Daylight Saving Time Ends Amid Taxing Time Confusion
Congress and President Ford narrow the daylight saving act to end the practice on Sunday with clocks set back one hour. Some states exempt eastern zones, while Arizona Hawaii and territories stay on standard time. Veterans Day changes trigger office closures and local districts adjust calendars in California and Ukiah.
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Gary
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Desegregation Protester Arrests at Boston Federal Building
Two uniformed American Nazi Party members were arrested in Boston after one tried to force entry to a federal building to deliver a letter to U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity. Matt Koehl, national commander, was stopped and escorted to the U.S. Attorney's office.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Matt Koehl
Ukiah Unified Schedules Monday In-Service for Teachers
No school in the Ukiah Unified district on Monday due to teachers in-service. Teachers and interested parents may attend training sessions on reading math science special education speech human values and multicultural programs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at various local venues with multiple hosts and district leaders.
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Ukiah
Redwood Valley Library
Laura Ford
Yokayo Library
Ralph Paulin
Phyllis Curtis
Judy Williams
Pomolita
Judith Buxton
Duane Thompson
Barbara Dieter
Frank Zeek
Robert Hayden
Oak Manor
George Sutton
Nokomis
John Cressey
DeWitt Clinic
Reading
Charles Biles
Humboldt State
Lawrence Hall of
Ll.c
Dewell Byrd
Humboldt County Office of Education
Eureka
Wilbur Austustine
Jack Norton
Donald Bowles
HSC
Jeff Muller
Alameda
Matt Howard
September 1974 U.S. trade deficit seen worsening
Commerce Department data for September expected to show a growing trade deficit, risking higher inflation and fuel rationing this winter. Through eight months 1974 the U.S. bought 2.1 billion more in goods and services than it sold, with August posting a 1.1 billion shortfall.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U.S
United States
Nixon faces possible surgery as phlebitis worsens
Long Beach reports Nixon, 61, under hospital care for extensive phlebitis in the left leg after poor drug response. Doctors weigh anticoagulant limits and potential operations to tie off, clamp, or remove clots as experts say surgery could be likely rather than merely possible.
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Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John Lungren
Lungren
San Clemente
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Center
Secret Service
John Messenger
Ex mobster says he found Patty Hearst near Canada border
Ex mobster Mickey Cohen claims he located kidnapped Patty Hearst near the Canadian border and urged her to avoid capture. He says FBI confirmed possible hiding city but declined to name it. FBI declined comment. He supports his claim by contacts with SLA associates and Hearst family, while denying knowledge of exact location.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mickey Cohen
Patricia Hearst
Cohen
KPIX
Marilyn Baker
Underworld
FBI
Canada
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
SLA
Bill Harris
Emily
HUD rate hikes for housing criticized by senator Proxmire
Sen. William Proxmire accuses HUD of inflating the Congress set 8 percent rate for new government insured mortgages to a 9 percent effective rate by adding fees for bad debt reserves origination and commitment. HUD defends the charges as parallel to other programs noting an actual 9.15 percent rate.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
HUD
Proxmire
Ford
National Mortgage Association
Ford Administration
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San Francisco Examiner
Catherine
Hearsts
University of California
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
Julie Casebier
Bill
Dorothy Casebier
Sharon Chase
Calpella School
Fae
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