Oakland Woman Sues Army Over Unwed Mother Enlistment Ban
Kaye Hasson a 28 year old Oakland mother says she is suing the Army for denying her enlistment in the Women's Army Corps because she has a child. She passed the physical and mental tests in 197 but was barred by a rule restricting accepting women with an ill child unless custody is given up. Hasson argues the policy forces her to abandon her daughter Roma and questions the Army morality. Oakland attorney Ellen Lake filed the suit in U S District Court in Washington D C.
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Ellen Lake
U.S. District Court
Washington D.C
Police chief indicted for taxes in multi city case
Eight people including Bishop police chief John Preku were indicted in Los Angeles San Diego and Sacramento on income tax violations. The case claims misuse of W4 forms to avoid withholdings. Co defendants face single counts. Preku charged with three.
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UPI
Bishop
San Diego
Sacramento
John Preku
Internal Revenue Service
ORS
Dorthy Smailly Williams
North Hollywood
William J. Chapman
Hacienda Seights
Clifford J. Dawe
Beverly
Oranige
Nerman H. Hefferman
Anabel
Don H. Krosgaard
Cosba Mesa
Milton H. Ironfield
Tronfield
Prosecution tests in Angel case
Prosecutors in the murder trial of Hell’s Angel William Morgan presented William Pifer Jr. as a key witness via video. Pifer testified he saw Morgan choke Charles Baker for 15 to 20 minutes during a Hell’s Angel party at the El Sobrante clubhouse, where fellow motorcyclist Thomas Shull was also killed.
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Baker
Hell's Angel
el Sobrante
Thomas Shull
Stoll
Georgia
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Angels
Young Pife
Three businessmen die in San Mateo plane crash
A single engine plane crashed in rugged hills south of here killing three men. Pilot Fred Peterson of Belmont owned a plastics firm. Passengers were Louis Wilson of Toa Miros and Jack MacDonald of San Mateo. Rescue teams found the wreckage after a three hour search amid rain and fog on a wooded ridge west of Skyline Boulevard north of La Honda in San Mateo County.
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Here
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Salinas
Fullerton
Fred Peterson
Belmont
Louis Wilson
Toa Miros
Jack Macnald
San Mateo
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la Honda
San Mateo County
Ex-solon Brophy named in $600000 wrongful death suit
Former assemblyman Bill Brophy and his wife Susan Brophy face a $600,000 wrongful death suit filed by Cristos G. Panas Jr. in Superior Court. Panas accuses Susan Brophy of negligent driving in the June 18 collision that killed Panas’s father and stepmother, amid ongoing criminal proceedings against Brophy.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Bill Brophy
Hrophy
Cristos G. Panas Jr
Susan Broppy
Czech president Svoboda re-elected by Federal Assembly
Czech officials report President Ludvik Svoboda was unanimously re elected by the Federal Assembly in a secret ballot. Diplomats had expected a lifetime tenure but CTK did not confirm any such plan. Svoboda, 77, was the sole candidate.
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UPL
Ludvik Svoboda
CTK
Czerhoslovak
Federal Assembly
Svobads
Ile
Hopeful rescue at flooded Soaded coal mine in England
Seven miners trapped by a water flood at the Soaded coal pit as frogmen probe the opening. Four divers entered the shaft while others warned of hazards. Twenty five men reached the surface. officials say if the seven reach an air pocket they could survive about 40 hours, with a plan to bore a path for air and supplies before a capsule exit in two weeks.
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England
UPI
Coal Board
Second Manson follower jailed in 1972 robberies
Kennelly Como was sentenced to 15 years to life for his role in robberies aimed at freeing Charles Manson from prison. The incidents included a Covina beer distributor and a Hawthorne surplus store in August 1972. Mary Brunner received 10 years to life, while Lawrence Bailey and Catherine Share await sentencing later.
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UPI
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Kennelly Como
Covina Beer
Hawthorne
Mary Brunner
Lawrence Bailey
Catherine Share
Approval of Gray Faces Senate Confirmation Hurdles
Washington Republicans concede they lack enough votes in the Senate Judiciary Committee to approve L. Patrick Gray for FBI director. The panel split or near split on Gray amid charges he politicized the FBI and passed FBI raw files to the White House about Watergate. Some Democrats urge delay for a broader inquiry, while others insist Gray deserves an immediate vote. Senate figures foresee an uncertain path before any floor decision.
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UPI
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PRL
Edward J. Gurney
Rfila
Gray
Senate
FBI
White House
Judiciary Committee
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Edward M. Kennedy
DuMass
Gurney
Sam J. Ervin
DN. C
Special Investigative Committee
Joh W. Dean
ITT official described informal Chile aid bid to block Allende
ITT public relations man Robert Berrellez testified that he casually offered help to Arturo Matte, brother in law to Jorge Alessandri, to oppose Allende's election in Chile. He denied mentioning money directly and said the offer was informal and understood. Former CIA chief McCone also claimed to have offered $1 million via ITT to support a coalition against Allende, which Kissinger reportedly rejected.
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UPI
International, Telephone and Telegraph Co
Salvador Allende
Chile
Robert Berrellez
ITT
Argentina
Senate
Arturo Matte
Jorge Alessandri
Berrallez
Matte
Berrelles
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Foreign Relations
Alessandri
Allende
Tele
Ater Allende
Federal study urged for high speed California transit plan
Senator Tunney of California called for a federal study into a high speed mass transit system linking major California cities. He planned to introduce a bill authorizing a Transportation Department study with Senator Cranston joining. The proposal envisions speeds up to 300 mph and connections from San Diego to Sacramento via Los Angeles Fresno and San Francisco.
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Washington
UPI
Joh V. Tunney
D-Calif
California
Tunnney
Fie
Department of Transportation
Alan Cranston
Dcolif
Tunney
San Diego
Los Angeles
Tresno
San Francisco
Sacramento
Nixon seeks tariff cuts and import controls in trade address
President Nixon asked Congress for authority to negotiate deep tariff reductions and to impose selective import restrictions if other nations do not play fair. He urged nations to face intensified world competition and said restricting measures would be used only in response to unfair practices or market closures abroad.
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UPL
Nixon
Cangrea
United States
Congress
Hearing set on log export ban in California
Senate Banking Dim imilee schedules a hearing in San Francisco for April 13 to review a bill by Sen. Alay Crans ton and Sen. Robert Packwood aimed at restricting log exports to boost the domestic lumber supply and curb prices. Witnesses will include state legislators, lumber associations, environmental groups, home builders, unions, and international trade councils. Additional hearings will be held in Washington D.C., Seattle, and Portland.
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Senate Baking Dimimilee
Alay Cranston
Robert Packwood
R-Orm
Cranston
Washington D.C
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Portland
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