Oil pact talks resume as El Segundo union eyes renewed talks
Oil workers union leaders anticipate resumed negotiations with Standard Oil at the El Segundo refinery after a 24 hour strike deadline and prior settlements with Gulf Amoco Texaco. The stoppage involves 1,500 workers in Beaumont and 2,000 across California Texas and other states.
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Wildcat
Standard Oil Co
Fei Segundo
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
OCAW
Standard
American Oil Co
Texaco
Mobil Oil Co
Beaumont
Texas
A.F
Grospiron
Mobil
Union Oil Co
California
Ashland Oil Co
Kentucky
Ohio
Union
Valvoline Division
Freedom
Standard Oil of Ohio
Lima
Gulf
Amoco
Petro-Chemical
Wyoming
Utah
Missouri
North Dakota
Iowa
Idaho
Minnesota
Illinois
New Jersey
Washington
Gulf Oil Co
el Segundo
Alleged murderer freed by D A mixup in Riverside case
Leonard E. Lind 30 of Rubidoux surrendered after allegedly killing Phillip Wade 22 of Riverside in late November. He was not charged promptly due to outstanding misdemeanors and escaped from a road camp January 9 while authorities pursued murder and flight charges with a $250000 bond request.
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Riverside
Thursay
Leonard E. Lind
Rubidoux
Phillip Wade
Lind
Lower drinking age up for ballot in California
California Assembly committee approves a constitutional amendment to lower the drinking age from 21 to 18. If both houses approve by two thirds, the measure would appear on next year’s ballot, with June or November as possible election dates.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Sane verdict in Los Angeles alphabet bomber trial
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury found Muharem Kurbegovic mentally competent to stand trial on murder and arson charges for the Aug 6 LAX lobby bombing that killed three and injured more than 30. He was labeled sane despite four psychiatrists’ testimony of incompetence.
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Muharem Kurbegovic
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International
Kurbegovic
Brown names liaison aides to work with Legislature
Gov. Brown appointed three aides to handle legislative business. Paul Halvonik a former ACLU official and lawyer will be assistant to the governor for legislative affairs focusing on the Assembly. Marc Poche a Santa Clara law professor becomes director of programs and policy for the Senate. Alice Daniel acting ACLU director and Hastings Law professor will be deputy legal affairs secretary assisting Anthony Kline.
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Sacramento
UPD
Brown
American Civil Liberties Union
Paul Halvonik
ACLU
California
Assembly
Anthony Kline
Public Advocates Inc
San Francisco
Marc Poche
University of Santa Clara
Senate
Alice Daniel
Northern California
Hastings College
Daniel
Kline
Five new wilderness areas proposed by Cranston and Tunney
Senators Cranston and Tunney introduced a package to create five wilderness areas the Pinnacles Yosemite Santa Lucia Kaiser and Sheep Mountain and to protect a 16 million acre desert conservation area across Riverside Imperial San Bernardino and Inyo counties. A land use plan would be drawn within five years.
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Washington
UPT
California
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Pinnacles
Yosemite
Santa Lucia
Kaiser
Sheep Mountain
Riverside
Imperial
San Bernardino
Inyo
Interior
San Gabriel Mountains
Independent Classifieds Highlight Jan 17 1975 Issue
Classified listings in the January 17 1975 Independent issue include local ads and notices with contact numbers and pricing. The page outlines contact details and page references for reader inquiries and purchases.
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Independent
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San Diego
Ensenada
Mexico
Jorge Moreno Bonet
Moreno
United Press International
Dinko Bozanich
Kubegovic
Greyhound
Gerald Chaleff
Superior Court
William Keene
Yosemite National Park
Pinnacles National Monument
Coast Range
Hollister
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Huntington Lake
Fresno
Belgium
Classique
Pier 1
Iningets
Original Publishers’ Price
LOS Coyotes
Long Beach
Nerl