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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

3

UAW demands 37.5 million for Chrysler SUB fund replenishment

UAW Vice President Douglas Fraser said Chrysler must provide 37.5 million to repay misused SUB funds and match proposed industry changes to ensure layoff benefits cover 95 percent of take home pay. Negotiators offered no immediate response as contracts near expiration. Fraser called Chrysler the sole target for the extra funding.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp UAW Chrysler U.S Douglas Fraser Fraser General Motors Ford

Riots Seal Off Three South Africa Townships

Police sealed off Kwazakele Brighton and Swide near Port Elizabeth as rioting left eight demonstrators dead and 225 killed nationwide since June. About 4,000 black residents clashed with officers, burning buildings and seizing a news van amid broader anti apartheid violence.

South Africa Port Elizabeth UPI Cape Town Kwazakele Brighton Swide

Brown signs policemen's rights bill

Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. signed the police officers bill of rights granting broad new legal rights for officers during investigations. Opponents argued the measure favors police over citizens and raises concerns about investigations and lie detector use.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr

Tossup Senate Race Shifts With Hayakawa Challenge

In California a Field Research Corp poll shows incumbent Democrat John Tunney at 44 percent and challenger S. Hayakawa gaining ground as a four to one cross over in Democratic ranks. Hayakawa, 70, rose from former Democratic leadership at San Francisco State University to enter the Senate race. Tunney, 42, won his seat in 1970 defeating George Murphy and Tom Hayden in the primary. The survey sampled 1,08 voters and covered the last week of July into early August.

San Francisco UPI U.S Senate John Tunney San Francisco State University Tunney George Murphy Tom Hayden California Poli

Quake Kills Three in Western Turkey

An early morning earthquake in western Turkey killed three people and injured 27 as panicked residents fled their homes. The 4.6 magnitude quake struck 225 miles south of Istanbul, damaging a village house where one woman and two men died.

Denizli Turkey Upi The Red Crescent Red Cross

Sonny Bono Invited to Ford Victory Night as MC

Sonny Bono joins Betty Ford at the Ford victory celebration and may host the party as guests include Cary Grant Hugh O Brian and Tony Orlando. Bono says party loyalty matters less than the candidate and praises Ford while doubting celebrity influence on votes. He notes he worked for campaigns before and questions Carter’s appeal.

Kansas City UPI Betty Ford United States Spiro Agnew Vida Blue Sonny Bono Harold Stassen Rabbi Korff Cher Turkey Ford Sonny White House the Prez Bono Betty Cary Grant Hugh O’brian Tony Orlando Humphrey Jimmy Carter Johnny Carson Robert Redford Raquel Welch Phyllis Diller

Nonaligned nations push economic issues to forefront of policy

In Colombo Sri Lanka the nonaligned summit draft declaration centers on economics. It calls for an international grain reserve a universal monetary order and debt relief while condemning multinational corporations. PLO urges Israel expulsion from the UN as leaders seek solidarity despite clashes.

Colombo Sri Lanka UPI Palestine Liberation Organization Israel United Nations

Detroit police chief on hot seat amid gang violence crisis

Deputy Mayor William Beckham warned Police Chief Philip Tannian he would be fired if he cannot curb youth gang violence in Detroit after a downtown rock concert sparked attacks. The city moved to curbteen crowds while 450 laid off officers returned to duty and youths 17 and under faced a 10 pm curfew.

Detroit UPI William Beckham Philip Tannian Beckham Coleman Young

Reagan Estate Tightens Security Over Unknown Illness

Sources say the Reagan security setup includes imported water and ice cubes and air filtration for a heavily guarded suite due to an unknown illness linked to several deaths. The measure aims to prevent exposure to a Legionnaire's disease like threat.

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