No vacancy sign out in Pendleton
CAMP PENDLETON Calif. UPI refugees from Southeast Asia fill the largest camp labeled no vacancy at capacity with 18,000 to 100,000 evacuees across the Pacific. Marines report housing and care gaps, while staff shift tents and adjust space for hundreds more as Red Cross pleads for nurses.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
UPI
Little Saigon
Pacific
Philippines
Guam
Wake Island
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
U.S
Defense memo on bribes in Middle East sales disclosed
A Defense Department document shows counseled practices for bribery and influence used to secure Middle East sales by U.S. aerospace and electronics firms. The 1974 letter, signed by Josef Hoenig, was cited by Northrop in SEC filings amid its guilty plea to using agents to fund illegal campaign contributions.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
U.S. Aerospace and Electronic Industries
Middle East
Defense
Aerospace Industries Association
Electronic Industry Association
National Security Industry Association
Josef K. Hoenig
Defense Security Assistance Agency
Hoenig
A_ Defense Department
Jean Coffiaux
EIA
Coffiaux
Association
Northrop Corp
Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
Northrop
Hiss Seeks Law License After Perjury Conviction
Alger Hiss 71, once a State Department official and Carnegie Endowment figure, asks a Massachusetts court to reinstate his right to practice law. Disbarred in 1952 for perjury in the Chambers case, he maintains innocence as the Massachusetts Supreme Court plans a hearing on the appeal.
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Boston
UPI
Alger Hiss
New York
Hiss
Richard Nixon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
State Board of Bar Overseers
Whittaker Chambers
Iss
Nixon
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Chambers
U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals
State Department
Yalta
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
Carnegie Endowment For World Peace
Obledo sees 100 000 Viet refugees here
Sacramento California Health and Welfare Secretary Mario Obledo says up to 100 000 Vietnamese refugees may settle in California without funds to support them He cites a Camp Pendleton survey of 60 heads of household and 100 children showing 85 percent favoring California He warns that without federal or state funds the state has no resources to aid if federal money runs out and urges more planning before admitting refugees
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Sacramento
UPI
Mario Obledo
California
Obledo
Camp Pendleton
United States
Governor Brown to Appoint Lowenstein as Summer Aide
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr announces plans to name former New York congressman Allard K Lowenstein as a special assistant in the governor office for the summer term.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
New York
Allard K. Lowenstein
Assembly approves sex bill while rejecting pot penalties
California Assembly passes AB489 repealing laws against private sexual activity by consenting adults. The chamber defeats a marijuana decriminalization bill 37 to 36, with opponents citing timing and party unity. Governor Brown backs both measures as liberal reforms.
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Sacramento
UPS
California Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
San Francisco
Assembly
Senate
Willie L. Brown
Mike Antonovich
Glendale
Mervyn Dymally
George Moscone
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
Sieroty
Moscone
California lawmakers push malpractice insurance pooling bills
Gov Brown faces two rival bills to guarantee malpractice coverage through optional pools as doctors seek relief from rising premiums. A third pooling measure to curb costs stalled in the Assembly amid anesthetist strikes spreading to major cities.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Senate
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Alister McAlister
San Jose
Brown
Donald Burns
Business and Transportation
Assembly
Tornadoes strike Louisiana leaving two dead and damaged homes
A violent storm across the Gulf Coast killed two people in Louisiana. A Walker farmer died when a tree fell on him and another man died after his car was blown into a tree. About 60 percent of Audubon Terrace homes in Baton Rouge were damaged as winds ripped roofs and uprooted trees. Residents described the freight train like roar and debris filling the streets as outages blacked out Baton Rouge.
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United Press International
Louisiana
Gulf Coast States
Walker
Audubon Terrace
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
W.W. Dumas
Texas
Lone Star
Floresville
Tex
Falls City
Karnes City
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Camp Onofre
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Marie Fuess
Southern California
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Kodak
Robert Curl
Birmingham
Ala
Nancy Jane Myerson
Hartford
Conn
DOD
East Ocean Avenue
Lowenstein
Robert McLennan
Downey Republican
Oregon
Amber
Coleus
Sds Dees
Paulin’s
Rio
I P
Rubins
W. Ocean
Pet
Come.cete Pet Store
North
Lompoc Plaza
OU Tv
Lompoc
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