Vietnam withdrawal deadline shift to boost doves votes
House doves push to delay the Oct 1 end date of the Indochina withdrawal amendment to Dec 31 in a bid to win Republican support and keep Nixon from taking final action before the elections. The measure, tied to foreign aid, would end US military involvement and seek POW release amid a cease fire.
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UPI
House
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Charles Whalen
Ohio
Whalen
Nixon
Doves
U.S
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Assemblyman accuses papers of white racism over Dymally conflict
Assemblyman Bill Greene claims the Los Angeles Times and the Sacramento Bee engage in white racism in coverage of a possible conflict of interest involving Assemblyman Mervyn M. Dymally. The articles note Dymally could profit about 19000 from a health care bill linked to a wine firm he helped found.
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API
Los Angeles
Watts
The
Times
Dymally
the Bee
PGE monopoly on power may be probed
Assistant Attorney General Kauper urges antitrust hearings on PG E for its Mendocino Power Plant and monopoly power since 1950. The Sacramento Bee notes relief could come if PG E grants Northern California Power Agency access to power and loosens contracts with SMUD and the Bureau of Reclamation.
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Tom Arden
Sacramento Bee
Thomas E. Kauper
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AEC
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Alameda
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Gridley
Healdsburg
Lod Lompoc
Palo Alto
Edding Roseville
Santa Clara
Ukiah
Kauper
Northern California Power Agency
Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Central Valley Project
Mendocino Area Fire Burns 1300 Acres
Firefighters fought a 1300 acre blaze in Mud Springs area west of Laytonville Mendocino County with 200 men 20 bulldozers 15 trucks six air tankers and two helicopters under severe weather. Additional fires were reported across Lassen Shasta El Dorado and Sly Park with dozens of lightning sparked blazes and mop up efforts underway.
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UPI
Mendocino
Lassen
Shasta
California
Mud Springs
Laytonville
State Division of Forestry
Burke
Forestry Division
Lassen County
Eagle Lake
Mendocino County
Dos Rios
el Dorado County
Omo Ranch
Sly Park
Adjudicated California Corporation Publishes Notice
The document lists officers and staff of a California corporation registered as a legal newspaper published in Lompoc under Act of Adjudicated legal newspaper Publications. Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam serves as President with Harry J. Crompe as Editor and Vice President. Gaylen Jackson is Business Manager and Secretary-Treasurer. Tim Conner handles Mechanical, Wesley A Huffman Advertising, Ray McCuen News Editor, Betty Laurent Society Editor, Scott Ostler Sports Editor, Steve LaRue and Vaughn Proctor Staff Writers, Dan Duffy, Stan Tulledo Photographer, and Clete Lunny is in Advertising.
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Lompoc
California
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Navajo Hopi land dispute resumes in U S District Court
In Tucson the Navajo and Hopi tribes resumed a ten year battle over 1.8 million acres of joint use land. Hopi seeks a writ of assistance to remove Navajos from land they say is encroached upon by overgrazing. Witnesses described economic impacts and movements of Navajo livestock with some denying Hopi cattle were moved.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
U.S. District Court
Arizona
James A. Walsh
Rioting in Belfast Marks IRA Anniversary with Attacks
Catholic youths clashed with British troops across Belfast and Northern Ireland on the anniversary of internment. Rioters hijacked two buses near a military post on Lower Falls Road, hurled bombs and rocks, and used nails. Police and soldiers exchanged fire at Springfield Road and a bus bomb was detonated in Castlederg.
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UPI
Northern Ireland
Catholic Lower Falls Rd
Springfield Road
Lurgan
Belfast-Dublin
Castlederg
Navy to Admit Women Aboard First Ship Sanctuary
The USS Sanctuary will become the first Navy vessel to admit women on board. Acting captain Lt Cmdr Arnold D. Marsh says locker space for skirts must be organized but no major issues are expected. Waves personnel express general approval and anticipate few problems as the crew is described as mature.
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San Francisco
UPS
Cmdr
Arnold D. Marsh
Navy to admit women at sea on regular crew
Navy chief Admiral Zumwalt announced a historic policy change allowing women to serve at sea as officers and enlisted on ships like the Sanctuary. The move widens roles from nursing to 69 job ratings previously closed to women, with training cruises slated for December and ships to reach San Francisco next month.
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Pentagon
San Diego
Vicki Farrell
Indianapolis
Sanctuary
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard
Zumwalt
San Francisco
No-fault auto insurance dies in Senate vote
The Senate rejected a nationwide no fault auto insurance reform 49 to 46, sending the bill to the Judiciary Committee with little chance this session. Sponsor Magnuson warned it could take two years to revive, while backers argued it would cut legal fees and speed compensation.
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UPI
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Warren Magnuson
Magnuson
Judiciary Committee
White House
Insurance
George S. McGovern
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