North Vietnam Sees Major Supply Cuts After Harbor Mines
UPI reports defense officials say North Vietnam now receives about 10 percent of pre‑mining imports. A four inch fuel pipeline to Hanoi Haiphong remains incomplete with only portions in use. Trucks move fuel along unfinished sections while rail lines from China are hit by bombs, forcing truck and hand caravan transfers to pass freight inland.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
Quang Tri
Rockwell lands NASA shuttle contract sparks job rush
Downey California workers line up outside the North American Rockwell plant after NASA awarded the 2.6 billion shuttle project. Economists predict up to 60 000 Southern California jobs and North American Rockwell plans to hire about 9 000 over three years.
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Downey
Calif
UPI
Aerospace
Rockwell
NASA
California
North American
Senate restores 13.1 percent pay hike for UC and state college faculty
The California Senate approved a 13.1 percent pay increase for University of California and state college faculty after Reagan vetoed a 12.5 percent proposal. Sen. Albert Rodda argued faculty income lagged behind cost of living, noting the last raise was in 1969.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
University of California and State College
Ronald Reagan
Albert Rodda
Dsacramento
Reagan
Assembly
Rodda
British Reinforcements Bolster Ulster Campaign
British forces massed thousands of troops in Northern Ireland to join a new campaign against the IRA. Three men died in Belfast violence, raising three-year toll to 477 as 21 000 soldiers, including 8 000 in the Ulster Defence Regiment, prepare for intensified operations following Friday bombings.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Defense Ministry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster Defense Regiment
Coldstream Guards
Buckingham Palace
West Germany
London
Provisional
Sandy Row
Frank Carr
Crumlin Road
Britain's 41000 longshoremen strike halts UK ports
Britain's 41000 longshoremen began a nationwide strike idling ports. TGWU officials voted 10 to 0 to back demands for job security. The walkout, praised by dockers outside union HQ in London, follows jailed workers and rejection of a management plan offering up to 10000 dollars severance.
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London
UPI
Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Legislature set to extend sessions amid bill backlog
Sacramento reports Senate and Assembly leaders will hold long evening sessions next week to clear a backlog of bills before a three month recess. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti presses to stay in session to reexamine a $1.2 billion tax shift bill backed by Gov. Ronald Moretti as 345 Assembly bills await action. Senate leader James Mills orders at least three night sessions next week.
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Sacramento
UPI
Capitol
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Ronald Reagan
Moretti
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Goleta Valley approves multiple developments despite water risk
County Planning Commission approved an 83 dwelling unit apartment complex at Kingston Ave and Encina Rd owned by the Earl M. Hill Trust with 123 bedrooms on 43.5 acres. It also backed a 76 unit Calle Real development by Paul J. Weiner on 11.18 acres and an eight lot Ward Drive industrial subdivision by Dean McIntire.
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Goleta Valley
County Planning Commission
Kingston Ave
Encina Rd
Michael Towbes
Santa Barbara
The
Earl M. Hill Trust
Paul J. Weiner
Calle Real
San Marcos Pass Rd
Ward Drive
Ward Memorial Blvd
Dean McIntire
McIntire
Weather pattern holds heat across the South and cools the North
The United Press International dispatch reports persistent heat in the South while cooler conditions envelop the North. Thunderstorms drenched central Minnesota with heavy rain and flooding, and a tornado struck Hershey Nebraska lifting a house 100 feet into the air with no serious injuries.
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Southlands
Minnesota
North Platte
Neb
Hershey
Central Rockies
Middle Atlantic
Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
New England
Kaiser-Aetna plans large avocado grove in Carpinteria Valley
Kaiser-Aetna disclosed plans for an 80 acre avocado grove development in the upper eastern Carpinteria Valley with 40 acres to be annexed to the Carpinteria County Water District. The project aims to subdivide parcels for groves, sell them, and may involve an exchange with Montecito County Water District.
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Kaiser-Aetna
Carpinteria Valley
Dick Wilder
Agency
Formation Commission
Borgatello
East Valley Rd
Toro Canyon
Wilder
LAFCO
Carpinteria County
Carpinteria Water District
Montecito
Summerland
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Virginia Fowlkes
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Ron Roddy
Grand Prairie
Tex
Ulster
John Davies
Goleta
United Press International
Houghton Lake
Mich
Blythe
Santa Maria Fairgrounds
JR. Rodeo
Coastal Nurseries
North H Street
McMahan’s
Lompoc
Ivy
SAVE
Stereo
Broadway
Santa Maria
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