Ford backs arbitration in public safety talks and vows primaries
Ford spoke during a White House conference on domestic affairs en route from Chicago to Washington. He urged arbitration for public safety employee disputes and warned on federal aid for college students. He touted progress on inflation, predicted a rebound in the economy, and indicated possible multiple primaries. Mansfield in Helena opposed deploying American personnel in Sinai as part of any interim peace deal. He criticized vague proposals and tied any action to national security.
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Middle East Pact Seen And Fear Of Secret Concessions
Kissinger linked talks in Jerusalem with publicly disclosed Egyptian concessions on economic and political terms. Sadat said nothing would be secret, while observers viewed this as integrity rather than capitulation. Egypt’s assembly planned a Sept. 3 session as Kissinger aimed to wrap up an accord.
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Washington
Air Force
Pension Plans Shortfall Strains U S Pension Agency
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation reported about 1,000 private pension plans cannot pay benefits, with thousands of retirees at risk. An additional 2,000 plans have been suspended since July 1 1974 but remain solvent. Government may cover benefits for the underfunded plans under the Employee Retirement Security Act.
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Mac Atiteld
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
Sain
Woman's body found in industrial area
A 25 year old Los Angeles woman was shot and found near a small factory in the 700 block of South Broadway. Investigators say the killing occurred about two hours before discovery by workers arriving for shifts. The victim was identified as Bla Harris of Mea E Angrd St. Police described a large caliber weapon used in the crime.
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South Broadway
Fatal crash in Paramount claims driver Billy Dodson
Bystanders gathered at the scene of a 5:59 p.m. crash on Alondra Boulevard and Hunsaker Avenue in Paramount where Billy Dodson, 41, of 16219 Eucalyptus Avenue, Bellflower, was killed after his car was struck by a gasoline tanker. Three other occupants were injured: Tessa Unverzagt, 11, in critical condition, Marshal Hall, 19, in serious condition, and Judy Novak, 38, in fair condition.
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Bellflower
Paramount
Eucalyptus Avenue
Alondra Boulevard
Hunsaker Avenue
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Marshal Hall
Judy Novak
Willian Allen
Bribes Case Continues as Proxmire Presses Lockheed
Washington report notes Proxmire questioning Lockheed on bribe payments and their recipients while Haughton defends management knowledge gaps. He argues names and amounts should not be disclosed. Proxmire cites SEC subpoena resistance and cross-agency coordination. State Department raises Libya peace concerns as Lockheed aid request blocked.
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Proxmire
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Danking
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Banking Committee
Washington
UPL
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Libya
Middle East
Lockheed Aircraft, Corp
United States
Les Aspin
Southland food strike delayed amid deadlock talks
Negotiations between 55,000 Retail Clerks Union and Southern California supermarket owners stalled Monday after a 1% hour session. A walkout was postponed until after Labor Day with meetings set Sept. 2–4 to vote on proposals. Union officials warned a strike could follow if offers fail, while employers prepared for temporary staff and higher prices.
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Southern California
Maurer
Food Employers' Council
Bakersfield
San Luis Obispo
Council
Bob Voigt
Voigt
Four rescued from sinking half-submerged Higgins craft
Four passengers were rescued from the half-submerged 36-foot Higgins cabin cruiser The Happy Hour four miles off Seal Beach Monday night around 5 30 p m. The vessel took on water from an unknown source prompting a rescue by Long Beach Marine Department patrol boats. One boat towed the sinking cruiser into Alamitos Bay while another recovered the four passengers none were injured.
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Kelly Williams
Long Beach
Happy Hour
Tivo
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Seine
Alamitos Bay
New L A fire chief named officially by commission
Kenneth Long was named city fire chief by the Los Angeles Fire Commission on Monday after previously serving as acting chief since May 31. The commission halted nightly cutbacks at 58 stations, a move Long had supported but the commission deemed potentially dangerous. The unanimous final vote came after two days of hearings.
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George Beaubien
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