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Explosion at Iranian Consulate in San Francisco
An explosion rocked the Iranian Consulate in Presidio Heights San Francisco injuring no one. Fire Chief Keith Calden called it the biggest explosion he recalls with all windows shattered and fires sparked by ruptured gas meters. Police said investigators believe a bomb caused the blast with four unidentified youths fleeing in night clothes.
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San Francisco
Keith Calden
Calden
Theodore Peck
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Presidio Heights
Iran
Parviz Adie
Fairview Tot Killed by Garage Door Accident
A Fairview three year old, Darrell Shonko, died after a garage door pinned him, causing suffocation. He was pronounced dead at Hamet Medical Center after being rushed by Lake Shore Volunteer Fire Department ambulance. State Police investigate as Erie County coroner rules accidental death.
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Watrview
Fairview
Erie County
Darrell Shonko
Arthur E. Shonko
Hamet Medical Center
Lake Shore Volunteer Fine Department
Edward Respecki
Respecki
Japanese Textile Workers March in Tokyo Protest
Japanese textile workers march through downtown Tokyo carrying placards and banners to protest conditions and demand better wages and working standards. The action highlights ongoing labor disputes as participants push for policy relief and employer accountability.
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Tokyo
Violence in coal strike areas continues across regions
Scattered violence reports persist as United Mine Workers President Boyle says negotiators remain far apart. Talks between UMW and the Bituminous Coal Operators' Association resume aiming to end a two week old strike idling about 100,000 miners. Violence centers in Virginia's Northern Panhandle and eastern Ohio as Sen Randolph seeks presidential attention.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Virginia
Panhandle
Ohio
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Area Dog Officer Drives to Check Licenses in Warren County
Frank Savko of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture said many Warren County residents still have unlicensed dogs for 1971. He will lead a regional check with seven more officers from Region 1 and promises prosecutions for unlicensed dogs with fines from 10 to 300 dollars plus costs. Licenses are sold at the county treasurer’s office weekdays 9 am to 5 pm, and owners should keep dogs under control.
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Frank Savko
Columbus
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Warren County
Savko
Meadville
Court House
Consumer Bill Advances in House Amid Nixon Push
President Nixon’s consumer aide hails House approval of a three part consumer protection plan. The bill creates a new consumer agency, underpins the Office of Consumer Affairs, and forms a consumer advisory council to represent buyers before agencies and courts. Critics call it mediocrity. supporters say it empowers consumers.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Virginia Knauer
Rosenthal
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
White House
Office of Consumer Affairs
Consumer Advisory Council
House Rules Committee
Holifield
Court Refers To Bible In Homosexual Case
Minnesota Supreme Court rejects two men bid for a same sex marriage license. The unanimous ruling says marriage is a male female institution as old as Genesis. Court says no violation of equal protection in limiting marriage to opposite sexes. Baker is UMN student association president. McConnell a librarian.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Richard John Baker
James Michael McConnell
Mankato
Minn
Supreme Court
Hen
Steel Corp to serve 30 alleged UMW members with orders
Steel officials said that, despite a temporary restraining order issued Oct. 9, 30 alleged UMW members would be served court orders directing them to appeal Tuesday to show cause why they should not be held in contempt in connection with the order.
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