Pope Paul VI Receives Reagan Family in Vatican Audience
Pope Paul VI met with President Ronald Reagan and his wife and son in a pirate audience in the Vatican. Reagan is on a six nation tour of Western Europe, including a stay in Italy. The visit included meetings with President Giovanni Leone and Foreign Minister Giuseppe Medici.
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Pickets halt Contra Costa College admin building work
Pickets demonstrated calmly as F. P. Lathram Construction workers halted at Contra Costa Community College admin building site. Union groups United Clerical Workers, Contra Costa Employes Association, and Social Service Workers Union have been striking over pay for ten weeks, while state mediator James Whitehouse reports limited progress after three days of talks.
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Ex-union leader to be released from prison
Joseph N. DePaola former president of the International Barbers and Head Therapists Union is to be released from Danbury federal penitentiary Monday after parole board approval. He was convicted in 1979 of conspiring to obtain legal loans from the pension fund. DePaola 65 of Merrimack Connecticut was eligible for parole in May.
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New York DOT Unveils Plan to Reduce Auto Use Across State
The New York Transportation Department announced a statewide long term plan to shift travel from autos to air rail and buses over the next 20 years. It calls for a Buffalo jetport and high speed service between Albany Buffalo and New York with express buses, canal system routes, and three major expressways, while opposing a fourth NYC jetport. Public hearings start next month with final draft due to Governor Rockefeller in December. Two funding options include a $49.6 billion plan and a minimal $26.5 billion option.
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Abortion Adverts Proposed by New Mexico Hospital
UPI reports Salt Lake area interest in advertising abortion services at Mountainair Community Hospital in New Mexico. Attorneys for Abortion Information Service discuss Utah law with Attorney General Verna Romney, who preliminarily says advertising may be legal but calls for strict abortion restrictions and a counselor to assist women in authorized acts.
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Vice President Agnew Visits Spokane for Dinner Fundraiser
Vice President Spiro T Agnew will make his only scheduled trip to Washington state this year visiting Spokane on July 25 for a $11 a plate dinner at the Ridpath Hotel Empire Ball The appearance is billed as his sole visit this year and is expected to draw Spokane area residents to support his administration The VP last visited Spokane in 1988 when governor of Maryland campaigned for Nixon Agnew.
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Fat's fiery death investigation in Salinas file
A Missouri family traveling through Salinas on a cross country trip faced tragedy when 9 year old Richard J. Sherell died in a truck fire. His father James Suerrett of Sullivan, Missouri discovered the blaze at a loading dock after returning from an ice firm. The two had spent four days in Salinas visiting relatives and collecting vegetables.
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Salute Broadcasting System names new director
RW York AP reports Ate ther R. Taylor, a 40 year old newcomer to broadcasting, was named president and joined the board of directors of the Salute Broadcasting System. He succeeds Charles I Ors, who died this time.
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Quang Tri city siege with escape route left open
South Vietnamese troops reportedly opened a northern escape corridor from Quang Tri City to ease a government recapture effort as bombardments continue. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces claim heavy fighting around the city with casualties on both sides and allied air strikes targeting surrounding areas.
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Four U S Marines killed in Vietnam conflict
In South Vietnam four Americans died in combat during the latest week, part of a drop from the prior week. U S troop totals show 43,010 American deaths since Jan 1, 196, with 18 killed last week and 1,339 missing or interred across all categories.
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Berkeley workers strike over pay amid city services pause
About a third of Berkeley city employees walked off the job led by United Public Employers Timon Teeal AFL-CIO to press for a $22.8 monthly raise, with police and iramen uninvolved. City officials prepared a court injunction as many outdoor workers joined the action, including refuse collectors and park staff, while a majority observed the protest. The strike was sanctioned by Alameda County Central Labor Council and supported by Local 535 Social Services Union, affecting public works, health, and transit amid tense pay talks.
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Missing photographer returns from Vietnam jungle ordeal
A photographer for United Press International, Mie Dil mand Dumond, who had been missing for over three months after Viet Cong overruns near Lac Ninh, walked into a South Vietnamese army post west of Saigon in good condition. He had been with U.S. advisers and fled Tac Ninh as combat intensified, eventually trekking from Loc Ninh to safety about 50 miles southwest of Tay Minh.
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