Mass march planned by peasants for land rights in Mexico
Thousands of northern peasants plan to march from Los Mochis toward Mexico City to demand immediate satisfaction of 26 000 land claims in Sinaloa. The action follows earlier government promises and threats of eviction of squatters amid land expropriation rulings in Sonora.
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Culiacan
Mexico
UPI
Mexico City
Jose Lopez Portillo
Sinaloa
Lopez Portillo
Agriculture Workers and Peasants Independent Central
Judicial
Los Mochis
Here
Guasave
Sonora
Luis Echeverria
Longet diary ruled inadmissible in Sabich case
Colorado Supreme Court barred use of Claudine Longet diary as evidence and denied blood and urine tests from Miss Longet after the shooting of Vladimir Sabich. The ruling cited Fourth Amendment privacy and noted the diary described the deteriorating relationship at their Aspen area home.
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Denver
UPI
Claudine Longet
Colorado Supreme Court
State High Court
Miss Longet
Vladimir
Sabich
Aspen
Spider
Pitkin County
Bill Baldridge
Bomb threat reports in U S schools rise in five month period
A government survey shows 6.7 percent of U S schools reported at least one bomb offense to police from Sept 1974 to Jan 1975. Urban junior and senior high schools showed higher incidence, with 15.76 percent reporting such offenses. Elementary schools reported 3.92 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Center For Education Statistics
HEW
Supreme Court Split in Gilmore Execution Ruling
The court issued a 5-4 decision to allow Joe Gilmore’s execution by firing squad with a set of five opinions. Chief Justice Burger led the majority alongside Stewart Stevens Powell and Rehnquist while White Brennan Marshall dissented.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Joe Gilmore
Gilmore
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
John Paul Stevens
Lewis F. Powell
William Rehnquist
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan Jr
Thur
Good Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Stewart
White
Blackmun
Stevens
Powell
Burger
Bessie Gilmore
Supreme Court of Utah
Brennan
Marshall
Utah
Alaska pipeline costs soar amid fraud allegations
Pipeline builders in Alaska refuse agency record requests as federal GAO and ICC probe inflated costs beyond 1969 estimates. Alyeska denies noncooperation while Alaska officials warn of a potential $400 million revenue loss and demand answers on the project’s expansion from under $1 billion to near $10 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Refuse Agency
Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Times
John O’meara
General Accounting Office
Alyeska
GAO
Interstate Commerce Commission
the Times
Robert Breeze
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Union of Professors
Sinaloa University
Sergio Herrera Icairo
Longet
Brown
Edmund G. Brown Jr
West Ocean & I
Rehnquist
St. Luits
Breeze
Ian Corner
No. H & Central
Bulova
Bulova Accution
Lompoc Shopping Center
BankAmericard
Beting Accutron Spe
Accutra
Salon of
Heathe Curtis Fee
West
Laurel
Santa Maria
Southland
Glendale
Southern California Gas Company
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