Banuelos scrutinized over alien workers at plant
The article reports on immigration politics surrounding a Gardena plant where illegal aliens were alleged to work during raids in the late 1960s and 1970s. It notes statements by Mrs. Banuelos, unions, and reporters about planned publicity to pressure Congress and immigration officials, and mentions related legislative context and Banuelos’s business leadership in California.
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Crcan
Banuelos
Farrell
Carlos Torres
Bennett
Haid
Noel Down
Los Angeles Times
Harry Bernstein
Gardena
Congress
Immigration Service
United States
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Barrielos T Reasure
Ramona's
Baruelos
California
Pan American Bank
Los Angeles
Sun
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Coun
Ford price hike and wage bill clash with freeze
The General Motors price rise for Ford of 2.9 percent aims to recover costs and aid profits during the 1972 model year, while the Senate advances an amendment to extend Nixon's wage and price freeze and allow federal raises under Pay Board limits. The Price Commission denies Oscar Mayer a 1.31 percent meat price increase due to margin concerns, and Proxmire contests the bill as a blank check though likely passage remains.
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Commission
Senate
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
The
Price Commission
Oscar Mayer Company
Congress
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Hiram L. Tong
Illawali
House of Representatives
Proxmine
Colleges Push to Rename As California State Universities
The UC opposes renaming state colleges as state universities though Dumke and Cal State Long Beach urge swift action. Law takes effect after legislative adjournment, with criteria to earn the new designation developed by trustees and the Coordinating Council for Higher Education. Chancellors expect about half of the 19 campuses to qualify, emphasizing doctoral programs and existing master’s and bachelor’s degrees while reaffirming the reform supports teaching.
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Dumke
Dumte
Council of California State College
Coordinating Council
State College
Till
CSLB
Horn
Cal State- Long Beach
Reagan
Manson is sentenced to life for two murders
Charles Manson, pale and haggard after years of hearings, was given life in prison by a Los Angeles Superior Court jury for the killings of Gary Hinman, Malibu musician, and Donald Shorty Shea, a stuntman. The nine-judge panel, after six hours of deliberation, scheduled formal sentencing for December 24.
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Charles Manson
Manson
Los Angeles Superior Court
Gary Hinman
Malibu
Donald Shorty
Shea
Buly
Sharon Yate
Ziad
Superior Court
Raymond Choate
Tie
Letter From Skyjacker Name Reportedly Recovered In Reno
Reno Evening Gazette received a note signed by "DB. B. Cooper" believed to be the hijacker who seized a Northwest Airlines 727 last week and bailed out with 200000 in ransom. The envelope postmarked Oakdale California was handed to the FBI for analysis as investigators trace the message and the elusive sender.
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Reno, Ney
DB. B. Cooper
Seattle
Reno
Reno Evening Gazette
FBI
Oakdale
Stockton
California
FBI Laboratory
Washington
Cooper
Iteno, Ney
Pacific Northwest
Northwest Airlines
Portland
Ife
Woodland
Wash
Mexico
Christina Onassis marriage sparks health fears for kin
Real estate developer Joseph Bolker says Christina Onassis Barker, 20, has suffered health issues from Aristotle Onassis fury over her marriage to an American. Bolker, in Los Angeles, reports Christina in London weeks, seeking a way to resolve the family dispute. He notes he urged her to stay, while she planned a return to Los Angeles despite her father’s objections.
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Christinna Onassis Barker
Joseph Bolker
Los Angeles
Christina
Londo
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Bolker
Janice Taper
London
Bayh predicts Rehnquist victory in Senate vote
U S Senator Birch Bayh told students at UC Wasling College of the Law that he and other opponents lack enough Senate votes to stop William Rehnquist's confirmation. He said about 25 of 100 senators would vote against the nominee and noted Bayh's past efforts defeating Haynsworth and Carswell.
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San Francisco
Birch Bayh
William Rehnquist
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Rehnquist
Haynsworth
G. Har
Carswell
Ficiona Democrat
University of California
sWaslings College of the Law
Guaranteed annual income for the aged gains Senate backing
Senator Russell B. Long and Senator Wallace F. Bennett backed a guaranteed minimum income for the aged at the White House Conference on Aging. Long, head of the Senate Finance Committee, predicted Congress will legislate a national standard. Delegations push for higher aid levels despite administration welfare proposals. House approval of a welfare aged-aid bill is pending in Long's committee.
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Washington
UPI
Russell B. Long
Dla
Wallace F. Benneth
R-Utsh
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Long
Congress
Bennett
Massachusetts
Nixon
Fire suspected as three arsons hit Horace Mann High School
Arsonists were suspected after three fires broke out Monday at Horace Mann Junior High School in Los Angeles causing more than $20,000 in damage. Classes had just ended for the day and there were no reported injuries.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
Los Angeles
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