Nixon advisers warn 1974 inflation to worsen
The Council of Economic Advisers projects inflation at about 7 percent over the next year with food and fuel leading the rise. Unemployment is seen averaging 5.5 percent in 1974 as auto and tourism layoffs grow, while GDP is expected to expand about 8 percent overall, with inflation absorbing most of the gain.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Council
Herbert Stein
Seasick hijackers still negotiating for hostages
Four hijackers with three Singapore hostages drift in a fuel-starved ferry amid swift tides toward Indonesia. Negotiations stalled as the hijackers demand Japan's ambassador trade for the hostages and a flight to the Middle East. A Singapore official cites Ambassador Uemoto's refusal as a key obstacle. The Laju, without fuel, drifts with generators silent and anchor lowered.
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Singapore
Tokichiro Uemoto
Hostage hijack near Singapore harbor ends with tense standoff
A hijacking incident in Singapore harbor involved Palestinian guerrillas and Japanese Red Army operatives. Witnesses report a tired hijacker demanding food for hostages and warning to end the incident by morning. Uomoto conveyed with a bullhorn but could not secure releases.
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Red Army
Tel Aviv
Lod
Japan Airlines
Uomoto
Singapore
Zodiac murders linked through pattern and footprints across counties
The Domingos Edwards case remains active under Sheriff detective William Baker. A 1971 Los Angeles Times letter by Zodiac claims more murders in Southern California. Footprints match those at Lake Berryessa and Riverside killings, with boots varying from military exchanges to Air Force styles.
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William Baker
Baker
Zodiac
Los Angeles Times
Riverside City College
Cheri Jo Bates
California
Zodiac’s
San Francisco Bay Area
Santa Barbara
Domingos- Edwards
Riverside
Lake Berryessa
Vallejo
Pacific Union College
Lake Berry Essa Oe
Lompoch School Forensic Club Dance This Saturday Night
A dance hosted by the Lompoch School Forensic Club will be held at the school on Saturday from 8 30 to 11 30 p m Admission is 50 cents with an ASB card and 1 with no card Music will be provided by the Tastey Waste A supplemental agreement to a prior Air Force contract with Federal Electric Corporation at Vandenberg adds 2 907 414 in work for technical services supporting the Space and Missile Test Center Western Test Range Enrollment remains open at the University of California Extension
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Air Force
Federal Electric Corporation
Vandenberg
FEC
Space and Missile Test Center
RED Cross
South H Street
Stanley Rowett
Santa Maria area planned subdivision wins planning commission ok
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission approved Atlantic and Pacific Building Corp. 36 parcel 73 acre plan to rezone from 10-R-1 to one acre estates near Santa Maria Public Airport. Airport officials consider flight area conflicts and may seek board of supervisors review of the tentative map.
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Santa Maria Public Airport
Santa Barbara County
Santa Maria
Board of Supervisors
Journalists Form New California Missions Chapter
The California Missions chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists completed its split from the California Central Coast unit with 21 journalists present in Santa Maria. Donald L. McCaleb of San Luis Obispo was elected president. Kathryn J. Finley, Vaughn Proctor, Richard Blankenburg, and James M. Hagerman named officers. A second director at large will be elected later. The group will meet with the Record in March at 115 North H St for a tour of the newspaper plant.
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California Missions
Society of Professional Journalists
Gaviota Pass
Santa Maria
Donald L. McCaleb
San Luis Obispo
Kathryn J. Finley
Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Richard Blankenburg
Arroyo Grande
James M. Hagerman
California Central Coast
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalist Organization
Missions
Record
Harry J. Crompe
North H St
January unemployment rises to 5.2 percent in latest report
The Labor Department reports January unemployment at 5.2 percent up from 4.8 percent with 370000 more jobless, the largest jump in four years. Losses hit blue collar sectors, notably autos, while overall payrolls rose slightly and weekly earnings averaged 145.93 dollars.
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UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
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Bruce Bern
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Howard W. Koch
Eddie Egan
Movielab
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Robin Hood
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LA Cumbre Plaza
Sears
Henry Block
North H Street
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Beauty and the Beast
Jack the Giant Killer
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