Brown warns universities no more state funding in 1976 77
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr says California colleges and the UC system will face lean budgets with little chance of increased funding for 1976 77 He cites a lid on aid to community colleges to curb expanding adult education and warns some colleges may close if costs aren t cut He also notes limits on salary increases for instructors and criticizes overexpected budgets while UC president and university leaders warn of possible impact if funds are trimmed.
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International Longshoremen's and Warehouseman’s Union
Joseph Alio
California
Edmund Brown
National Maritime Administration
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Nob Hill
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Bomb threats tied to Bahamas Air scare claim Cuban exile group
A man calling himself Ernesto or Cuban Power 76 told UPI he plans more bomb plots with warnings before detonation. The Bahamas Air jet bomb, two pounds of plastic explosive on a watch device, was found in a restroom paneling. 62 passengers remained in the terminal as authorities removed it. A separate, unrelated bomb found at a University of Miami complex did not connect to the Bahamas threat.
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UPI
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Ernesto
United Press International
University of Miami
Britain Faces Medical Crisis as Doctors Propose Walkout
Specialized doctors threaten to withdraw services and join interns in protest of NHS policies. Hospitals nationwide may close or restrict functions as 19 000 interns begin a 40 hour week to push for higher overtime pay, while 11 000 senior consultants threaten to withdraw over private patient use in state facilities and free choice concerns. Barbara Castle notes the 12 weekly pay rise ceiling as not meeting demands.
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UPI
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National Health Service
Social Services
Barbara Castle
Reporters Freed After Pro Amnesty Protest in Madrid
Four Spanish reporters detained at a pro amnesty rally near Cabanchel prison were freed to avert a journalists strike. Police also released three actors. the demonstrators echoed calls for broader democratic reforms as King Juan Carlos’s pardon for about 2,000 prisoners drew mixed reactions.
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UPI
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Francisco Franco
Vicente Enriquez Tarancon
Madrid Press Association
Juan Carlos
Franco
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San Sebastian
Pro-Communist Generals Fired in Portugal Revolt End
Portugal dismissed two top pro Communist leaders Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho and Gen Carlos Fabiao after a failed leftist military revolt. The Revolutionary Council accepted their resignations and Army Chief Fabiao was replaced by Lt. Col Ramalho Eanes. Warplanes saluted the end of the revolt as President Gomes spoke of normalizing military units. Brig Lourenco warned the siege would stay until no danger remained.
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Portugal
UPI
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Carlos Fabiao
Revolutionary Council
Copcan
Carvalho
Fidel Castro
Europe
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Fabiao
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Vasco Lourenco
Civil rights leaders urge Ford to reopen King assassination inquiry
Rev Ralph Abernathy Dick Gregory and Hosea Williams rally at the White House urging President Ford to review the King case. They cite two men in custody who could testify about a conspiracy and press for immunity for witnesses Watson and Andrews. Ford welcomes investigation into the FBI harassment of King and possible new leads.
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UPI
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James Earl Ray
Ralph Abernathy
Dick Gregory
Georgia
Hosea Williams
White House
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King
Edward Levi
FBI
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Robert Byron Watson
C.H Andrews
RL Warren
Watson
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Andrews
Mimico
Syria signals conditional renewal of Golan peacekeeping mandate
U N diplomatic sources report Syria will extend the 1,250 member peacekeeping force in the Golan Heights if the Security Council passes a resolution calling for new Middle East talks. Damascus sought a link between the mandate and negotiations on a comprehensive peace settlement in the region.
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U.N
Syria
Golan Heights
Security Council
Middle East
Kurt Waldheim
Hafez Assad
Damascus
United Nations
Waldheim
Assad
Panel overturns kidnap verdict in Murphy case
A three judge Fifth Circuit panel overturned William A H Williams's kidnapping conviction on pretrial publicity and prejudicial government arguments. A new trial is ordered. Williams had been sentenced to 40 years for extorting 700000 for Reg Murphy release. Murphy, editor of the San Francisco Examiner, was unharmed after 49 hours hostage in February 1974.
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UPI
Atlanta Constitution
Reg Murphy
William A. H. Williams
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Williams
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