Woman barred from gas station job ruled illegal
California’s Fair Employment Practice Commission ruled that USA Gasoline cannot bar a woman from management. Yvonne Tudor was denied a manager post after applying for one and was fired. The commission awarded her 2725 dollars in back wages and affirmed sex as a civil right to seek employment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State Fair Employment Practie Commission
Ecomission
U Save Automettie Corp
USA Gasoline
Yvonne J
Tudor
Miss Tudor
Pany’ S
California
Commission
Court urged to block dam project on Stanislaus River
Conservationists urged the U S Court of Appeals to halt construction of the New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River citing revised environmental impact statements. Environmental Defense Fund and Sierra Club argued agencies failed to prove water need and project benefits outweigh environmental harm. The court heard arguments and did not set a final decision date.
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UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
Melones
Environmental Defense Fine
Sierra Clos
Army, Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Stahishau
Michael Palmer
Envirgomentel Defense Fund
Soledad Brother John Clatchette Arrested in Parole Violation
AP reports former Soledad Prison inmate John Clatchette, paroled last November after the 1970 slaying of a guard, was arrested June 28 in Compton for alleged parole violation tied to photographs showing firearms in a warehouse setting.
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Compton
Chilehelte
Camplan
Claivhette
Bribe defendant freed on bond in Los Angeles case
Wealthy San Diego restaurateur Darinic Alessio was released on $10,000 bond pending appeal of a six month jail term and $10,000 fine for bribing a prison official to aid his imprisoned father John Alesski. The judge said Alessio sullied the federal prison system and ruined the career of former administrator Anthony Santiago, who was earlier convicted of accepting a bribe.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Darinic Alessio
John Alesski
Alessio
Anthony Santiago
Sa Diego
Ex-convict shoots two at Sacramento insurer office then kills self
Virginia Sullivan, a secretary, tells police Samuel Smith, 48, shot her and another employee, Merle Byond, before turning the gun on himself at a Sacramento downtown insurer office. Sullivan described the sequence as Smith first fired at her, then killed a desk worker, attempted to flee, and again fired killing himself. another employee, Larry Anderson, 29, was also wounded.
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Virginia Sullivan
Samuel Smith
Insurantee Company
Merle Byond
Roseville
Susi
Sullivan
Smith
Larry Anderson
Davis
Ring of alien smugglers cracked in California case
Federal officials said a three year INS Border Patrol probe led to 95 indictments in a large alien smuggling operation based in San Diego Los Angeles and Tijuana. Leaders Aycelia Robles Felicitas Gurrola and Esperanya Dominguez allegedly earned millions importing up to 15000 illegal entrants while officials noted strong ties to the Mexico U S border crossings at Tijuana San Ysidro.
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UPR
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Mexico
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U.S
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Fers
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Depp
Tijuana-San Ysidro
Ca- Ti
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CIA
Tinana
Tijuana San Ysicreasing
Tijuana
Jury selection in Mullin case closed
Jurors were chosen and the panel kept from public view as Santa Cruz County Superior Court ruled Monday that jury selection in the Herbert W. Mullin case would be closed. Mullin, a former high school honor student from Pelion, California, faces murder counts and has alternately pleaded guilty, innocent, and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Herbert W. Mullin
Mullin
Pelion
Calif
Santa Crus County
Charles $. Pranich
LSD
Millin
Rehraarye
Tye
Jackson
California
Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
Chang
Rainy dedication marks Aberdeem event in Washington
Army engineers attend Wyveechee Qam dedication near Aberdgan Washington as Aberdeem hosts its third annual Rain Fair. Forecasters say rain chances are high, with Aberdean noted as a wet location for the celebration.
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Seattle
IRN Army Engineers
Aberdgan
Wash
Aberdeem
Aberdean
Six Named to Vatican Group by Pope
Pope Pat VI appointed six additional members to the Vatican Secretariat for nonChristians. Named are US Cardinal John J. Wright former Pittsburgh bishop Artur Tabera Arnoz of Spain and Simon Leudusamy of Bangalore plus three others.
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Upl
Pat VI
Vatican Secretariat
U.S
John J. Wright
Vatican Congregation For the Clergy
Pittsburgh
Artur Tabera
Arnoz
Congregation For Divine Worship
Mser
Simon Leudusamy
Frther Ashes
Bangalore
India
Top Hungarian Red meets Tito in Brioni talks
Belgrade dispatch says Janos Kadar, first secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party, arrived on Brioni island for three days of unofficial talks with Yugoslav President Tito. The exchange signals thaw between Hungary and Yugoslavia amid regional tensions.
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UPL
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Adriatiic
Brioni
Tito
Yuegoslav
Manjug
Thieves Steal Gold In Major Manhattan Burglary
Police report a $600,000 gold theft from a Manhattan jewelry shop after intruders bypassed an alarm with Levine electronic bypass. It follows a similar pre $1 million haul targeting precious metals, indicating linked burglaries with suspects selling metal via connections to European markets.
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York
Mileves
Manhattan
Eel
Tom Holland
The
Casting Corp
Levine
Holmes Detection Agency
Holland
Governors Focus on Reorganization at Midwestern Conference
Midwestern governors debated state internal affairs and a plan for governing reform during the 12th Annual Midwestern Governors Conference. Kansas Governor Robert Pecking led the discussion while energy policy and federal leadership were hot topics.
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UPI
Ammual
Robert Pecking
Kansas
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