Pickets Call At Long Beach Escalates Tuna Tie Up
Picket lines halt tuna unloading as unions refuse to cross, arguing contract health and safety clauses. Arbitration official cites violation risk while union leaders pledge a nationwide boycott of Ecuadorian products. Company officials warn of higher prices and financial losses if shipments stall.
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William Marstone
Coast Labor Relations Committee
Pacific Maritime Association
Marlowe
Rudy Rubio
United Cannery and Industrial Workers of the Pacific
Long Beach
Steven Edney
Standard
Robert C. Zuehlke
Ecuador
United States
U.S
Zuehlke
Los Angeles
John Royal
Fishermen’s Union
Ruehlke
William Standard
Calley jury told no doubt of guilt in My Lai massacre
Army prosecutor Capt Aubrey M Daniel II told the jury there was no doubt Lt William L Calley Jr killed unarmed civilians at My Lai and should be convicted of premeditated murder. He detailed killings at the ditch and at the intersection, presenting photographs and testimony to support a planned, deliberate offense.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Aubrey M. Daniel Iit
Cal
Ley
Daniel
Calley
South Vietnames
My Lal
Paul Meadle
Meadle
Mobile home damage in Northridge Saugus and Newhall areas
Extensive mobile home damage followed the February earthquake, mostly from foundations being undermined. Blocks punched holes, frames twisted, doors jammed, yet mobile homes generally fared better than conventional houses due to lighter construction and flexible utility connections reducing fire or water risks.
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Northridge
Saugus
Newhall
Aliso
Bankers Funding Corp cautions on loan approval and fees
ACTION LINE reports Bankers Funding Corp does not guarantee loan approval and charges a non refundable application fee to various lenders. Glass says attempts to reach you by phone failed and a letter is expected. It remains unclear if a loan can be obtained.
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A. Banker's Funding Corp
Action Line
Glass
AMA Proposes Medicredit Health Insurance Plan
The American Medical Association urged a national health plan called Medicredit with private underwriting and government subsidies. Government would pay all catastrophic premiums and cover 10 to 99 percent of basic premiums based on income, with individuals and families paying the remaining share. The plan aims to cost the federal government about 12.5 billion dollars annually. In a separate report, San Quentin Prison officials eased lockup conditions for about half the inmates amid a week of violence that left twelve stabbed, one fatally, as three convicts were knifed on Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
American Medical Association
Medicredit
AMA
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
San Quentin
San Quentin Prison
LA police chief denounces TV accusation of wiretap by officers
Los Angeles Police Chief Edward Davis accused KNBC journalist Tom Brokaw on News Conference of defaming two officers by alleging they violated federal wiretap laws. KNBC defended Brokaw, saying he relayed Mrs Van Shaw’s statements via Gaines and Brown, while the council refused royal defense for Gaines and Brown in the related case.
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Los Angeles
Edward Davis
Davis
KNBC
Ton Brokaw
Brokaw
Virginia van Shaw
van Shaw
Sel Marshall J. Gaines
KABC
Jora
Gaines
Edgar Brown
Tanshaw
Zodiac claims Riverside slayings in California letter
A person claiming to be the Zodiac wrote to the Los Angeles Times taking responsibility for Southern California killings. The note, postmarked Pleasanton in Northern California, cites a Riverside County murder and credits police for finding the Riverside activity amid many others. Detectives say a 1968 Riverside killing, Cheri Jo Bates, could be the Zodiac's work.
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San Francisco Area
Los Angeles Times
California
Pleasanton
Riverside County
San Francisco
Zodiac
Cheri Jo Bates
Riverside City College
Admiral backs use of slot machines in Navy clubs
Rear Adm. David Bagley told Senate investigators that slot machines should stay at Navy clubs overseas to curb sailors from gambling in unregulated private venues. He argued strict controls keep morale high and that bans could force clubs to close. The hearing also covered legal representation links and a PX cigarette overstock issue involving former Gen. Earl Cole.
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Washington
David Bagley
Naval Personnel
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Earl Cole
William Crum
Lorillard Tobacco Co
Cole
Joseph Michaels
Crum
Michaels
Adm
Bagley
Navy
Army
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D.C
Sen. Gon V. Tumey
Calif
Congress
Tunney
A. M. Daniel Ht
Bellflower
Santa Barbara
Banker’s Funding Corp. of America
Allen Glass
I. G
Germany
Eisenhower
Patton
U.S. Army
State Department
Berlin
Albert Gunns
Cal State
Gunns
George Patton
U. S
Europe
E. M H
Ife
Quentin
L.A. Chief
Blasts TV
Southland
Etter
Riverside
Bay Area
Admiral
Internal Revenue Service
Smith-Corona
Smith-Corona Addi
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