Key Witness Tests Belknap Officer Ordered Right Turn
Navy court martial testimony portrays Lt. (j.g.) Kenneth Knull as having ordered a full right rudder before Capt. Walter Shafer arrived on the Belknap bridge. Seaman David C. Baker testified the implied right turn may have prevented a disaster with the John F. Kennedy while eight sailors died in the Sicily collision. Shafer was cleared of charges but received a reprimand. Knull faces negligence and disobedience allegations.
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CHP Dolls Join Permanent Ranks Of California Highway Patrol
Twenty women officers became permanent traffic officers in the California Highway Patrol after a two year pilot study. Patrol Commissioner Glen Craig announced that a civil service exam will be open to all genders. The study noted higher costs for women but suggested better selection and training could reduce the gap.
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Leon Uris letter on Middle East policy and Israel defense
A lengthy open letter from Leon Uris decries Soviet arms for Syria and Western appeasement. He argues Israel is a vital democratic ally and warns against renewing anti Israel policies. He urges a firm stance and weighs the Holocaust and Jewish survival against global appeasement.
Workman Attacked by Jaws at Universal Studios
A Universal Studios painter, Barry Alkira, 30, was injured when the mechanical shark from Jaws was inadvertently activated while he worked on its fin. He was hospitalized at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank with possible back injuries.
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Law seeks records on nine congressmen auto travel reimbursements
The Justice Department requested House records of travel expenses for nine Congress members accused of claiming auto mileage for trips not taken. Several repaid disputed funds after a Wall Street Journal report, with amounts ranging from about 631 to 1,919 dollars.
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Foster's Shoes Ad Seeks Comfort for All Ages
A local shoe retailer promotes style and comfort at Foster's Shoes located at 119 North 3rd. The advertisement highlights footwear for men women and children, emphasizing fit and ease for tired feet.
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Las Vegas Hot Sunny Forecast With High 100 to 105
Forecast for Las Vegas calls for mostly hot and sunny conditions with gentle winds. Today's high expected 100 to 105 and low around 70, while yesterday reached 101/66 with humidity high and very low wind. Sunrise 5 23 Sunset 8 00.
Weather table for 24 hour period ending 4 a.m. PT
Temperature and precipitation table prepared by the National Weather Service in San Francisco covering the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. It lists readings for multiple stations, noting highs lows and rainfall amounts to summarize regional conditions.
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Fugitives Suspected in Hewlett Son Kidnap Attempt
Two people believed linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army attempted to abduct William Hewlett II near his Palo Alto home. Kathleen Soliah and James Kilgore, both fugitives, are sought on related charges while descriptions match several suspects.
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UPI
William Hewlett
Katheen Soliah
James Kilgore
Symbionese Liberation Army
Gary Tatum
James Hewlett
Hewlett-Packard Corp
U.S
Two Cops Say Others On Pot In Sacramento
Two Sacramento police officers fired for allegedly smoking marijuana claim at least 100 officers, including supervisors, have puffed pot. Officers Gillies and Jones said they admitted infrequent use and want a headcount, not names, while preparing to consult their attorney before responding to charges due by July 1.
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UPI
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Norm Jones
John Virgo
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