Dock union bids late settlement in port contract tug of war
Negotiators for Open's Union ISWU sought a final settlement with the Pacific Maritime Association after a 100 day strike last summer. Both sides dispute jurisdiction over loading and unloading at waterfront cargo terminals, while talks aimed at a joint mediation and potential wage adjustments continue amid merger rumors that were denied.
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Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Nixon Lands Dallas in Dallas Visit
UPI reports President Nixon lands in Dallas for a Dallas event as part of a Texas swing. Details on schedule and attendees were not immediately available.
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Nixon
Dallas
Picket Money Tactics Stir Racial Struggle Narrative
The article describes tensions between Panthers and Bayetts in California, noting refusals of weekly contributions from track businessmen and discussions of donations and tactics. It mentions church involvement, food offers, and debates over contribution levels amid ongoing political struggle.
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Panthers
Bayetts
California
Militant
Panthera
Moses Goethagenne
Episcopal
Delhuns
Ohione hosts program for 500 children from Hayward TriCity
An educational drawing learn by doing event at the college drew nearly 500 children from Hayward and TriCity schools. The program named Share and STAY offered tutorials and hands on activities in a campus setting.
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Ohione
Hayward
TriCity
Celeste Young
Fremont
Ohione Colege
Recognition of Bangladesh by Western Nations Looms
Diplomatic sources say a group of British Commonwealth and Western European nations may announce recognition of Bangladesh within weeks. Nepal became the eighth to recognize the People's Republic, joining India Bhutan East Germany Bulgaria Poland Mongolia and Burma.
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United Preece Inc
New Delhi
Nepal
Pakistan
Press Trust of India
PTT
India
Bhutan
East Germany
Bulgaria
Poland
Mongolia
Burma
Australia
Malaysia
Germany
Netherlands
Food stamp protection ordered changes to benefits rules
Washington U P D As sets new food stamp rules to standardize earnings eligibility and revise stamp costs across states. The reform aims to align limits and ceilings, potentially raising payments for some participants while simplifying the program’s administration. More than 20 states will implement the switch after December.
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Washington -Updasriculture
Muskie gains, Muskie cites war judgment at convention
Amnesty avoids attack as Muskie claims high delegate support from a 580 state and district leaders poll showing him leading on first ballot. He rebukes critics on the war, says he erred in 1968, while other candidates campaign in New Hampshire and New Orleans.
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Hebert
Humphrey
Dmimn
Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
Wibur Mills
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New York
John Lindsay
Eugene McCarthy
Lindsay
Arizona
New Orleans
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Rep Can
New Hampshire
McCarthy
CBS
Face the Nation
Robert Novak
Jackson
Muskle
Poole Rot a ral Weta Fair Weather Forecast
Weather predicted today with coat for patchy fog in the morning mainly in the North Bay. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Warmer tonight with highs in the 50s and lows from mid 30s to mid 60s. Light winds. Yesterday’s high 71, low 54.
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Nicklaus Wins Bing Crosby Pro Am After Playoff
Jack Nicklaus wins the $140,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am in a sudden death playoff with Johnny Miller. Nicklaus sinks an 18 foot birdie putt on the first hole to claim the title as 1970s golf action returns in the new year.
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Jack Nicklaus
Rolla
Johnny Miller
Bing Crosby
State Legislature Grapples With Reagan Budget Debate
The legislature battles over Governor Reagan’s 36 billion state budget as lawmakers face uncertainty about state revenues for the 1971-72 fiscal year amid a dispute over funding levels. Page 2.
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Ronald
Defense opens in Alioto civil suit trial in San Francisco
The defense opens today in a 2.3 million civil lawsuit against Mayor Joseph Alioto and two former Washington State officials. Judge Gaines denies motions to dismiss, saying the plaintiffs present issues for trial. Also noted are promising heroin addiction treatment results not using methadone and the Secret Service's expanded duties after Kennedy's assassination.
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Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Washington State
Donald L. Gaines
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Lester Maddox
Sen
George
McGovern
Scheuer calls Russia expulsion a mindless theater exercise
James H. Scheuer says his expulsion from Russia may reflect Soviet paranoia about thawing U.S. China relations. In Valletta crowds cheer Prime Minister Mintoff as he wins more money for allowing British troops to stay, with protesters marching to the tune of John Brown's Body praising the Maltese leader.
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Dacca
Stuart-Fox
Mujibur Rehman
Horaland
Pakistan
Sen
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Lal
James H. Scheuer
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U.S
China
Valetta
Dom Mintoff
Malta
John Brown
Mintoff
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