Indians blocked in bid to reclaim 3.5 million acres
A Pit River tribe and supporters attempting to occupy 3.5 million acres of federal land in Northern California were turned back by armed U.S. marshals in an early step of the plan. The incident at Redding marked the first move in a broader land reclamation effort.
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Redding
UPI
California
Richard Oakes
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Pit River Tribe
Mickey Gemmill
Pit River Indian Council
Shasta
Lassen
Siskiyou
Modoc
Shasta Lake
Lassen National Park
Cascade Range
Oakes
Hat Creek
States
Pit River
Alcatraz
Federal
Wife defends hijack suspect and Hat Creek land clash
Sue Barkley defends her husband Arthur Barkley 49 after an aborted Trans World Airlines hijack and a grudge against the U.S. Acquaintances say he suffers headaches after a four year old concussion, with neighbors labeling him a mental case amid a Hat Creek dispute over Pit River Indian land claims tied to a $29 million federal settlement.
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Phi-Ariz
UPI
Sue Barkley
Barkley
Arther
U.S
Gwen Jensen
Lompoc Record Details and Editorial Staff
Lompoc Record announces its status as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and lists the publishing staff led by Donald Adam with editor Harry Crompe and various department heads. The paper, published daily except Sundays and Christmas, serves Lompoc, California with a monthly subscription rate of $2.25 and is affiliated with multiple press associations.
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Lompoc
California
GAAS
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Better bumpers plan proposed
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff proposes a bumper law requiring front and rear crash protection. The plan sets 5 mph protection effective January 1972 and 10 mph protection starting January 1973.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
Community events calendar for Lompoc area weekend and summer
Santa Maria Elks Rodeo opens Friday at the Santa Maria Fairgrounds with public invitation. Sierra Club leads a seven mile Rancho La Vina hike Saturday meeting 9 30 a m at BAER box on Santa Rosa Road near Lom. Lompoc Valley Historical Society hosts its third quarterly dinner Monday at Grange Hall with chicken barbecue 2 90 per person. Flower Festival Queen Ball and Talent Show June 19 at Veterans Memorial Building with tickets at local offices. Flower Festival June 27 28 includes floral parade starting 10 a m. Beef barbecue July 1 at Lake Cachuma for senior club members 50 cents bring own table service. Sanctioned BOB Match July 12 at Ryan Park entries 9 30 11 30 a m.
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Santa Maria
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Lo c
Lom Valley
House Again Faces Right to Work in Postal Reform Fight
Washington reports the House prepares for a second clash over right to work as part of postal reform. The plan would convert the post office into an independent agency and let unions organize federal postal workers under the NLRB with required bargaining. Critics warn of union shop rules conflicting with existing rights to work laws.
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Washington
UPI
House
Antimember Commission
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate
David N. Henderson
DNC
House Post Office
Manson Attorney Targeted Over Trial Tactics
Prosecutors in the Tate LaBianca killings seek to bar Irving Kanarek from the case. They allege he uses dilatory obstructionist tactics to prolong trials and cause reversible errors. A hearing is set for June 10 before Judge George Dell.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tate- LaBianca
Charles Manson
Kanarek
Superior Court
George Dell
Katz
Anarek
Manson
Sharon Tate
LaBianca
Gary Hinman
Audie Murphy denies firing a shot in altercation arrest
Audie Murphy says he did not shoot at a man during a May altercation at dog trainer David Gofstein's residence. He claims the fight began after the trainer threw a garbage can and struck him, leading to his battery and assault with intent to murder charges.
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Eills
UPN
Audie Murphy
Murphy
America
David Gofstein
Dellie
Gofstein
Van Nuys Assembly Seat Goes Posthumously to McGee
Sacramento reports show late Assemblyman Patrick D. McGee won the Van Nuys seat after his death, gaining 21 914 votes on a ballot still containing his name while four write ins trailed. McGee’s death shifts the GOP margin in the Assembly to 40 39 with control of the chamber in play at the November election.
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Sacramento
UPI
Secretary of State
van Nuys
Patrick D. McGee
McGee
Hal Singer
Harvey Parkinson
Theodore Kalnas
William G. Oxx
Los Angeles
Republican Central Committee
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Congress
Epublicans
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
George Milias
Gilroy
Victor V. Veysey
Brawley
Fresno
Senate
Zenovich
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International Press Institute
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Tustin
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San Jose
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John F. McCarthy
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