Lockheed Shipbuilding Faces Criticism After Fatal Sylmar Blast
San Francisco AP report says Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co failed to meet safety requirements issued the day before the water tunnel explosion that killed 17 workers at Sylmar. Industrial Safety official Jack F. Hatton stated noncompliance would have prevented the tragedy, though he did not detail the requirements.
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San Francisco
Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co
Sylmar
Psa Division of
Jack F. Hatton
Lockheed
Area Man Bound Over In Falsified Report Case
District Justice Justin Butters bound over Thomas Jackson on a falsified statement charge after police showed the car he reported stolen was wrecked by him. Jackson, 21, released on bail, faced multiple hearings alongside Goodwill and Dolan in separate cases. Dolan was found guilty of a motor vehicle charge and driving without lights. Goodwill awaits counsel as the larceny case moves to next Monday. The blast incident tied to Lockheed safety concerns drew a $10,000 OSHA fine, with Lockheed contesting the finding and awaiting a formal hearing.
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Justin Butters
Thomas Jackson
Erie County Court
Jackson
Fairview Street
Barney
Jackson Hill Road
Butters
Dennis Goodwill
Youngsville
Goodwill
Opal Davis
Northwest Street
Erie County
James Dolan
East
Irving Street
Dolan
Lockheed
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Nab Jamestown Man With Drugs
Titusville police and State Police at Corry arrested Robert J. Hicks of Jamestown New York for possession of dangerous drugs and narcotics. Hicks 24 had 119 assorted pills and capsules. he was arraigned before District Justice Ron Cole and committed to Crawford County Jail with no bond. The case goes to the grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Titusville
Shail
Corry
Robert J. Hicks
Jamestown
N.Y
Hicks
Greensburg
Ron Cole
Crawford County
Meadville
Clarence Bromley
John Evanko
Aud X Serves Summer School in Local Education Program
Aud X Serves Summer School and X, a machine providing instruction, correction and reinforcement in the Listen Look and Learn program, plays a key role in area summer schools. It supports early reading and basic communication skills across Fern districts as part of elementary instruction efforts.
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Aud X
Fern
Civil Strife Harsh On All Including Children
In Agartala India East Pakistan civil strife claims victims without discrimination. A newborn baby and his mother die from head wounds in a crowded hospital while doctors treat a five year old blinded by the fighting. Refugees crowd a border city hospital as thousands of orphans and widows rise. Affected families recount losses including a husband killed near their East Pakistan farm.
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Agartala
India
East Pakistan
Tripura
Comilla
C. Acharjee
Fulchand Bibi
East
Pakistan
Pulchand
Mukti Four-Liberation Forces
Court ruling could overturn many court martial convictions
In New York a federal judge's decision retroactively invalidates a 1944 auto theft conviction for a Navy seaman, potentially affecting as many as 450,000 Army court-martial cases since 1941. The ruling, based on a 1969 Supreme Court decision, may lead to modified discharges and raise appeals and benefits questions for veterans.
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New York
Supreme Court
Asst
U.S. Atty
U.S. District Court
Jack B. Weinstein
Weinstein
Navy
John W. Flemings
Flemings
U.S
Robert Morse
Morse
Apollo 15 Astronauts Face Final Health Exams Before Moon Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Apollo 15 crew David R Scott James B Irwin and Alfred Worden undergo final major physicals as police and civic officials ready to manage crowds surpassing one million for Monday’s moon launch. Exams on June 25 and July 12 showed all three in excellent health. Since July 6 they have been in medical isolation which restricts them.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Abred M. Worden
Space Agency
Kennedy Space Center
Scott
Irwin
Worden
Florida Highway Patrol
Florida Highway Safety
Ralph Davis
Brevard County
Abbie Hoffman First Child Born in New York
AP reports Yippie leader Abbie Hoffman and Anita Hoffman welcomed a son named America with a small a at Mt. Sinai Hospital at 3 37 p.m. on Tuesday. Spokesman said the name suits either sex and the calf adds a note of uncertainty to the birth.
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New York
Abbie Hoffman
Anita
America
Mt. Sinai Hospital
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