Action Line answers readers on City DWP heating and public concerns
The column answers questions on the Los Angeles DWP building at 111 N. Hope St using fluorescent lighting for heat and water cooled air systems. It notes a new ceiling system and pool driven cooling, plus pamphlets from Jerald A. Pfefferman. Other items include donations of artificial flowers, Kate Smith contact details, a car repair bill inquiry, and adoption guidance from the Pearl S. Buck Foundation.
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Los Angeles
Department of Water and Power
N. Hope St
Lynwood
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Jerald A. Pfefferman
Czech Student Strike Spreads Across Four Universities
Prague students occupy classrooms at Charles University and in Brno Olomouc to protest Soviet backed rollbacks of reforms. They vote for a three day sit in and call for nationwide actions like the French example as the Central Committee signals a new executive rule and potential scrapping of April reforms.
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Prague
UPI
France
Charles University
Communist Party Central Committee
Brno
Olomouc
The
Agricultural College
New York City Teachers Strike Ends in Settlement
An agreement to end a citywide 55 000 teacher walkout ends the strike and opens classrooms for 1.12 million pupils. UFT leaders delayed a vote then proceeded as teachers began balloting. The pact suspends three Ocean Hill Brownsville principals, ousted local board members, names a state trustee, and creates a three member arbitration panel to handle disputes across the decentralized system.
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United Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
UFT
Unnion
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Union de
Mands
Four Way Talks Backed by Hanoi Aide Lau
Col Ha Van Lau said four party talks including the Viet Cong are essential for a settlement. Xuan Thuy from North Vietnam echoed that a four party conference will discuss a peaceful settlement with the United States. The Saigon government boycotted the Paris talks over Viet Cong representation.
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Xuan Thuy
Col
Ha van Lau
Lau
Hanoi
Paris
L’express
South Vietnam
Manila
Manila Times
Saigon
State Trustees to decide San Francisco State reopen
California State College system trustees meet in Los Angeles to decide whether San Francisco State should reopen classes Tuesday after a shutdown ordered by President Robert D. Smith amid protests. Gov. Reagan expects to attend and urges disciplinary action against protesters and involved faculty.
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Fornia State College System
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Robert D. Smith
George Mason Murray
Sacramento
Reagan
Black Student Union
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Students Union
Murray
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
See SxUIGEET. Never contradict your wife.
A terse aphorism warns against arguing with a spouse, noting that in a dispute truth is often split between her thousand words and your own. The line plays on gendered expectations of voice and perspective in domestic disagreements.
Tornadoes Pound South Snow and Cold Grip Midwest
A storm system lashed the Deep South with tornadoes heavy rain and hail injuring at least 14 people and damaging homes and farms across Alabama Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Strong snow and wind swept Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and New England with up to 15 inches in spots and near blizzard conditions forecast for the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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Midwest
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
Panhandle
Florida
Minnesota
New England
Cotton Belt
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Dakota
New York
Dixie
Mississippi
Choctaw
Coosa
Chilton
Chilton County
Two Compton suspects questioned in barber robbbery slaying
Police linked James Cole and Marvin Smith to a Sunday robbery and the murder of a South Gate barber. The missionaries shooter spared the victim after he surrendered 1.30 dollars, but a bullet hit the missionary’s booklet pocket. The men were arrested on robbery and attempted murder charges.
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Compton
Long Beach
South Gate
James Cole
N. Evers Ave
Marvin Smith
W. Greenleaf St
Central Avenue
Compton Boulevard
Arnold Medina
Virginia Ave
William C. Robertson
Robertson
Ralph Owens
California
Owen
Cole
Smith
Nixon weighs GOP overhaul and Bliss replacement
President Nixon weighs a major overhaul of the Republican Party and possible replacement of National Chairman Ray Bliss as reported on page A-8.
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NIXON
Ray Bliss
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