Nixon undergoes surgery to block clot spread
Former President Richard M. Nixon underwent successful surgery in Long Beach California to stop bloo d clots threatening his life. Doctors called the procedure uneventful and said Nixon 61 was in stable condition about an hour after the operation.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Pat
Rosemary Woods
Lungren
Eldon B. Hickman
Hickman
Ford flags new anti inflation and energy controls
President Ford said he is open to suggestions for tougher inflation and energy measures, including a possible oil import ceiling, if the economy worsens. He touted a 31 point program, announced earlier, and outlined a budget cut plan of 5.4 to 7.5 billion dollars for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
John C. Sawhill
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixy Lee Ray
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Japan
Congress
Cii
Clausen touts benefits from North Coast reorganization
Santa Rosa California congressman Don H Clausen says the new congressional reorganization will broaden the public works and transportation committees. He cites expanded jurisdiction over water resources flood protection pollution harbor facilities and transportation planning plus projects for Humboldt and Bodega Bays Crescent City Napa River Clear Lake and Redwood Empire highways and airports.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Don H. Clausen
North Coast
Clausen
House Public -Works Committee
Public’ Works and Transportation Committee
Humboldt
Bodega Bays
Crescent City
Noya
Napa River
Eel River Basin
Clear Lake
Redwood Empire
Carrier Seeks Early Payments for Ukiah Daily Journal
A local newspaper carrier in Ukiah asks customers to prepay three months of dues when first contacted. He emphasizes timely collections on motor routes to support continued delivery of the Ukiah Daily Journal.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Brown Flournoy clash over campaign money in California governor debate
In the fifth gubernatorial debate Brown and Flournoy spar over fundraising with claims of 50000 contributions and oil industry ties. Brown cites loans and Grader connections while Flournoy cites Packard and denies illicit fundraising. Both favor environmental safeguards and differ on Prop. 17 and the New Melones Dam stance.
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San Francisco
UPI
Houston S. Flournoy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Flournoy
William Grader
Fort Bragg
Geraldine Grader
North Coast Regional Coastline Commission
Coastline Commissions
Grader
California
Crocker National Bank
David Packard
GOP
Standard Oil
KPIX
Melones
Stanislaus River
Economic index posts worst 23 year plunge in September
The Commerce Department reports the leading index fell 2.5 percent from August to September, its steepest monthly drop in 23 years. Unemployment rose, durable goods orders declined, stock prices fell, and building permits dropped as inflation distortions lessen.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Planning commission to hear four items Thursday at courthouse
A special meeting of the county planning commission will discuss a use permit for Fred Barnett’s expansion of an industrial supply house on N State Street north of Ukiah, a general plan amendment for Henderson to change FC to service center on the River Bend parcel near Hopland, a resolution to limit single family dwellings on one parcel, and a fee schedule change for planning department applications.
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Hopland
County Planning Commission
Fred Barnett
Ukiah
N. State Street
Lake Mendocino Drive
Richard Henderson
Henderson
Forestry Conservation
Bend Parcel
Highway 101
Planning Department
Hunt denies blackmail under cross examination in Watergate case
E Howard Hunt Jr. testifies he did not extort the White House while detailing his role in the Watergate cover up. Attorney William Hundley questions whether associate Richard Ben Veniste urged perjury at Mitchell trial. Hunt says payments totalling over 100000 dollars were for bill collection not blackmail.
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Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
William ©. Hundley
John N. Mitchell
Hunt
Watergate
Richard Ben- Veniste
Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Ellsberg
Hundley
United States and India Agree on Economic Stability and Nuclear Safety
A U S India communique states cooperation to prevent further deterioration of the world economy and to stop nuclear energy from being diverted to weapons. It notes Indira Gandhi will visit the United States and Ford will visit India in 1975 as Kissinger heads to Bangladesh.
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New Delhi
UPI
United States
India
Henry A. Kissinger
Bangladesh
Indira Gandhi
Ford
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Union 76
Talmage
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