Airlines seek restore of trans Atlantic youth fares
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to reinstate June 18 youth fares on trans Atlantic routes. They accuse abroad competition and note Canada Europe flights draw traffic. TWA cites 14 percent Canada Europe gains versus 4.6 percent U.S. Europe drop.
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Magee petitions plea withdrawal in Marin County escape case
SAN FRANCISCO AP The state Court of Appeal stayed Magee sentencing and will rule on his petition to withdraw a guilty plea to aggravated kidnapping tied to the 1970 Marin County courthouse escape attempt. Magee alleges coercion while Judge Ingram said the plea was knowingly and freely entered. Miss Davis was acquitted in 1972.
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Angela Davis
Marin County Superior Court
Harald Haley
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PSA seeks Ontario to San Jose Oakland flights amid competition
PSA asked the California Public Utilities Commission for authority to operate passenger service between Ontario and San Jose and Oakland airports. The carrier would rival Air California on the route, estimating over 200000 passengers in 1974, asserting Air California no longer needs protection from competition.
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Pacific Southwest Airlines
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San Jose
Oakland
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Go go dancers cash in on reverse chauvinism in Carbondale
AP reports a Southern Illinois go go show in Carbondale features women in the audience and men on stage in provocative attire. Dancers earn ten dollars an hour for Thursday nights. Women in attendance and coeds at SIU describe the atmosphere as aggressive, with some women approaching male dancers and expressions of curiosity about the timing of performances.
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Southern Illinois
Pareler
Carol Rose
Southarmllinois University
Dennis Sweeny
Mike Winton
Sweeny
Hayward Union City job pledge drive yields 978 offers and pledges
The Hayward Union City Task Force for Jobs reports 978 pledges and offers for summer youth work. Of 538 immediate openings, 500 are at Hunt-Wempton Food Co in Hayward. About 1,000 youths are registered with the State Employment Development Department for summer work. The drive is led by Mayor Tene Weinreb with regional business groups and city councils.
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Lion City
Kitayama
National Alliance of Businessmen
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Corpsmerce
Union City
Boston Plans Adult Entertainment District in Combat Zone
Boston city planners will designate a two block downtown strip as an adult entertainment district for porno shops sex films and girlie shows to contain the industry. The Combat Zone area already hosts theaters shrimper bars and adult bookstores with plans for two parks shuttle service and storefront improvements.
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Airlines post near 223 million net profit in 1978
The Air Transport Association reports the U S scheduled airlines earned about 223 million dollars in 1978 despite fourth quarter schedule disruptions from fuel shortages. Passenger numbers rose from 191 million in 1972 to 202 million in 1978 and freight revenue exceeded 1 billion.
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Senate Debates Silo Killer Warheads Policy Shift
UPI reports two senators press a floor fight over new silo killer warheads for U S missiles as part of a broader arms bill. McIntyre and Brooke urge delays and public hearings, tying the issue to SALT talks and President Nixon’s stance. The debate includes an amendment battle on Pentagon veto power and four year time limits, with party leaders guiding the process.
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Officials discuss Nixon era plan to use hearings for Ellsberg data
Jefferson City Missouri Congressman Ichord confirms contact with Charles Colson aimed at using his House committee then Un American Activities to publicize material from the White House plumbers. The plan reportedly involved sensational hearings and Ellsberg papers tied to the Pentagon Papers.
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Appeals court nixes Sirica for Watergate trial in bias claim
U S Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld a lower court ruling that Judge John Sirica could preside over the Watergate coverup trial. The panel rejected requests to recuse him amid claims of prejudice and improper prosecutorial conduct in the earlier case. Judge George MacKinnon dissented, alleging prejudgment and improper contacts with prosecutors.
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Sirica
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Utilities face 4.2 percent rate hike by state board
The states ten major private utilities saw market rates rise 4.2 percent after a 2-1 vote by the State Board of Equalization on Monday. Hearings featured industry testimony amid inflation concerns. Pacific Telephone was the largest taxpayer with an assessed value of 5.79 million, while others like Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison showed multi billion changes in assessed values.
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Pacific Telephone
California
Ixpayer
Pacwlie Lime Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Billinn
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Methadone ruling to be appealed by Moon and Vorng Admin
The Moon and Vorng Administration will appeal a court ruling banning its methadone program for treating heroin addiction. About 10,001 patients across the community will continue methadone treatment while the appeal proceeds, with enforcement of existing regulations continuing in the interim.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope for Sunday June
Aries seeks early clarity with Wood friends and avoidance of troublemakers. Taurus seeks backing from leaders to advance, plus interest in philosophy and philanthropy. Gemini crystallizes plans then pursues new activities. Moon Children intuition rises and romance blooms in the evening. Leo revises partner agreements and pursues social activities with friends. Virgo values kindness shown, improving vitality with health treatments. Libra aims to please associates, relieve tensions, and enjoy new trends. Scorpio prefers kin time and open dialogue to shed fixed ideas. Sagittarius explores philosophy with friends then socializing. Capricorn elevates consciousness for prosperity and discusses doubts with business minds. Aquarius focuses on important personal goals and companionships. Pisces meditates on spiritual truths and studies wisdom with a patient mentor.
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Kissinger cites 25 percent Soviet emigration drop in May
Secretary Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet emigration in May fell by at least 25 percent, the sharpest monthly reduction this year. He noted the figure undercuts efforts tied to trade concessions and urged Congress to back reform of a Jackson amendment linking emigration to policy concessions.
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Henry A Kissinger
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Henry M. Jackson
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Notice of Probate Hearing in Alameda Superior Court
Public notice from Alameda County Superior Court Wayward Branch of petition for probate of the will of Henry George Lp Bins also Henry Ubbins. Hearing set for June 1 at 2:00 pm in Hayward Courthouse. Attorney for petitioners listed. entry and case details provided.
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Henry Udhins
Courtenam
Hayward
Said Court
Inn Avenue
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