Air Traffic Slowdown Sparks Airport Chaos Across Regions
Airline crews and controllers faced a sweeping slowdown as many flights were cancelled or delayed. PATCO and TWA ALPA officials clashed over absentee counts and safety concerns while Long Beach and Orange County airports felt light effects. Public notices of reduced flights and consolidations underscored a broader aviation disruption nationwide.
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Aiken Predicts Vietnam Pullout Pace Ahead of April Target
Senate Republican leader George D. Aiken says U S withdrawals from Vietnam are likely to hit or exceed the April 15 target set by President Nixon and continue at a faster pace into the year. He notes weekly withdrawals around five percent, with troop levels near 300 thousand by year’s end if this trend persists.
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JPL to Tackle Earth Problems With Space-Age Methods
Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena plans a Civil Systems Projects office to apply space-age solutions to earth-bound issues. It will focus on medicine engineering urban land and transportation, as stated by spokespeople.
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Tunney kin inquires after discovery of her husband's body
Police said Joan Wilkinson will appear before a Chesham magistrate on a preliminary hearing Tuesday. The case centers on her disappearance in August while vacationing in Bergen Norway and subsequent events including medical treatment in a West European hospital and later involvement with the American consulate in Marseille.
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Rare Crane Lays Easter Egg at San Antonio Zoo
San Antonio zoo officials found a surprise Easter egg in the cage of Tusie the whooping crane. The egg is the third laid by Rosie this year, with assistant director Louis Rooney noting artificial lighting installed in the crane’s cage helped increase Rosie and Crip’s productivity. Last year Rosie laid her third egg on May 6.
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Quake Toll May Hit 1000 in Western Turkey
An Ankara report says the western Turkey earthquake death toll stood at 638 Sunday night with fears it could reach 1,000. Injured counted at 460 as Gediz and surrounding villages were devastated along the Anatolian fault near Kutahya province. Fire and sporadic tremors continued amid widespread panic.
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Beach crowd swells as tempers calm at Huntington Beach
Officials estimated 18,000 to 35,000 beachgoers endured overcast skies and 1 to 3 foot waves with 70 to 82 degree temps. In Los Angeles about 7,500 teens jammed Elysian Park for a weekend rally. 19 arrested for marijuana, police praised overall conduct, and Green Power sponsored the event with music, food, and games.
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High Speed Crash Kills Two Near Barstow
Two people died and a third was critically injured when a car skidded off Interstate 40 near Newbury Springs, colliding with a parked vehicle. The victims were Susan Angell, 21, of Claremont, and Paul Silvesterstrom, 22, of La Jolla. Ruth Silvesterstrom, 21, was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Wind Keeps Slick Away From Louisiana Coast
In Louisiana, cooperative winds moved a four mile long oil slick away from the coast Sunday. Chevron Gil Co. says a well contributing to the pollution remains unfixed but hopes to stop the flow soon. Chevron operates a platform ten miles offshore. A grand jury will probe Interior Department allegations of offshore drill regulation violations. Interior inspectors cited Shell Oil Co. and Interior Secretary Tickel ordered three Shell platforms with 87 wells closed.
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ACTION LINE guides dog trainer apprentices and players
An apprenticeship program under a licensed trainer trains 22 dogs with blind owners, requiring good moral character and Knowledge of Wald issues. State Guide Dog Board exams, plus contact foundation at 2570 Spring St Los Angeles 99012 or call 26-3570. Long Beach baseball leagues run Sundays at Wilson High and LBCC diamonds for 16 plus.
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Sound Off On Youth Fashionat Long Beach Veterans Hospital
A senior letter writer defends young volunteers at Long Beach Veterans Hospital amid criticism of long hair sandals and mini skirts. The writer notes volunteers push patients in wheelchairs and beds to movies and church services, saying the hard work and courtesy brighten care. The piece ends with the belief that you cannot judge a book by its cover.
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