Labor leader named to UC Board of Regents by Brown
Gov Brown appoints John F. Henning labor federation official with AFL-CIO, Stanley Sheinbaum ACLU donor, and Yoritada Wada Buchanan YMCA director to the University of California Board of Regents. Henning also served as undersecretary of labor and ambassador. terms run to 1988 for two new seats and 1980 for Wada. Senate confirmation required.
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Board of Regents
Sacramento
UPI
John F. Henning
California
University of California Board of Regents
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Stanley Sheinbaum
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of
Southern California
Yoritada Wada
Buchanan Ymca
San Francisco
Henning
California Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
Elisabeth Coleman
Brown
U.S
New Zealand
State Department of Industrial Relations
Henning and Sheinbaum
Wada
William Matson Roth
Arnold Miller to tackle mine worker leadership
Arnold Miller, reelected United Mine Workers president, says he is ready to tackle the coal industry. After a bitter campaign, challenger Harry Patrick may step down as UMW secretary treasurer, while second place Andree Roy Patterson made no comment on his earlier pledge to challenge the vote. Patterson offered a grudging concession before.’
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Arnold Miller
Charleston
W.va
UPT
United Mine Workers
Harry Patrick
UMW
Andree Roy Patterson
Madisonville
Patterson
Official's possible conflict revealed
Sacramento based report shows Nathan Shapell chairman of the Little Hoover Commission led a probe into the California Department of Transportation while his firm Shapell Industries pursued land deals with the department since 1965 totaling 4.1 million dollars. Shapell denies improper influence as he faces court actions to publish a conflict of interest code.
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Sacramento
UPI
Little Hoover Commission
Nathan Shapell
California Department of Transportation
Department
Shapell Industries
Shapell
State Commission
Fair Political Practices Commission
First American male saint John Neumann canonized
More than 100000 pilgrims pack St Peter's Square as Pope Paul VI confers sainthood on Bishop John Neumann the Philadelphia native known as the Little Bishop He is praised for building parochial schools and spreading religious instruction across the United States Neumann born 1811 in Prachatitz now in Czechoslovakia died 1860 in Philadelphia after a life of pious service
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UPI
St. Peter's Square
Paul VI
Philadelphia
America
John Neumann
Neuman
Neumann
Rolls of New Saints
Vatican Congregation of Rites
Pope Benedict
Prachatitz
What
Czechoslovakia
Army reviews Slovik execution in WWII desertion case
An Army review board weighs possible error in the World War II firing squad death of Pvt Eddie Slovik the only U.S. soldier executed for desertion since 1864 His widow Antoinette seeks life insurance now totaling about 70 000 with interest and a marked grave relocation request alongside other executed soldiers The board opened hearings on Wednesday at the Army’s Board for Correction of Military Records.
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Washington
API
Army
Eddie Slovik
Antoinette Slovik
Slovik
Board For
Panama Canal pact seen by summer hope
Secretary of State Vance said good progress in Panama Canal talks could yield a new treaty perhaps before summer's end. He noted progress with Panama's Nicolas Gonzalez and planned meetings in Trinidad Tobago before returning to Washington. The trip emphasized Carter human rights policies amid Latin American aid tensions.
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Grenada
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Panama Canal
United States
Panama
Organization of American States
Vance
Caribbean
Trinidad- Tobago
Eric Williams
Washington
Nicolas Gonzalez
OAS
U.S
Latin America
Carter
Nixon calls Vietnam aid payment a form of blackmail
Former President Richard Nixon told five members of the House International Relations Subcommittee on Asia and Pacific Affairs by telephone that the United States should not pay what he called Vietnam blackmail for bodies. He noted his February 1 1973 pledge of 4.75 billion dollars in aid to North Vietnam would require congressional approval. The call from San Clemente California lasted about 50 minutes and was carried to the congressmen by loudspeaker.
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UPI
Richard Nixon
House
United States
Vietnam
New York Times
Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Iternational Relations
the Times
San Clemente
Calif
Lester Wolff
D-Ny
Wolff
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