Escape map found at San Quentin linked to deadly breakout
An escape plan map, plastic explosives and a zip gun were found in San Quentin's High Security Adjustment Center after George Jackson's 9 mm pistol revolt sparked a fatal prison riot. Authorities outline a 10 mile route toward Marin City as eight inmates and guards died in the attack.
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San Quentin
Calif
Marin City
San Rafael
John Lynn
Ronald Spain
Jackson
Frank Deleon
Adjustment Center
Marin County
Bruce Bales
Nixon faces labor and Europe risks to economy plan
President Nixon's economic program faces dual perils from U S organized labor and Europe. Commerce Secretary Stans pledges no fake prosperity amid inflation while labor unions threaten strikes unless raises and controls are granted. Europe accuses U S protectionism in the dollar balance of payments dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Europe
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
University of Kentucky
Lexington
C. L. Dennis
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Dennis
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
America
U.S
Lompoc seeks freeze exemption for utility rate hikes
Lompoc officials failed in a bid to win an exemption from Nixon price wage controls to raise electric and refuse rates. City leaders planned a Friday budget session to offset about 17 000 dollars a month in anticipated revenue loss and considered a possible property tax hike.
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Lompoc
Nixon
San Francisco
Dustin Griffith
Griffith
Gene Wahlers
Arthur Scott
Wahlers
Thieu confirms bid for president with or without opposition
President Nguyen Van Thieu announces he will run for president on October 3 regardless of opposition. He notes the appearance of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky on the ballot as a nominal challenge and meets with provincial representatives and U S officials to discuss the campaign while Ky remains technically on the ballot.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Tran van Ro
Hau Nghia
County tax hike likely to stand says auditor
County Auditor A T Eaves Jr. says new revenues may not exceed 100000, keeping the planned 1971-72 levy possibly unchanged. He notes federal grants and state funds have arrived but a major revenue boost remains unlikely, with the current levy at 3.01 per 100 and a potential rise of up to 70 cents only if revenues surge.
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A.T. Eaves Jr
Board of Supervisors
Eaves
Lompoc
Francis H. Beattie
Washington
California launches Write Your Congressman effort for shuttle program
Mayors George Hobbs of Santa Maria and Art Scott of Lompoc announced a statewide Write Your Congressman project to win support for California as the shuttle program site. The effort aims to mobilize letters from residents as state officials back the bid and accelerate the struggle to bring the multi billion dollar project home.
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California
George Hobbs
Santa Maria
Art Scott
Lompoc
Cochairman
California Coordinating Committee
Prosecutor Hanrahan Indicted in 1969 Panther Raid Case
Chicago State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan and 13 others are charged with conspiring to obstruct justice in the December 4, 1969 raid in which Black Panthers Mark Clark and Fred Hampton were killed. Co conspirators include James B Conlish and two detectives. The county grand jury, urged by civic groups, accuses them of destroying, altering and falsifying evidence and statements.
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Chicago
UPI
Edward Hanrahan
James B. Conlish
Hanrahan
Joseph A. Power
Joseph A. Power, Chief of Criminal Courts
Cook County
Mark Clark
Fred Hampton
Federal
Panthers
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Don Vickers
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Michael Herber
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Donna Manship
Michael
Chestnut Ave
van Thieu
Bunker
Jan McMullen
North Ave
McMullen
Wilma Jack
Manila
Phillippines
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Democratic Organization