22 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1969
Page
1
H. Ross Perot flys to Vietnam era POWs on chartered jet seeking to ship 130000 pounds of presents to 1400 U S captives. He cites improving U S Vietnamese relations as motive for private relief effort aboard Peace.
The United States and the Soviet Union reached a compromise to begin full scale strategic arms talks in Vienna on April 16 with Helsinki as a later follow up. The move ends a site deadlock as both nations seek to curb the nuclear missile race.
Dr. Frederick W. Luttman IV, 29, math associate professor at Alaska Methodist University, was denied admittance to a Ft. Richardson theater for wearing a beard. Col. Brouse cited post facility dress and conduct standards, while Luttman condemned the policy as unhelpful to national unity.
San Francisco Mayor hopeful Joseph L. Alioto says he will answer claims that before his 1967 election he shared fees with two Washington officials in an antitrust suit for plaintiffs. Washington AG Slade Gorton seeks to recover about $705,160, noting possible ethics violations and the possibility of criminal penalties.
Globs of oil from an undersea seepage washed onto about 10 miles of coast in the Santa Barbara Channel. About a half dozen seabirds were killed and more than 200 other birds were fouled as volunteers reopened a bird cleaning station. Geologists say pumps were shut for repairs on offshore platforms, causing pressure buildup and faster seepage.
General Motors Pontiac Division notified 397 owners of 1970 Tempest models with 350 cubic inch V-8 engines and two speed automatics to return cars to dealers for repair. Transmission throttle lever linkage will be checked for an improper clip to prevent potential malfunctions.
Bernadette Devlin, 22, firebrand Catholic civil rights leader and youngest MP, was sentenced in Londonderry to six months in jail after convictions on three counts of incitement to riotous behavior and one count of riotous conduct during clashes in the Bogside last August.
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