Arafat Blames US Arabs War Rift Amid Jordan Violence
In Amman guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat framed the Jordan civil war as an American conspiracy and warned of U.S. intervention. He acknowledged two Arab executions for rapes of American women and said both victims were evacuated from Amman as violence subsides.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
U.S
Middle East
Vietnam
Yasir Arafat
al- Fatah
Arafat
Associated Press
Palestine
Lebanon
Mao
America
Britain
France
Red Cross
Najib Rusheidat
Teen Action Line Helps Solve Problems In Long Beach
TEEN ACTION LINE offers help for readers with questions chosen for general-interest value. Write TEEN ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach CA 90801 or call 432 3451 from 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm Monday through Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
England Says Negroes Are Full Citizens in Surveys
A British Consulate General spokesman in Los Angeles says Negroes have full citizenship rights in England and are included in surveys as British citizens. He notes government surveys do not categorize by race or religion and poll all citizens as people, not by race.
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England
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Action Line
Graffiti Line Recaps Downey Battery Trouble and Ice Cone Fix
A reader in Downey seeks remedy for a defective lifetime battery bought at White Front Store, Downey, with replacement provided and no return calls. The column reports store manager H J Kline promising resolution and notes a shipment delay. Also, tips for snow cone supplies via Alfred M. Lewis Inc. and The Smart and Final Iris Co. with prices.
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Woodruff Ave
Downey
N.E.D
Long Beach
Action Line
D. K
Alfred M. Lewis Inc
Daisy Ave
Smart & Tinal Iris Co
Cambodian Highway Cut Leaving Phnom Penh Isolated
Cambodian military spokesman said Viet Cong cut the Phnom Penh Bangkok highway, leaving the capital with only one road to the outside world. Government troops recaptured Kompong Speu with Vietnamese help, but Highway 4 to Kompong Som remained closed.
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Phnom Penis
UPI
Phnom Penh-Bangkok
Kompong Speu
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Aerospace Jobs Hit Hardest
The Labor Department reports unemployment rose this year with skilled white workers in aircraft aerospace weapons and auto industries in the Midwest and West Coast hardest hit. The Bureau of Labor Statistics links cuts in defense and aerospace to slowed factory hiring since mid 1969 and notes housing slump and slower auto sales add to joblessness as unemployment reaches 4.1 million and 5 percent of the civilian labor force.
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Washington
Labor Department
Midwest
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Governor budget cuts spark drive to restore faculty pay
Assemblyman William Y. Bagley of San Rafael proposed diverting truck tax revenue to cover about 18 million dollars in higher education faculty pay raises cut from Gov. Reagan's budget. He said the move would fund salary increases for the state colleges and the University of California, urging action to prevent brain drain to private industry and other colleges.
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Sacramento
UPT
Ronald W Reagan
William Y. Bagley
San Rafael
General Fund
State Colleges
University of California
Aca
Demic
Senate
California Highway Patrol
Department of Motor Vehicles
Bagley
80 Abortions a Week at Medical Center
Ann B. Boyd reports at the Los Angeles County USC Medical Center performs about 80 therapeutic abortions weekly. Only 17 beds are set aside for abortion patients, with 20 to 85 more needed, she told county supervisors in a quarterly report.
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Women’s Hospital
Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center
Ann B. Boyd
County Public Welfare Commission
Newport Vessel Abandoned Five Rescued After Sinking
Five aboard the 52 foot sport fishing boat Following Sea were rescued about 190 miles south of San Diego after abandoning ship as it sank early Sunday. Coast Guardsman spotted them by 5 a.m. and directed a nearby fishing vessel to take them aboard. The skipper Bob Tish of Newport Beach along with his wife, brother and two friends survived and expected to reach San Diego later.
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San Diego
Coast Guards
Sea
Bob Tish
Newport Beach
Coast Guard
Sam
Marshall Duffield
Manson murder case opens with gag rule breach claim
Defense attorneys in the Charles Manson murder case charge a court gag order was violated by a magazine interview with a prosecutor revealing new motive tied to the Tate, LaBianca killings. The defense seeks dismissal, arguing jurors could be tainted, as jury selection begins after a conference with the judge and counsel.
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Charles Manson
Los Angeles Superior Court
Paul Fitegerald
Sharon Tate
Lena LaBianca
Gary Hinman
Robert Beausoleil
Manson
Marines Reservist Sentenced to 21 Days Hard Labor
A Marine reservist was sentenced to 21 days of hard labor for keeping long hair, with the ruling reported on page B-8. The incident highlights disciplinary measures within the service and the enforcement of grooming standards.
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H. J. Kline
Ile
Kline
Cambodia
Manson Cult
Susan Atkins
Patricia van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkle
Linda Kasabian
Atty
Vincent Bugliosi
Irving Kanarek
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Medical
Newport
Fish
Mary Neiswender
Beausoleil
Topanga Canyon
Hinman
Charles V. Watson
Terry Melcher
Cielo Drive
Pas
Kopechne
Kennedy
Amuseriel
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