U S Bombs Guerrilla Areas Along Cambodian Border
American B52s dropped over 1,200 tons in eight raids on guerrilla staging areas near the Cambodian border with probes against bunkers in Binh Long and Tay Ninh. Ground fire downed three more helicopters as losses mounted.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Binh Long
Tay Ninh
Ben Het
South Vietnam
Laos
U Minh Forest
Mekong Delta
Loc Ninh
Cambodia
Black Studies Faculty at SF State Not Reappointed
San Francisco State College notified six full time Black Studies Department faculty they will not be reappointed next school year. Officials said letters of termination effective in June were sent because the department failed to submit reappointment recommendations by the March 1 legal deadline.
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San Francisco
UPS
Black Studies Department
San Francisco State College
Donald Garrity
Garrity
S.I. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Black Studies
Smog Fighting Mechanics Join CHP at Inspection Sites
In California a team of twelve smog control technicians joined the Highway Patrol at vehicle inspection sites. Nine assigned to the Los Angeles basin with three sent to San Diego and Riverside San Bernardino. They work alongside patrolmen to ensure smog devices operate correctly and free up troopers for traffic duties.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
H. W. Sullivan
Los Angeles Basin
San Diego
Riverside - San Bernardino
Sullivan
Lompoc Record Adopts Standard Post Office Publication Details
A readable notice lists the Lompoc Record as a second class mail publication under Act of Congress with Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the publisher, officers, editors, managers, and affiliations with press associations and international bodies, plus subscription rate of 2.25 monthly for daily issues including Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tiny Tim and bride expect baby in fall
Tiny Tim and his 17 year old wife Miss Vicki announce they are expecting in late September or early October. Vicki Budinger says she is pregnant while Tim travels to Australia for a nightclub engagement.
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Haddonfield
N.J
UPI
Tiny Tim
Vicki
Tim
Australia
Herbert Khaury
Vicki Budinger
Philadelphia
Reagan speech delayed as sex discrimination sparks move
About 50 federal and state officials gathered in Sacramento for environmental talks but the meeting was moved two blocks after Sutter Club staff refused to admit a woman reporter and scientist. Governor Reagan postponed his luncheon speech to allow women to attend, while calls for a state anti discrimination bill gained urgency. Lt. Gov. Reinecke urged a coastline master plan and lawmakers pressed for broader intergovernmental cooperation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ed Reinecke
California
Unions Consider Nationwide Rail Strike Against All Railroads
Four shop craft unions may decide today whether to call a nationwide strike after a federal injunction blocked targeted rail strikes. Leaders warn a broad shutdown looms, while talks are absent and lawmakers may be forced to act to avert a crisis. Separate Derby hospitalizations follow two distinct auto accidents.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
Howard Corcoran
William W. Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists
Rails
Congress
Private firm school bill approved in assembly
Gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh's major bill won approval from the Assembly Education Committee in Sacramento. The measure allows schools to contract with private firms for preschool and primary reading and math instruction, financing via federal funds. Contracts must guarantee student proficiency standards with firm bonuses for meeting goals and penalties for underperformance.
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Sacramento
UPI
Jess Unruh
Assembly Education Committee
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Evacuation unrest hits Pozzuoli slum over quake risk
In Pozzuoli Italy evacuations ordered after scientists warned of possible tremors. Bishop Salvatore Sorrentino and dozens of parishioners refused to leave St Proculos Cathedral while about 1000 troops and officials guided residents to relief centers. The city sits on molten lava feeding Mt Vesuvius and has risen 28 inches since September.
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Pozzuoli
Italy
UPI
Naples
Mercali
Salvatore Sorrentino
St. Proculos
Lorenzo Natali
Sophia Loren
Mt. Vesuvius
Moon dust theft ends with anonymous tip find
A vial of 2.3 grams moon dust stolen at a fund raiser was found in a mailbox after an anonymous call. Two off duty officers watched $25,000 in diamonds on another floor of Bullock's when the theft occurred. UCLA loaned the sample for the charity event. NASA said no display clearance was sought. FBI and Los Angeles Police Chief Edward M. Davis will continue the probe.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bullock’s Department Store
FBI
Edward M. Davis
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Reagan orders inquiry into jailing of newsman in Isla Vista riots
Governor Reagan calls for full report by all agencies involved on the 20 hour incommunicado detention of Stewart Slavin, UPI reporter, during Isla Vista disturbances near the Santa Barbara campus. Slavin was arrested while covering 11 arrests, held without phone calls, charged with loitering, then freed.
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Reagan
Isla Vista
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
United Press International
Santa Barbara
Stewart Slavin
Mims Thomason
Slavin
Paul Beck
University of California
Five percent gas tax proposal for mass transit in California
Sacramento introduces a 5 percent tax on gasoline to fund mass transit with an estimated 120 to 150 million dollars yearly. Funds would be allocated by local priorities giving rapid transit districts first access, then private bus systems, with roads and bridges last. In New York a Waldorf Astoria sign misspells President Pompidou as Pompidu.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
George Pompidu
Georges Pompidou
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