Rohr Industries contracts spark machinists vote in Bay Area
Rohr Industries, maker of BART cars, announced Thursday. Striking machinists will vote Sunday on the firm’s latest contract offer after 7,10 members of the International Association of Machinists and Agrospace Workers rejected the first proposal. Negotiations resumed to lead to a new contract.
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LA Board Keeps Corporal Punishment in Schools
In Los Angeles the Board of Education voted 43 against outlawing corporal punishment. Teachers may spank or paddle unruly students, despite months of debate and a grand jury investigation. Supporters argue it is needed amid crowded classes and limited counseling resources.
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Apollo 16 repair on schedule for April moon flight
At Cape Kennedy, UPI reports Space Agency engineers expect Apollo 16 to be repaired and back on its original schedule by early March for an April 16 moon flight. The Saturn V rocket and spacecraft were moved from the launch pad to the Saturn hangar as officials plan to dismantle and replace a damaged fuel tank in the command capsule next week.
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Judge Denies Indian Citizen Draft Evasion Case
Hartford federal judge dismisses draft evasion charges against Marlin A. Neptune a Penobscot Indian born in Indian Territory Old Town Maine. The ruling holds Congress intended all persons born in the continental United States after 1940 to be American citizens including Native Americans.
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Tennessee Hit By Flu Outbreaks Across Several States
AP data show Tennessee added to the list of states with widespread influenza outbreaks for the week ending January 22, with Georgia and Oklahoma joining as regions reporting broader activity. The CDC noted 920 deaths from influenza or pneumonia across 122 cities and listed numerous states with regional and isolated outbreaks, including New York, Michigan, Texas, and California.
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Nixon budget plan for new long-range submarine system
Soviet diplomats said the Nixon administration sought 000 million to develop a undersea long-range missile system as SALT talks continued. They noted no clear move toward a treaty, while Washington aims to force the Soviets into costly countermeasures or concede a sustained U S lead in submarine construction.
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Nixon Returns To Capitol For Full Day Of Appointments
President Nixon spent a night at Camp David then returned to Washington for a full day of appointments. He went to the retreat earlier with only a few aides by helicopter, while two inches of snow covered the Catoctin Mountains. He was expected to return to Camp David on Saturday for the weekend.
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Arson Suspected in Fatal Montreal Office Fire
Police say a downtown office blaze at the one story Canada Liquid Air headquarters killed four and sent 13 others to area hospitals. Firefighters rescued about 20 people as heavy traffic and frigid weather hindered efforts. Investigators had not yet established a cause but listed arson as a possibility.
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Judge rules against vet benefits for conscientious objector
UPI reports federal judge ruled Barry C. Spetz of Long Beach California is not eligible for veteran education benefits. Spetz registered as a conscientious objector and performed two years of alternate service, then sued the Veterans Administration for denying benefits.
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Tragic hijacker dies in Dutchess County airport chase
Reinrich Von George, 43, hijacked a Mohawk Airlines flight from Albany to New York, demanded ransom, released passengers, and fled to Dutchess County Airport where FBI agents shot him as he fired a starter pistol. Hostage stewardess Eileen Maallister injured earlier. Ransom money recovered.
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Suspect in court as SF cop ambush dies in hospital
San Francisco police say 21 year old suspect Poole died? No, rewritten to: The San Francisco ambush case ends with the death of Officer Wade Beverly who died after a bullet lodged in his abdomen and infection. Fellow officer James Bailey remained wounded but in fair condition. Poole, 21, faced charges and was captured after the car crash seven blocks from the scene. Anita Bridges, 33, was present as Beverly’s wife Ruth supported him at the hospital. Blood donors aided a total exchange of Beverly’s blood.
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Proposal to pay billions to Vietnam shaded by peace offer
Washington reports reveal North Vietnam might receive up to 2.5 billion of a 97.4 billion postwar Indochina reconstruction program after a peace settlement. Nixon aides note Hanoi’s questions on the plan while Rogers says North Vietnam’s stance on Saigon’s government and the eight-point offer remains contentious.
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GOP backs Nixon peace plan with petitions in Congress
Senate and House Republicans have been circulating petitions in support of Nixon eight point peace plan. Senate Leader Hugh Scott and House Leader Gerald Ford collected signatures to show broad support for negotiated settlement and Hanoi responsiveness.
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Red Devil parachute publicity jump injures many
ALDERSHOT England UPI The British Army Red Devil parachute team invited civilians to jump. Thirty two civilians leaped, twenty two injured. one woman sprained a wrist and bailed at the door. Several sustained ankle fractures and facial injuries amid chaotic landings and trees.
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Detroit to lay off city workers amid 40 million deficit
Detroit announces layoff notices for 61 fulltime workers effective Feb 1 plus 738 through attrition and early retirement to cut a 40 million budget gap. Parks and Recreation and Public Works face major cuts. other programs reduced. Mayor Gribbs defends move, unions threaten protests amid staffing cuts.
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