Ford mulls broad Watergate pardons under study
President Ford said to be weighing pardons for all Watergate participants as the White House confirmed the entire matter is under study including those facing trial in the cover up case. Spokesman John Hushen noted the Nixon pardon had sparked protests and the decision could affect other indictments.
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Watergate grand jury may reveal evidence against Nixon
Washington based grand jury foreman Vladimir Pregelj says jurors may release damaging Watergate evidence after Nixon’s pardon. The panel, which named Nixon a co conspirator last March, has not met since then and faces unclear rules about acting without the prosecutor’s approval.
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Amnesty sets end September for war resister policy
A spokesman said Ford will issue a conditional amnesty proposal for draft evaders and deserters no later than the end of September. Ford has held staff meetings on the plan after delaying the announcement initially. Hushen indicated the final policy may be more liberal but cautioned against speculation. Protests greeted Nixon pardon news, with public opinion split 50-50.
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Public Hearing on Formaldehyde Plant and Air Quality
A public notice invites residents to a hearing on the GP formaldehyde plant and air quality standards. The event is Tuesday September 10 1974 at 7 30 PM in the Veteran's Building Seminary Street Ukiah. Sponsored by the Formaldehyde Information Bureau.
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Seminary Street
Ukiah
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Mendocino College expects 1900 enrollment for fall 1974
Enrollment at Mendocino College is projected to reach about 1900 for the fall term with 1300 already registered. Classes at Ukiah begin today with day and evening offerings and additional enrollments in Boonville Willits and other towns. Dean Dr Tom MacMillan expects 900 on campus and over 400 off campus. Plans include a Friday night open dance to start a year of activities.
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Lakeport
Kelseyville
Jetliner Tragedy: 88 Dead In Trans World Flight 841
Investigators study wreckage from a Boeing 707 after a TWA Flight 841 from Tel Aviv to New York with Athens Rome stops crashed in the Ionian Sea. Officials say bodies and wreckage will test a claim by a Palestinian group that a bomber aboard caused the explosion. No survivor expectation stated. Recovery operations led by U.S. Sixth Fleet carrier Independence recovered 19 bodies and sent nine to Athens for autopsies.
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Mendocino Community College Board Adjourns to Personnel Session
Supt. Pete DeVries announced that the Mendocino Community College District trustees will meet in a personnel session at 4 p.m. in Room 503 at the fairgrounds interim campus before the 4:30 p.m. regular meeting. The session precedes the open board meeting on the second day of the new academic year to discuss personnel matters, with a strong possibility Ron Danko may depart for another college.
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Portugal ends Guinea Bissau rule to cheers and fears
In Belem Lisbon, President Spinola signed a declaration granting Guinea Bissau independence ending 13 years of fighting. Violence looms in Mozambique as white settlers resist Lisbon pact. troops reoccupy Lourenco Marques airport while rebels threaten unilateral independence and a transitional guerrilla government is planned.
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Mendocino Chamber Barbecue Cancelled Amid Illness
Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce cancels this weekend Boonville barbecue. President Ray Rockefeller cites illness of chamber manager Ken Jamieson who collapsed at the California State Fair. Jamieson was treated at Mercy Hospital Sacramento and remains hospitalized for tests. Cards may be sent to Mercy Hospital Room 250B 4001 J Street Sacramento.
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