Chinese warned of new quakes in Peking evacuation urged
In Peking sirens and door to door orders urged residents to evacuate as officials warned of possible aftershocks in northeastern China. Ansa cited unofficial reports of casualties in Pekin and Tangshan while relief workers searched Hopeh province for the missing and injured amid damaged roads and limited aid.
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Peking
China
Rome
ANSA
Hopeh
Tangshan
Pekin
Vandenberg AFB to Get New Commander August Ninth
Col. Richard M. Snowden departs after 15 months at Vandenberg AFB. Col. Joseph G. Turner Jr., deputy chief of staff operations at the 1st Strategic Aerospace Division, will assume command on August 9. Turner, a 22 year Air Force veteran, has served in Korea and Vietnam era aerial combat roles.
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Richard M. Snowden
Offutt Afb
Nebraska
Joseph G. Turner Jr
1St Strategic Aerospace Division
Turner
Air Force
Vietnam
Air Force Officer Candidate School
Korea
Vandenberg
Virginia
Susan Doi
Kokura
Japan
Turners
Joseph
Ohio
Snowden
United States
Beverly
Shelyn
Bradford
Strategic Air Command
Offutt
United States Air Force
County election office targets 50 000 to 100 000 new registered voters
The Santa Barbara County Election Office aims to add 50 000 to 100 000 registered voters before the November General Election. County Clerk Recorder Howard Menzel and aide Bob Kirkpatrick announce a Voter Outreach Advisory Committee and a postcard registration system. The panel will meet at 2 p.m. in the Conte Kandianaties Building with broad community representation including League of Women Voters, senior groups, migrant education, handicapped groups, and party committees. The drive follows new state procedures requiring counties to submit plans to identify and register all qualified voters.
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Howard Menzel
Bob Kirkpatrick
Menzel
Conte Kandianaties
Teoma
League of Women Voters
Taxpayer
Student Lobby
la Casa de la Raza
North County
Santa Barbara
Wally Wallenbrock
Carpinteria
Maria J
Solvang
Lidia Gacia
Isla Vista
Viles
Goleta
Carlos Ornelas
Hélen Meek
Ghita Ginberg
Helen C. Olson
Ardis Bryant
Robert Jooss
Erma Saunders
Robert Espereti
Sherry Brooks
Panamanian transit eyed for Alaskan oil transport
Federal energy officials study shipping Alaskan oil via the Panama Canal instead of a Long Beach tanker terminal. A. Thomas Quinn said Frank Zarb indicated other shipping options for Midwest delivery, though SOHIO would face lower profits. Quinn notes smog concerns from a coastal refinery.
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UPS
Federal Energy
Panama Canal
Long Beach
A. Thomas Quinn
Air Resources Board
Frank Zarb
Midwest
Sacramento Bee
SOHIO
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Quinn
Jury Deliberations Start in Harris and Hearst Case
A seven woman five man jury in Los Angeles begins deliberations on William and Emily Harris charged with kidnapping robbery and assault with a deadly weapon in a May 1974 SLA rampage. Patricia Hearst faces similar charges but her trial is not set until January. The judge cautions jurors to decide only on reasonable doubt and to remain sequestered nightly.
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Los Angeles
UPI
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Einesee
Mark Brandler
Harris
Patricia Hearst
Brandler
Emily
Miss Hearst
Judge jails four Fresno Bee reporters indefinitely
Four Fresno Bee staffers George Gruner James H Bart Joe Rosato and William Patterson were ordered to indefinite jail terms for refusing to reveal a news source Judge Hollis Best set a 5 pm start time and said they would stay jailed until they answer questions or an appeals court rules The case centers on a sealed grand jury transcript and prior appeals to the Supreme Court with the defense planning to seek a delay or an evidentiary hearing on punitive versus coercive confinement
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Fresno
UPI
Fresno Bee
George Gruner
James H. Bart, Jr
Joe Rosato
William Pattterson
Superior Court
Hollis Best
U.S. Supreme Court
Sth District Court of Appeal
C. K. McClatchy
McClatchy
Patterson
Rosato
Bort
Gruner
Appeals Court
Fullerton
Bee
Labor strife erupts among coal and rubber workers nationwide
Wildcat coal strikes spread from Appalachia to Illinois and Indiana as 80,000 miners idled by picket lines. Rubber workers rally 70,000 on strike against four major manufacturers amid collapsed talks. Western Union settlement ends with 1,100 union members in New York area. Correlated weather and local notices accompany the labor turmoil.
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United Press International Wildcat
Appalachia
Illinois
Indiana
United Rubber Workers
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Charmaig" Tans Workers of America
New York
United Telegraph Workers
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Inirginia
UMW
Mest
Ohio
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