Santa Cruz firebomb suspect held on bail
Douglas Hall Yamamoto, a 22 year old UC Santa Cruz senior from Oakland, was jailed in Santa Cruz on $25,000 bail after authorities say he set off a fire bomb at the Army Navy Marine recruiting office. Police reported seeing him leave the scene and found rocks and a copy of Mao Tse-tung's Little Red Book in his car. The blast caused about $5,000 damage and occurred hours after a campus protest against the Laos invasion.
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Stanford professor suspended over campus disruptions
Stanford University suspended associate English professor H Bruce Franklin amid campus disruptions during antiwar protests at the Computation Center. President Richard Lyman said he would recommend Franklin's dismissal after Franklin participated in actions connected to the Lodge speech hearing and a January incident. A temporary restraining order barred Franklin and 16 others from further disruptive acts at the university, as dozens were involved in the disturbances and arrests were made.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Six oil countries reach pact over price bargaining
Tehran reported a landmark accord in the billion dollar oil price talks involving six OPEC producers and 22 Western companies. Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said financial issues are resolved with only legal matters left, with sources noting the deal could exceed one billion dollars this year. OPEC members control about 30 percent of world oil exports.
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NYSE posts third straight weekly record turnover
New York Stock Exchange reports a record five day turnover of 110,610,000 shares driven by strong Monday and Tuesday sessions of 25,590,000 and 28,250,001 shares. The Dow Jones average rose to 538.83, its best level since June 16, 1989, with advances leading declines 925 to 498.
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Rioting in Qui Nhon Targets U S Installations
Anti U S rioting erupted in Qui Nhon as crowds estimated at 2000 to 3000 threw stones and set fires near 6 American compounds within the U S Support Command. Police used tear gas to disperse the mobs. no injuries reported initially. Sixty miles north in vacation? (No, correct content only)
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U.S
West Point graduate granted conscientious objector discharge
Cornelius McNeil Cooper Jr., a 1969 West Point graduate from Foster City California, became the first graduate to receive an honorable discharge as a conscientious objector. Represented by the American Civil Liberties Union, Cooper's discharge was finalized after 44 months since his Fort Bragg application, with the process described as moving at spectacular speed.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Cambodian Premier Lon Nol Leaves for Hawaii Medical Care
Cambodian Premier Lon Nol departed aboard a U S Air Force C141 Starlifter to the Trapler Army Hospital in Hawaii for treatment after suffering a stroke. Government spokesmen said recovery could take a month or two as he urged continued resistance to North Vietnamese aggression and backed Deputy Premier Sisowath Sirik.
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Labor leader jailing spurs Marin County protest
In San Rafael, about 10 Teamsters rank and file demonstrators gathered before the Marin County jail to demand the release of Jack Goldberger, a Teamsters International organizer and Newspaper Driver's Local 921 president. They called him a political prisoner after he chose jail over fines for a court order violation. Also jailed were Sean Olson of Typographical Union Local 21 and Donald Abrams, Local 21 representative, who were to serve under a work furlough plan.
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Apollo 14 crew to recount mission highlights at space center
Houston report says astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell will record experiences for study after a nine day mission. They plan debriefings in quarantine and review rock samples from the lunar surface, including a primitive three pound rock with unusually high radioactive elements.
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Enzymes Dropped From Laundry Detergents Amid Slump
Washington AP enzymes once held 75 percent of a $12 billion market but are being removed as sales fall. Lever Brothers, Procter & Gamble, and Colgate Palmolive cut enzyme use amid safety concerns and consumer complaints. Government probes and Ralph Nader push for a ban while industry cites unconfirmed allergy links.
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North Ireland on brink of crisis amid IRA violence
Northern Ireland faces a looming national crisis as officials warn the IRA may renew guerrilla tactics after recent deadly incidents. Five explosions rippled through central Belfast as British forces reinforce to control sectarian strife ahead of the marching season, with UVF and government troops drawing strong lines amid economic troubles.
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Peace Corps eyed for war objectors
Washington AP report notes Selective Service studies proposals to assign conscientious objectors to Peace Corps, VISTA, or Teacher Corps as civilian service. Officials warn oral boards may veto and COs must qualify for a special status. reception included protests from Black and militant antiwar groups.
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Apollo 14 astronaut runs ESP test in space
Edgar D Mitchell, on Apollo 14 with Alan Shepard and Stuart Roosa, conducted a personal telepathy experiment during the nine day moon mission. officials say results not yet assessed and the test did not interfere with crew duties.
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Stuart A. Roosa
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Firing urged over coal mine safety panel appointments
Rep. Ken Hechler urged President Nixon to fire Under secretary Fred Russell for appointing unqualified political figures to a coal mine safety research panel. Hechler cites a former airline stewardess and a veterinarian among appointees, some tied to Republican politics, lacking mine safety research experience. Interior sources say Russell, in California for the holiday, is angry about the criticism.
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