Ag board shuts down as Brown seeks goodwill amid funding fight
Sacramento UPI The dying Agricultural Labor Relations Board lays off all but 2 staffers as Gov. Brown appeals for goodwill to end farm labor stalemate. Lawmakers block a $3.8 million emergency appropriation, risking renewed farm labor disputes with Cesar Chavez's UFW.
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Brown
Sacramento
UPI
State Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Edmund G. Brown Jr
State Board of Food and Agriculture
Tom Ames
Ronald Reagan
Farm Labor Board
Ames
Parole hearing considered for Dwight Chapin
National Parole Board directors weigh Chapin parole after his 18 month sentence for lying to the Watergate grand jury. Judge Gesell and prison warden favor release. Chapin served one third of a reduced term at Lompoc Camp.
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Chapin
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Lompoc
Calif
Appeal Set To Challenge FCC Pay Cable Rules
The Justice Department asks the U.S. Court of Appeals to strike down FCC restrictions on pay cable. The brief argues rules hobble cable TV and keep it noncompetitive with free broadcasting.about 10 million homes wired for cable. 450000 to 750000 subscribe to pay cable channels.
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FCC
Antitrust Division
Rose
Lockheed Chief Admits Funds to Dutch Official
Lockheed Aircraft Corp president testified before a Senate subcommittee that the company gave about 1.1 million dollars to a high Dutch government official starting 1961 to foster general goodwill and aid sales of the F104 jet and P2V antisubmarine planes. The official’s name was not disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Senate
A.C. Kotchian
Lockheed
Netherlands
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Kotchian
U.S
Fred Meuser
London
U.S. Air Force
Terrorists may acquire nuclear weapons warn researchers
The Institute for the Study of Conflict warns in a report that international terrorist groups based in the Middle East and Europe could obtain nuclear materials and provoke an international conflict. It notes state sponsorship and lax security risk escalating operations and calls for coordinated national and international action to curb terrorism.
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London
UPI
And
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Institute For the Study of Conflict
Brian Crozier
Paul Wilkinson
Cardiff University
Titl
Dif
Soviet Union
Libya
Iraq
Syria
Algeria
Vietnam
Zaire
Kissinger urges covert oversight amid leaks and strife
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Senate Government Operations Committee that U.S. foreign policy suffers from leaks and distrust. He proposed a weaker congressional oversight body that would protect secrets and keep spy decisions with the executive branch, citing leaks from House and Senate intelligence reports as harm to policy. He warned without proper intelligence, the United States is blindfolded and hobbled.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Joint
Congressional Committee
Executive Branch
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Congressional
Congress
Executive
United States
House
House Intelligence Committee
Senate Intelligence Committee
Chile
Hearst Condemned by SLA Kin in Trial Fight
Patricia Hearst's former SLA comrades William and Emily Harris accuse her of abandoning the group to save herself and press that her San Francisco trial be delayed to allow joint hearings with the 11 state assault robbery and kidnapping charges. They call brainwashing claims fabrications and seek justice for all three trials. Bailey says the clash signals a split between Hearst and the Harrises.
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UPI
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Symbionese Liberation Army
William
Emily Harris
San Francisco
SLA
Hibernia
Miss Hearst
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