to forty mid-term graduates
Forty Ukiah high school mid-term graduates will receive diplomas at a 7 30 p m ceremony in Bromley hall at the Ukiah Presbyterian Church. Peter Corippo provides music. Dee Lynn Carpenter leads the flag salute. Rev. Robert Lewis gives the invocation. Principal Bill Tully presents diplomas, Lewis Martinelli of the Ukiah Unified district board of education confers them. A reception follows with hostesses and a long list of graduates.
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Ukiah High School
Bromley Hall
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
Peter Corippo
Dee Lynn Carpenter
Robert Lewis
First Christian Church
Bill Tully
Lewis Martinelli
Ukiah Unified District Board of Education
Ae Ee
Martha Sweeley
Veh
John Cole
Deble Philips
Tracy Lynn Ambrosini
Kathleen Anne Bray
Melinda Beth Bochman
Terry Deeldenback
John Phillip Brosh Jr
Ben Chapman
Sherry Ann Chappell
Yvette Cobb
Ron John
Dalerio
Arthur Chery
Ann - Hanks
Jane M. Hargreaves
Wendy ‘Harms
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Raymond
James Abourezk
D.S.D
Leviuld
Justice Department
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Mittee
Onty Se Association’ of
California
Rm Sweeley
Debbie Phillips
Myers
Lucinda Joyce Jenkins
Mary Ann Loucks
Lynn Marie Lund
Judith Jean Luther
Thomas Joseph McKeon
Gary Wayne Moore
Karla Lynn Olson
Kimberley Anne Phillips
Laurie Phillips
Diane L. Quail
Laurie Ellen Rauch
Callie Jo Reed
Aileen M. Slaughter
Cynthia Spier
Richard Allen Steed
Loretta L. Sweet
Karen Sue Tierce
Kristin Marie Ullrich
Leslie
Monique Wagner
Raynette Marie Whetstone
Victor Whitted
Susan Williams
Kimberly. Hill Williamson
William R
Wright Jr
Montgomery
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