Hijackers Seek Refuel Then Continue Flight From Aruba
A Colombian airliner carrying 25 hostages and six crew members flew from Aruba toward Lima after hijackers demanded ransom and safe conduct to Cuba. The two gunmen said they wanted to refuel and press on, with eleven of 89 hostages escaping during Aruba stops.
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Lima
UPI
Aruba
Buenos Aires
Oranjestad
Guayaquil
Cuba
Cox seeks to halt Senate Watergate hearings fails
Archibald Cox attempted to stop the Senate Watergate hearings but the bid was rejected. Cox cited risk to future prosecutions and discussed with Cash possible ways to reduce harm while denying any plan to seek a court halt. Dash and Ervin commented on the report with varying statements.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Dash
Dash
Cox
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Senate Committee
Justice Department
Cash
Mitchell
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ervin
John W Dean
Jeb S. Magruder
White House
Queen Contest Deadline Extended for Flower Festival
Festival officials announce the Queen contest ticket deadline pushed to Friday June 8. Jim Hernandez says total tickets are down from last year and two candidates have not met the 1,500 minimum for finals. The coronation ball remains scheduled for Saturday June 9 at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building. Tickets sold by Junior Alpha Club members banks beauty salons and festival committee members.
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Jim Hernandez
Hernandez
Veterans Memorial Building
Alpha Club
Weekend coastal clouds give way to sun inland
Overcast conditions along the coast spread inland night and morning through Saturday with sunny inland afternoons. Cool through the period. Highs in the upper 50s to upper 60s both days, lows near 50s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 20 mph. Tides: high 6.7 ft at 11:29 p.m. Saturday. low minus 1.8 ft at 6:02 a.m. and 2.0 ft at 5:11 p.m.
Skylab mission moves up launch date to July 27
Houston UPI reports Skylab crews rest period while engineers push ahead with a possible in space repair to free a jammed solar wing and relieve the energy crisis. The next crew is slated to launch July 27, twelve days earlier than planned.
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Houston
UPI
Space Agency
American and California Budget Battles Move Ahead
In Washington the Senate 63 19 and House 224 172 opposed further bombing in Cambodia. In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee secretly approved a $9 billion budget behind closed doors, with a 10 0 vote and public barred.
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Senate
House
Cambodia
Sacramento
UPS
Senate Finance Committee
California
No pay hikes hit 15000 California construction workers
About 15,000 laborers in 46 central and northern California counties will not get scheduled pay and fringe benefit increases Friday. The Laborers Union said Washington DC pay board failed to act on proposed raises of 25 cents per hour and 42 cents for fringe benefits.
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Rasco Department Store
W. Ocean Ave
Robert Lewis
Lewis
San Francisco
UPI
Central
California
Laborers Union
Construction Industry Pay Board
Washington, D.C
Next Move May Be Up To McNamara In County Health Row
The stalemate between Dr. Norbert McNamara and County Administrator Raymond Johnson flares as a possible resignation looms. Sources say a decision could come next week, with McNamara's $37 608 salary highlighted and a board vote already shifting pay scales for officials and department heads. Previous clashes, a grand jury critique, and personnel shakeups cushion potential changes as observers warn of staffing hurdles in replacing the health chief.
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Dick Praul
Norbert McNamara
McNamara
Raymond D. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Dr. McNamara
McNamra
Robert Smith
Homer Underwood
Smith
McNarmara
H. Neil Karp
Raymond Johnson
Draft resisters face time at Lompoc FCI in 1960s period
The article profiles ten current valley prisoners at Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution serving draft related sentences with more indictments anticipated. Resisters describe themselves as political prisoners, not criminals, and speak of returning to normal American life after time behind the grey fortress.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Federal Correctional Institution
Valley
FCI
AEC Approves Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant Licensing Hurdle
The Atomic Energy Commission staff recommended licensing two million kilowatt reactors at PG E Diablo Canyon near San Luis Obispo after a year long environmental study. Conditions include ongoing ecological monitoring and studies of marine life entrainment and thermal impact, with cooling seawater from the embayment and a limit on ambient temperature rise. The decision stops short of final license as hearings continue on unit I and ECCS safety issues.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
San Luis Obispo
Pg&e
Diablo Canyon
San Luis
Ralph Nader
ECCS
Nader
Washington
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