Nixon stands firm on edited Watergate transcripts plan
President Nixon appears to stick to releasing over 1200 pages of edited transcripts and resists broader material. White House aides block tape recordings subpoena while courts rule to rely on transcripts. Senate and Judiciary Committee impeachment hearings set with some sessions closed and later televised. Charles Colson seeks publicity to argue fair trial concerns. An 18 minute tape gap panel prepares a report for Judge Sirica.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Gerald L. Warren
House
Warren
House Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
John J. Sirica
Alexander M. Haig
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Dean Burch
James D
Sirica
Roth Attacks Reagan Appointments At Ukiah Luncheon
William Matson Roth pressed his gubernatorial bid at a Ukiah luncheon, attacking Nixon aides and Gov. Reagan, criticizing state higher education and land use policy, endorsing Prop 9, and urging public campaign financing. He also attacked the tax system while detailing his own campaign funding.
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Mark Raymond
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Reagan
William Matson Roth
II Ukiah
Roth
Democratic Party
Matson Navigation Co
Oak Manor Hosts All Day Country Fair Tomorrow
Oak Manor school will open its doors for the first Country Fair featuring horseshoeing, pie eating, square dancing, a country kitchen play and more. Exhibits include George Ward slides on Mendocino County history, with pony rides, petting zoo, sports, prize drawings and live music from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Attendees can meet local officials and candidates at the refreshment booths from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Oak Manor School
Germany
Oak Manor
Robin Peak
Petting Zoo
Marge van Dusen
Donna Cook
Country Kitchen
Lombardi
George Ward
Ward
Mendocino County
Dottie Peak
Art McMahan
Marsha McKenny
Barry Keene
Assembly
Don Peterson
Arcata
Reno Bartolomie
Tom Johdahl
Bobby Beacon
Ernie
Banker
Tom Behr
Marin County
Senate
Randy Collier
Don Clausen
Donna Martin
Mendocino County MCEA reach two year wage pact
Mendocino County approves a two year contract with the Mendocino County Employes Association entailing a seven percent cost of living raise for 1974-75 and a future adjustment based on the cost of living index. The agreement covers about two thirds of the county workforce and includes changes in sick leave, overtime, vacation, and dental coverage for dependents.
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Mendocino County Employes Association
MCEA
Gordon MckKillican
Stephens
Journal
Sonoma
Lake
Humboldt
Napa
Yolo
Shasta
Yuba
Sutter
Placer
el Dorado
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Ukiah planning commission gains new chair and busy agenda
Al Norris of Pacific Gas and Electric Company elected chairman of the Ukiah planning commission replacing Roy Albright. Robert Cannon named vice chairman. The panel approved drive-in bank site plans at North State Street and Low Gap Road with phased construction and landscaping requirements, plus a second project for a grocery market at Perkins Street and Oak Manor Drive. A candidates night for county offices was set for May 21, with invited rivals speaking before a Q and A session moderated by Ukiah police chief Donn Saulsbury.
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al Norris
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Ukiah Planning Commission
Norris
Roy Albright
Robert Cannon
Council
City Hall
The
Savings Bank of
Mendocino County
North State St
Low Gap Rd
Manor Inn
Commission
E. Perkins Street
Oak Manor Drive
Reed’ L. Smith
League of Women Voters
Nokomish School
Webb Brown
James Lashbrook
Fort Bragg
Federal Aviation Administration
Viola Richardson
Deborah White
Big River News
Mendocino
Sam Ray Jr
Tom Thurman
Ukiah
Reno Bartolomie
Tom Jondahl
Paracel
E. Perking Street
Gary Akerstrom
East Perkins Street
FBI raids SLA hideout tied to Patricia Hearst case
In San Francisco, FBI and police raid an apartment used by the Symbionese Liberation Army as a hideout for Patricia Hearst. Slogans signed by Tania were found along with clothing and other items showing SLA occupancy within days. The raid occurred just before a ransom deadline tied to Hearst’s safe return.
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UPI
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Tania
Miss Hearst
SLA
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Robert Loya
Lory Pontone
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Merle Orchard
Roger Kent
H.R. Haldeman
Kent
Edmund G. Brown
Haldeman
Wi Filson
N. State St
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Pomolita Junior High
Leisha
Jack Simpson
Co.mcea
Oscar Klee
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Justice
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City Planners
LWV
Live Oak Dr
Jerry Page
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