UCSB Chancellor blocks Rubin lecture on campus
UCSB Chancellor Vernon I Cheadle blocked a request for Chicago Seven member Jerry Rubin to speak April 16 at the university. He cited safety concerns after Isla Vista riots and said the campus had not recovered, prompting student leaders to condemn the action as hasty and fuel for unrest.
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Associated Students
Legislative Council
Cheadle
Chicago Seven
William Kunstler
Bill James
James
Rubin
UCSB
Nixon administration faces showdown on postal wages
The Nixon administration battles Congress over funding a pay raise for federal workers via higher postage rates. Postmaster General Blount cites urgency while Sen. McGee signals committee approval of civilian and military raises, with rates proposed to fund the package and erase a postal deficit.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Congress
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Winton M. Blount
Blount
McGee
Senate
Missing Kopechne inquest records raise questions
UPI reports most of the 764 page transcript and stenographic notes from the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest are unaccounted for. The Edgartown investigation launches Monday amid custody doubts at Suffolk Superior Court and questions over possible destruction or misplacement of documents tied to the Kennedy case.
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Boston
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Grand Jury
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Edgartown
Suffolk Superior Court
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Boyle
Edward V. Keating
Massachusetts Superior Court
Teamster wildcat strikes loom over impasse in Chicago
An impasse in Chicago threatens a tentative $1.10 hourly raise package for 450,000 Teamster drivers and could trigger new wildcat strikes nationwide. Local 705 threatens a 50,000 Chicago driver strike Monday as officials in Chicago report four days without talks.
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United Press International
Chicago
Teamster
Teamsters Local 705
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Akron
West Ridgefield
Ohio
St. Paul
Minn
Trucking Employers Inc
TEI
Washington Thursday. He Said the Teamsters
Louis Peick
Air controllers wait on White House pledge for mediation
Controllers seek a White House pledge to end a 12 day sickout in exchange for amnesty and mediation. PATCO leader F Lee Bailey says mediation is needed and a Nixon step is required. Absenteeism continues with potential mass resignations feared, impacting key centers from Islip to San Francisco.
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White House
Washington
UPI
F. Lee Bailey
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
Nixon
Bailey
Federal Aviation Administration
New York City
Key Islip
N.Y
FAA
Kennedy International Airport
Chicago
O’hare
Aurora Air Traffic Control Center
Midwestern
California
Air Route Traffic Control Center
San Francisco International Tower
Mediator denies attempt to set union company meeting
Federal mediator Robert Castry said he met separately with United Auto Workers Local 617 and Martin Marietta officials at Vandenberg but did not arrange a joint meeting. UAW president Gary Winzell claimed Castry asked for a meeting that the company refused. The strike at Vandenberg Air Force Base began March 25 with over 100 aerospace workers on picket lines.
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United Auto Workers
Martin - Marietta Corp
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Robert Castry
Federal Mediation Service
Los Angeles
Martin - Marietta
Gary Winzell
Santa Maria
UAW
Castry
Winzell
Vandenberg
Four Injured in Valley Two-Car Crash
Four people received minor injuries in a two car collision at the intersection of Highway 246 and 13th Street on Friday afternoon. Warren J. Simmons, 58, of Chula Vista, was driving one vehicle with three Rodenborn passengers from Van denberg Air Force Base. AFC Robert Deltact, 23, of VAFB, drove the other car.
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Highway 246
13Th Street
California Highway Patrol
Warren J.simmons
Chula Vista
CHP
Verna Rodenborn
Jacquline Rodenborn
Jenifer Rodenborn
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Highway Patrol
Simmons
Afc Robert Deltact
VAFB
Japan awaits return of Korean hostages
North Korea released Japan's vice transport minister and three airline crew, held after a hijacking to Pyongyang. Reports on radar sightings varied as the plane's fate remained uncertain, with North Korea promising to fly the captives out on the same JAL Boeing 727.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Korea
Japan
Pyongyang
Kyodo
Japan Broadcasting Corp
NHK
United Nations Command
South Korea
Japan Air Lines
JAL
Aeroflot
Moscow
Siberia
Communist Party
Shinjuro Yamamura
Takashi Kobayashi
Red Star
Kobayashi
Plea for Santa Maria Judge Clears Reagan Appointment Path
The Santa Barbara Bar Association prepares a plebiscite among members to support naming a Santa Maria attorney for the seventh Superior Court judge in Santa Maria. Results will be sent to Gov. Reagan for appraisal and follow a bar group plebiscite in Santa Maria Lompoc.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara Bar Association
Ronald Reagan
Santa Maria
Santa Maria - Lompoc
Bar Assn
Curtis Tunner
Gov. Reagan
Santa Maria Court
Tunnell
Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
Floyd C. Dodson
John T. Rickard
Rickard
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Jerry Rubin
Kopechne
Chicago Teamsters
Teamsters
Oakland
Calif
Tampa
Fla
Oakland Tribune
Tribune
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Convair
Edward R. Wallace
Santa Barbara
Lompoc B.ld
American Cancer Society
Lompoc High School
Sadie Rankins
Mediator
County Bar Association
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