Striking dockworkers return to Mississippi River wharves
Under pressure from ILA president Thomas Gleeson local union officials order striking dockworkers to return to the Mississippi River docks abandoned 15 days ago. Some begin unloading a plain ship at a New Orleans area elevator while many pledge to continue the strike halting shipments at the nation's second largest port and costing over 2 million dollars daily. Four crew report for work at Continental Grain Elevator in Westwego, a test ship may indicate if grain shipments resume today.
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International Longshoreman'’s Association
Thomas Gleeson
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Continental
Westwego
Paget
House ethics probe on Korea influence goes public
A long awaited House Ethics Committee inquiry into alleged South Korean influence buying moves toward public hearings amid uncertainty over a potential bribery scandal. Investigators press to question dealer Tongeun Park and others tied to cash gifts said to sway U.S. Korea policy as a missing $1 million mystery deepens.
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House
House Ethics Committee
Leona Jaworksi
Justice Department
Tongeun Park
U.S
Korea
Review 24111 in Hayward California Volume 2102
The issue from Hayward California Review 24111 appears as a periodical item with page 35 and column notes. It shows communications and commentary typical of a local review page, likely including social notes and community updates within the volume.
Reach for quality education in Hayward program
The article discusses US and California education issues with literacy gaps and test scores. It notes 1973 literacy levels, Hart AB 3408 shaping district standards by 1978, and Hayward’s REACH program to develop Realistic Education Activities for Children. Page 5, column 1 mentions Sour County schools and Kay Pacheco.
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Tuyper
Hayward
Rs Mike
Sure Enagh
Santa Barbara
Gary Hart
California
South Ty
Kay Pacheco
Mayward
Waco
The
Hart
Reach
Tension mounts in jet hijacking in Dubai
Hijackers holding 87 hostages aboard a West German jet threatened to kill captives unless given fuel. Leaders demanded 15 million dollars and release of 13 prisoners in Germany and Turkey. Fuel deliveries were made but no rescue succeeded as deadlines passed and negotiations continued.
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Dubal
United Arab Emirates
UPL
Lufthansa Airlines
West Germany
Turkey
Hans-Martin Schlever
Standel
North Vietnam
South Yemen
Bonn
Carter Says US and Soviets Near SALT Settlement
President Carter told interviewers that US and Soviet negotiators are approaching a settlement in the second stage SALT talks and a comprehensive nuclear test ban. He credited progress on verification, demilitarization of the Indian Ocean, and other military issues, while criticizing Henry Jackson’s claims about monitoring difficulties.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.S
Kremlin
U.S Soviet
Indian Ocean
Sen
Henry
Piniella Robs Cey in Dodgers World Series Loss
Lou Piniella leapt over the fence at Dodger Stadium to rob Ron Cey of a homer in the fourth inning as the Yankees defeated the Dodgers 4 2 in game four. New York leads the series three games to one and can clinch the title today in Los Angeles. A fan in the bleachers failed to snare the souvenir on the play.
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New York Yankee
Etder Lou Piniella
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles
Ron Cey
Dodgers
New York
Piniella
Cey
First Impressions of Patty Hearst Deepened in a Jail Cell
The narrative recalls Sept 2, 1975, in Redwood City as Patty Hearst is brought to a San Mateo County Jail for a gynecological exam after capture in San Francisco. Janey Jimenez, new U.S. marshal, describes meeting Hearst, sizing up her fragile appearance, and performing a routine frisk search, overtones of professional tension, and Hearst’s calm, curious demeanor throughout the examination.
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Patty Hearst
FBI
Patty
San Mateo County
Redwood City
John Brophy
U. S
California
FBT
San Francisco
Stanford Hospital
Janey Jimenea
Ehtel
Brophy
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Oliver Hillmen
Bears
Joss
Washington State
Golden Bears
Oregon
Charlie Young
Joe Roth
Hillmon
Oregon State
Young
Cal II
Stanford
Joe Steele
Washington Hockies
Cardinals
Guy Benjamin
Benjamin
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Today’s Review
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Ovid'r
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Reding Stone
Belden Y. Wincene
Rr Hoff Hayward
New York Times
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Facos
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Iplome
South County
Hay
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Hays
Mars
Casta Valley
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