Landmark sea conference opens on new laws for oceans
In Caracas delegates from the United States, Soviet Union and China lead a 3000-person gathering at the third UN Law of the Sea Conference. The 10 week session debates ownership of sea resources, pollution liability, and a push for a global rule beyond 17th century freedoms.
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Caracas
United States
Soviet Union
China
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Hamilton S. Amerasinghe
Sri Lanka
Carlos Andres Perez
U.S
Striking Nurses Pull Back Forces In California Hospitals
The California Nurses Association expanded pressure by withdrawing emergency room and ICU volunteers from 41 private hospitals, triggering a health care crisis claims and forcing doctors to work overtime. CNA may resume face to face negotiations today while San Francisco hospital spokesmen call for good faith and restored staffing.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Nurses Association
CNA
Curtis Roberts
Sacramento
San Jose
Slum Residents Eat Dog Food Study Says
A 26 member Senate panel reports that up to a third of dog and cat food sold in city slums is eaten by humans. The group cites a New York survey where a mother fed her family dog food and notes higher estimates in areas with many elderly poor.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Agriculture Department
Center For Science
New York State
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Ronald F. Pollack
New York
Post reporter admits Nixon vote
Martha Mitchell interviewed Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein on WCBS TV. Woodward acknowledged voting for Richard Nixon in 1968 while Bernstein noted the ballot is secret. Mitchell teased Woodward and prompted him to confirm the vote.
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New York
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Nixon
Mitchell
Woodward
Richard Nixon
Carl Bernstein
Post
Refund Bill Advances in California Senate
The Health and Welfare Committee approved AB2992 in a 7-1 vote sending the bill to the Finance Committee. It would refund $6.2 million to individuals who contributed to the responsible relatives program since Oct 1, 1971. Senator Walter Stiern co-authored, arguing refunds aid those who complied while Reagan officials opposed the cost.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Health and Welfare Committee
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Finance Committee
Reagan
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel faces Senate firewall
Senator William Proxmire introduced a bill requiring Senate and House approval before any nuclear power plants and fuel are sent to Egypt and Israel, delaying implementation beyond the current automatic 60 day effect. Javits and Biaggi also voiced opposition, urging congressional consent.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
House
Middle East Nations
Mario Biaggi
D-N.y
Congress
Proxmire
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Radio manager jailed over tape
Los Angeles UPI The general manager of radio station KPFK was jailed for contempt after refusing to give the FBI the original tape of a message from Patricia Hearst and two SLA fugitives. Will Lewis 42 was jailed after a 55 minute hearing and cited for protecting press sources. The case centers on whether newsmen can shield sources without confidentiality promises.
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Los Angeles
UPI
KPFK
FBI
Patricia Hearst
SLA
U S Faces Resource Strain As World Seeks Prosperity
Spokane report citing David Meeker Jr says the United States with 6 percent of the global population uses 50 to 60 percent of world resources and must curb consumption. He urges a shift to mass transit, better measuring systems, and a national policy to free resources for developing nations.
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
United States
David
Meeker Jr
U.S
Meeker
U. S
Nixon
Social Security Clerks Route Suspected Aliens to INS
Riverside SSA clerks secretly code applications of suspected illegal aliens to immigration inspectors. Since April 15, 50 cases have been diverted locally, with about 150 daily suspected names entering the INS system in the San Pedro district. The INS has received roughly 3,000 cases. SSA says policy shift harms community relations.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Social Security Administration
Riverside Press Enterprise
Bob McClure
Social Security District
Immigration and Naturalization Service
San Pedro
Immigration Service
Bob Seitz
INS Regulatory and Investigative Unit
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First Church OF Christ
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By Barnes
Parker
Lewis
Miss Hearst
Emily
William Harris
No. H Street
Kaminaka
Nipomo
Willow Road
MacFerlanes Candies
Lompoc Plaza
Sears
Sid
First Valley Bank
H” & Walnut
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Sears and Save
Sears. Ropbuck and. CO
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