Nixon aides cooperate with White House on talks logs
The Senate Watergate Committee said it has full cooperation from the White House regarding logs of President Nixon's conversations with former counsel John W. Dean. The panel does not plan an immediate subpoena, though it may seek access if needed. Dean says there were at least 30 conversations about Watergate cover up.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean
Samuel Dash
Dash
Cash
Leonard Garment
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Garment
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Baker
Dean
Meade Named to Key Committee in California Death Penalty Debate
Sacramento Assemblyman Ken Meade a death penalty opponent was chosen by Speaker Bob Moretti to join the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee as hearings begin on bills to revive capital punishment. The panel includes three anti and three pro death penalty Democrats and Republicans, with Julian Dixon seen as a swing vote. Meade aims to push for televised executions and said no circumstances would lead him to vote to restore the death penalty.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ken Meade
Bob Moretti
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
California
Meade
D-Oakland
Moretti
New
Julian Dixon
Assembly
Nixon says wiretap use at four-year low since WWII
Senate leader Hugh Scott released White House figures showing 1969 to 1972 wiretaps totaled 123, 102, 101, and 108 respectively. He argued Nixon faced double standards while noting the data cover only legal taps and exclude the White House plumbers.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ramsey Clark
Senate
Hugh Scott
White House
Scott
United States
Clark
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stock Market Mixed At Noon With Modest Dow Rise
New York noon trading shows the Dow Jones up 0.06 to 900.80 as 1,517 issues trade. Monogram Industries led activity, slipping 4% on 208,800 shares. Massey Ferguson and Phillips Van Heusen also moved while gold miners retreated on profit-taking. A bank robbery in Treviglio, Italy, ends with a taunting farewell to a teller.
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Am. Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny's
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Hughes Tool
Louisiana Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite Corp
Occidental Pete
Pacific Gas & Elec
Sambos
Safeway
Sears
Stad. Oil of Calif
TransAmerica
Winnebago
Advance Memory
Bank of America
Diagnostic Data,Inc
Franzia Bros. Winery
Seiscom Delta
Shaklee Corp
New York
UPI
Monogram Industries
Massey-Ferguson
Phillips van Heusen
Cooper Laboratories
Campbell Red Lake
Dome Mines
ASA Ltd
Xerox
Avon Products
Corning Glass
Eastman Kodak
Dow
Old courthouse fund bid blocked by Lake board
Lake County supervisors blocked a motion to use county funds for preserving the old courthouse and turning it into a museum. Olga Hudson urged a yea or nay vote and a $30,000 county match, while others warned against using tax money and debated funding sources.
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Lakeport
Lake County Board of Supervisors
Olga Hudson
Donald Ellis
Wall Street Split Over Pace of 1973 Economy
Wall Street traders face uncertainty as economists differ on real GNP growth for 1973. Some forecast a drop from the first quarter and a modest 1974 recession, while shares stay defensive and market liquidity remains weak. Signals point to a need for renewed demand or favorable news to spark buying.
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New York
UPI
Walston & Co
Reynolds Securities Inc
E. F. Hutton
Friends of the Retarded sponsor summer campership benefit
In Ukiah Daily Journal letters, residents thank Rev Travis Hyatt for use of his church for a benefit concert aiding camperships for special friends. Acknowledgments go to Shannon Moynahan, Brian Breackin, Zoe Miller and others, and praise the turnout and music. Also praised is a Pomo Council float showing unity across races using recycled materials.
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Skinly
Calif
Ukiah
Daily Journal
Friends of the
Retarded
Travis Hyatt
Shannon Moynahan
Brian Breackin
Zoe Miller
Charles Ford
Pat Ford
Mark Ford
David Haskell
Mark Williams
Rocky Seydel
Burglar Hits Fort Bragg Fast Gas During Memorial Weekend
A Fort Bragg service station was burglarized over Memorial Day weekend, with $244 in cash and cigarettes taken after a thief used a storage room key. The incident was reported to the sheriff's office last Wednesday and logged at the main office yesterday.
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Fort Bragg
Bay residents arrested for disturbing the peace in Laytonville
Two Bay Area residents Frances Buriaga aged 30 from San Francisco and Jennifer Taylor aged 24 from Oakland were arrested by a sheriff's deputy in Laytonville. They allegedly pounded on the counter at the 101 Cafe, demanded service, and used obscene language leading to charges of disturbing the peace.
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Bay Area
Laytonville
Frances Buriaga
San Francisco
Jennifer Taylor
Oakland
101 Cafe
Court Proceedings in Department No 1 May 1973
Juvenile hearings and criminal matters reviewed with multiple trials set, dismissals, and adjournments. Nickolas Zack found guilty with fine. Bonnie Zack remanded. Numerous estates and guardianships updated. name change granted. Department No 2 handles additional cases including probation, suppression denied, and guilty verdicts with terms.
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People
Nickolas A. Zack
Bonnie R. Zack
Nickolas Zack
Bonnie Zack
Justice Court of
Round Valley Judicial District
L.W. Lucier
Geraldine Biggerstaff
Robert C. Petersen
Sylvia M. Petersen
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George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Dixon
Ukiah Daily Journal
Official City Newspaper
Man
Dean Devries
Geo. Hunter
B.A. Cober
Pub
Emer
Sun
Mendocino
Todays Market Report
FIRST
California Company
302
South School & Ukiah
DOW Jones
Industrials Volume
Treviglio
Italy
Derci
Old Courthouse Fund
Lake Board
Carl Denner
Florence Moore
Junior Wilds
Hudson
Wall Street Charter
Mary Lou Heller
Redwood Valley
Pomo Council
Globe
Authentc
Mendo- Lake
Wave Curia Beauty College
State St
Bay
Tematees
Farmers Produce
Ue S. State
Iva May Warner
MacDonald Rawles
Rose Lawrence
Robert B. Smalley
Frank Czuprinski
Everett S. ‘Willagh
Ul Ee
Marjorie Beckman
Norman Beckman
Bessie Orndoff
Robert Orndoff
Linda Butow
John B. Lambs
Carol A. Ceriani
T. F. Cleland
Annie Koivisto
Angelo J. Penitenti
William H. Johnson
Anna M. Johnson
Will
T.F. Cleland
Walter W. Woodard
Alice L. Woodard
Angela Wiser
Dorothea Howland
Willie Newton Trulove
Bill Newton Jackson
Margaret Soldani
Victor Soldani
T. F
Cleland
Ethel ‘Beck
John B. Wathen
Karel Nicholas Hengeveld
Elk Cove Lumber Co
Frances M. Thrasher
Elbridge Weldon Thrasher
Tamara Ouspensky
Tamara Dawn Ouspensky
Howell Montgomery Thatcher
Vnden
Sally Ann Moore
Kenneth Wayne Goleman
Thomas O'Neill Atteberry
Dept. of Corrections
Gerald Wade Nicolas
NASA
U.S. Coast Guard
Bede
Ukiah Motor Sales
Singer
Bowntoim Ukiah
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