Connors Sees Detente Remains Strong With Brezhnev
Actor Chuck Connors reports that Brezhnev views U S Soviet relations as positive despite the Arab Israeli war and says detente remains healthy. The Los Angeles County settlement to Sally Salazar totals 700000 for Ruben Salazar's death at the Silver Dollar Cafe. Miller Leavy retires after 40 years in the DA's office amid Chessman death row history. Prime Minister Tanaka recovers and is slated for hospital discharge before Southeast Asia tour.
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Santa Cruz blast damages IRS and draft board offices
A fire bomb destroyed the second floor of a Santa Cruz building housing the IRS Selective Service Navy and Marine recruiters and other offices early today. No injuries were reported as police and investigators assess the incendiary blast that caused about 100000 dollars in damage and drew flames through the roof. Firefighters contained the fire within 30 minutes and no damage to adjacent buildings was reported. The FBI and TBI are examining the incident.
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Three held in Monterey mummy murder case
Monterey police say three suspects are held in the case of Robert A. Hansen, 21, bludgeoned and shot in Monterey on November 16 during a drugs dispute. Hansen reportedly stole 10,000 pills. autopsy notes three head blows and a thigh gunshot. crowbar recovered. San Jose report notes a sheriff’s patrol car was stolen and driven to downtown.
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New 65 mph speed limit set for California freeways
CHP Commissioner Walter Pudinski warns the new 65 mph limit goes into effect January 1 with no normal warning period. Police will issue tickets for blatant speed violations and many drivers may receive warnings only if near the limit, as enforcement to increase on California freeways. The interview cites Sacramento from the Los Angeles Times.
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Freighter sinks with lifeboat sighted off Vancouver
The Liberian freighter Oriental Monarch with about 40 crew members sank roughly 500 miles west of Vancouver after a loss of power in a Pacific storm. A liferaft was seen from the air but may have been empty. two merchant ships and at least seven more were searching amid 68 mph winds and 10 foot waves. The ship, en route from Portland to Japan with a wheat cargo, left Portland last Sunday and was owned by Island Navigation of Taiwan.
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NLRB allows girl to pursue plumbing job after tests
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed an 8 year old girl Anita Baird's claim of sex discrimination in so doing. The board ruled the Plumbers Union correctly barred her apprentice position for not taking required tests. A NLRB investigator said she can be hired if she passes the standard apprenticeship test after attempting a Daly City project where her father worked.
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