Longshoremen vote on back to work deal at ports
About 13 000 striking West Coast longshoremen are to ballot on a tentative back to work agreement with shippers and port operators. If both sides approve, the 133 day strike could end and shipping resume in 24 Pacific ports, with ILWU to vote and a veto possible if any unit rejects.
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UPI
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ILWU
Harry Bridges
PMA
Burns victim listed critical as lantern mishap in Lompoc
Gilbert Vargas, 33, remains in critical but improved condition at Lompoc Hospital after severe burns from a gasoline lantern mishap Wednesday night. He has second and third degree burns over about 60 percent of his body and is a husband with three sons.
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Gilbert Vargas
Lompoc Hospital
Lompoc
Soviet Union pays fines for skippers
In Alaska, the Soviet Union paid a total of 250000 in fines for three skippers from the Bering Sea fleet. Vladimir Artemov Igor Buntun and Nickolai Pavluk faced criminal and civil penalties after pleading no contest to shifting fish inside the 12 mile limit near Adak.
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Alaska
UPI
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Alaskan
Vladimir Artemov
Bering Sea
Igor Buntun
Nickolai Pavluk
Adak
Aleutian Islands
U.S
G. Kent Edwards
Justice Department of
Washington, D.C
James A. van der Heydt
Cost of Living Council executive killed by wife
Earl D. Rhode executive secretary of the Cost of Living Council was shot to death by his wife who then killed herself with the Derringer. Police said the double death occurred about 11 p.m. Wednesday and was discovered the next day in their Silver Spring home. Autopsies planned.
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UPI
Earl D. Rhode
Cost of Living Council
Montgomery County
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Donald Rumsfeld
Washington
Regents Reject Tuition Hike for UC Medical Dental Students
The UC Regents Finance Committee voted 5-5 to defeat a plan by Regent Glenn Campbell to raise medical and dental student tuition from 660 to 910 dollars per three-quarter year. Campbell argued higher earners should subsidize costs, while opponents warned loans don t guarantee access and high living costs push graduates to urban jobs. The panel also moved toward a compromise with Governor Reagan on a health sciences bond of about 294 million dollars for November. In Stockton, 101-year-old Roy Rawlins announced he s through with love after Judge Bill Dozier annulled his sixth marriage to Margie Celestine citing non consummation and abandonment following injuries.
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UPI
University of California Regents’ Finance Committee
Glenn Campbell
Board of Regents
Campbell
George Catambay
UC Medical School
California
Catambay
Regents
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record
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Lompoc Mayor Joins Shuttle Push In Santa Barbara Meeting
Mayor Art Scott and California Coordinating Committee members met Kern County shuttle organizers in Santa Barbara to coordinate a stronger campaign for bringing NASA's space shuttle project to California. Edwards AFB and Vandenberg AFB are potential launch and test sites as planners discuss forming a joint committee to bolster efforts.
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Art Scott
Lompoc
California Coordinating Committee
Kern County
Santa Barbara
California
Edwards Air Force Base
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Scott
Wegner backs blended education reform and larger task force push
Wegner questions sole reliance on audio visual teaching and supports more formal classroom methods. He urges expanding vocational education and blending high school and junior college years. He favors smaller schools for closer contact and urges unified action to advance California launch and recovery contracts with Governor Reagan and Lt. Gov. Reinicke backing the shuttle task force.
DMV weighs new pickup licensing to cut costs
California’s DMV reviews a proposed system taxing trucks by loaded weight to cut private pickup fees. Under the plan, vehicles under 8000 pounds would avoid commercial licensing, saving owners at least 20 million dollars annually. current rules charge commercial licenses even for nonbusiness use.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Robert Cozens
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