Court injunction orders Vancouver longshoremen to resume cargo handling
The court granted a five day injunction forcing Vancouver longshoremen of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union to resume cargo diverter work in support of a strike. The piece notes President Nixon's push for emergency legislation to end the West Coast strike and congressional action with Rep. Bernard on Calif and Rep. Smith Calif proposing to force a floor vote.
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Vancouver
Langshoresmon
U.S. West Coast Forks
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Bernard J. Disk
Calif
Rep
H. Allen Smith
R-Calif
GOP
City and State Weigh Tidelands Revenue Deal for Long Beach
A proposed agreement would allow Long Beach to use nine million dollars yearly from tidelands for ocean related statewide projects. The plan, discussed by Post and the State Lands Commission, could shift city revenues to state treasury and fund city projects or repay Queen Mary conversion costs. Legal uncertainties persist and ongoing litigation over the possessory interest tax remains unsettled.
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Tidelands
TNE
Long Beach
Post
Cullen
Queen Mary Museum of the Sea
Singer sought in Hughes mystery
Grand juries heard testimony in the Howard Hughes autobiography case as authorities sought Danish singer Nina van Pallandt who may have been with Clifford Irving. UPI reports indicate tests to verify alleged rendezvous across Mexico, Los Angeles, and other locales, with postal investigators probing possible mail fraud related to advance royalties.
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New York
UPI
Howard Hughes
Continents
Clifford Irving
Miss Pallandt
Irving
Hughes
Mexico
Los Angeles
Edith
McGraw-Nill Publishing Co
Irvings
Zurich
US Postal Service
John Tarpey
Postal Service
Switzerland
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Florida
California
Richard Susskind
L B Defends Oil Share in City State Dispute
Long Beach officials defend oil and tide lands deals, claiming millions returned to California and that the city complied with laws. Critics urge court review if funds were misspent, while officials stress no improper expenditures and urge state cooperation.
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Long Beach
Mansell
California
California faculty pay raise bill heads to stalled debate
Sacramento Senator Albert Rodda introduced a 12 percent cost of living pay hike and a 6 percent fringe benefits boost for UC and state college faculty. Assemblyman E. Richard Barnes of San Diego filed a nearly identical measure. Faculty have not seen a cost of living increase for two and a half years while Gov Reagan seeks a 7.5 percent rise.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Education Committee
State Colleges and
University of California
Albert S. Rodda
Assembly
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
Gov. Reagan
Analyst urges 71 million more for Reagan budget
Sacramento analysts urge a 71 million dollar increase over Reagan's request for 1972 73 mostly for faculty and civil service raises. Proposes closing San Quentin earlier and a 22 million anti smog program for the Los Angeles Basin. Also seeks 3.3 million for the Economic Opportunity Program while noting federal funds would push total near 12.1 billion.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Alan Post
San Quentin
Los Angeles’ Basin
Post
University of California and State College
Los Angeles Air Basin
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Nina van Pallandt
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