Nixon land sale under investigation
Washington investigators probe whether Tricia Nixon Cox profited from Florida land bought by her father and not reported on her tax return. Newsweek cites un disclosed trusts tied to Haldeman and Ehrlichman. White House calls the report false and harmful.
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Washington
UPI
Tricia Nixon Cox
Florida
Newsweek Magazine
White House
Newsweek
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Cox
Tricia
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Arthur Blech
Californiia
Watergate Committee
Break-In at Welcome Inn Net $4000 in Cash
Fort Bragg police issued an all points bulletin for a male suspect who robbed the Welcome Inn cocktail lounge early Saturday, taking $4,000 from the register and safe. The 51 year old bartender Vernon Johansen was tied in a restroom after the suspect, a white male about 5 6, dressed in green fatigue jacket and blue ski mask, produced a small automatic and ordered the cash. A customer found the bound bartender at 7 15 and alerted police. Police gave no details on escape method or gate status.
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Ft: Bragg
Welcome Inn
Fort Bragg
Vernon Johansen
Johansen
Carrier collecting in Ukiah Daily Journal offer
The notice states the paper’s carrier asks for payment in advance for three months of service, urging readers to help by making collections when the carrier first calls.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Car plunges over ravine injuring three in Ukiah
Three Ukiah residents were injured when a car plunged about 150 feet into a ravine off Low Gap Road at 5:20 a.m. Sunday. Driver David Kitchen, 16, and passenger William Johnson, 27, suffered major injuries. Jose Rangel, 16, had minor injuries. Donald Davis, 27, witnessed the crash and alerted the procession. Emergency crews spent hours rescuing the victims. The cause cited was possible power steering failure in Kitchen’s 1962 vehicle, as the car rolled down the ravine. Names of some helpers were not released.
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Low Gap
Highway Patrol
David Kitchen
Ukiah
Kitchen
Johnson
Ranger
Donald Davis
N. Bush Street
Davis
CHP
Nixon fuel to Congress
Washington based report states the administration will seek emergency fuel conservation legislation from Congress. The plan includes a nationwide 50 mph speed limit to cut fuel use, release naval reserves such as Elk Hills, boost production from state wells, and allow coal or high sulphur oil to run boilers while preempting state clean air rules.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Wall Street Journal
The
Journal
Nixon
Naval Petroleum
Elk Hills
California
Texas
Supervisors to Hear Arguments On Proposition 1 Tax Measure
County supervisors will hear both sides of Proposition 1 tomorrow morning and decide whether to back or oppose the tax limitation initiative. Mike Woodson from the governor’s office appears at 11 a.m. and Dick Simpson of CSAC speaks at 11:30 a.m. The agenda also includes a 2:30 p.m. complaint by Linda and Lucy Green on animal control and a 3:30 p.m. appearance by Tessie Branscomb regarding the Mendocino Coast recreation district.
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Governor's Office
Mike Woodson
Dick Simpson
County Supervisors Association of California
CSAC
Linda
Lucy Green
Tessie Branscomb
Mendocino Coast Recreation District
Fire calls report for vacant house and accident scene
Saturday 4 30 PM fire at vacant house 702 Maple Street in mattress and wall minor damage. Sunday 5 43 AM assist at Low Gap Road accident scene. 11 25 AM fire in Yokayo Shopping Center parking lot. gut on arrival.
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Maple St
Mattress
Low Gap
Yokayo Shopping Center
Battle over new Watergate prosecutor heats up in Senate
White House says a new independent Watergate prosecutor will be named soon with freedom from political pressure. Senators Percy Gurney and Connally call for total independence, while Cox recommends a court appointment or a statute to guarantee autonomy and protection from firing without Congress consent.
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White House
Edward Gurney
Florida
Watergate Committee
Gurney
Senate Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
Capitol
Cox
Congress
Committee
Robert H. Bork
Nixon
Treasury
John O’b. Connally
Austin
Tex
Bork
U S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Senate
House
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
Israelis Destroy Supply Helicopters Near Egyptian 3rd Army
Israeli forces said to have shot down three Egyptian supply helicopters and blocked a break in as food and water crossed the Suez Canal under United Nations supervision. Maj. Gen. Avraham Adan watched two truckloads of nonmilitary aid reach the trapped 3rd Army, while discussions continued over the encirclement and cease-fire terms with U.S. and Soviet involvement.
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Israel
United Nations
Avraham Adan
Military ‘Command
Jfien
Suez Canal
UPI
Peggy Polk
Egypt
3Rd Army
Gulf of Suez
Atia Am
Cairo
Nachman Karni
U.N
Golda Meir
Mohamed El-Zayyat
Rome
New York
Mideast
Tel Aviv
Ma'ariv
United States
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Ismail Fahmi
Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Reagan Moretti debate tax initiative on TV tonight
Hollywood UPH reports Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti will debate the tax limit initiative on the public television program The Advocates. Former Gov. Edmund Brown joins as opposition, while Milton Friedman Testifies for the initiative. The hour long taping airs before California's November 6 election.
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Hollywood
UPH
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Moretti
Brown
Advocates
California
John L. Harmer
Glendale
Howard Miller
University
Chicago
Milton.Friedman
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