State workers adopt wait and see stance on pay hikes
More than 10 000 California state workers rallied in Sacramento to press for salary increases. They backed a July CSEA board meeting to decide on sanctions if the 1971 72 budget fails to fund raises, with calls for pressure on Reagan and the legislature and mixed support for strikes.
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Soviet Jews threaten self defense over emigration pressure
A 17 member letter from Soviet Jews to Internal Affairs Minister Shchelokov warns of possible self defense if harassment continues over emigration to Israel. The group cites threats and an assault as evidence and seeks protection from insults and violence, saying tsarist pogroms are over but danger remains.
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Israel
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Rights bill backers push for EEOC enforcement power shift
House labor subcommittee opened hearings on a civil rights bill to strip the Justice Department of enforcement over discrimination in hiring and grant the EEOC sweeping power. The measure would also extend EEOC authority to government hiring and remove teacher exemptions. Subcommittee chair John Dent cited weak enforcement as the obstacle to equal employment opportunity.
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Subscription Rate Notice for Daily Mail Delivery
The notice states a monthly subscription rate of 2.25 dollars for daily mail delivery by mail in advance, excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
Krenwinkel says Manson became the devil and threatened her
Dr. Tweed testified a psychiatric report showed Patricia Krenwinkel was exceedingly afraid Manson would find her and kill her. She said after living with the Family she grew fearful, claiming Manson ordered killings and urged silence while she both feared and loved him.
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UPI
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Charles Manson
Tate LaBianca
Andre R. Tweed
Alabama
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Eban Begins Diplomatic Push for Israel Middle East Stand
Official Israeli sources say Foreign Minister Abba Eban has started a campaign to win UN Security Council support for Israel’s posture in the Middle East. He travels to meet foreign envoys to defend Israel’s refusal to yield Arab lands seized in the 1967 war for a peace deal.
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Israel
Large court sought for Angela Davis trial
A Marin County motion asks to move Angela Davis murder conspiracy hearings to a 400 seat Supervisors Chamber for greater spectator access. The March 9 hearing before Judge Joseph G. Wilson will decide the request as Davis faces charges tied to a courtroom shootout last August. The change would relocate from the Hall of Justice to the adjacent administration building.
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Superior Court
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California bill allows women to work as bartenders
A Tuesday bill in the State Legislature seeks to overturn a rule that currently bars women from tending bars unless they own or are married to the owner. The measure would permit women to serve on the bartending side of the counter.
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Nev
UPI
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Yon County
George Allen
Sacramento
California
Weather underground claims credit for Capitol damage
A letter sent to KSAN FM in San Francisco from Elizabeth New Jersey claims the Weather Underground set off the hazardous device that damaged the Capitol. The news director said the air mail letter arrived Tuesday afternoon and cites the group’s confrontation of the Capitol alongside the White House and Pentagon.
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UPI
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Ksan FM
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N.J
White House
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Man receives 10 year sentence for mutiny and hijack
Alvin L. Glatkowsky 21 of Long Beach California is sentenced to 10 years for mutiny and 10 years for hijacking the SS Columbia Eagle to Cambodia with terms to run concurrently and a 90 day psychiatric study ordered. Clyde W McKay Jr. 26 of Escondido is co defendant. his whereabouts are unknown.
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UPI
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Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Manuel L. Real
Glatkowsky
Clyde William McKay Jr
Escondido
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