Boy hurt after clinging to school bus rear
A 13 year old Lompoc student Randy Springs of 1516 E North Ave was injured when he clung to a bus rear bumper and was thrown to the pavement. He was admitted to Lompoc Hospital with a minor laceration and concussion. discharge expected today.
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Lompoc
Randy Springs
E. North Ave
Lompoc Hospital
Bast Oak Avenue
Fifth Street
California Highway Patrol
Dorothy Myhand
Oakridge Ave
FCI
East Oak Avenue
Vandenberg Road
TV Drive
Ricard Laren
Roger Shore
Santa Maria
CHP
Laren
Shore
Fredrick Dorward
Ventura
Highway 246
Drum Canyon Road
Dorward
Marion Adebe
Los Alamos
Highway 1
Acker Road
Adeloe
Unemployed drop best in 10 years
The November unemployment rate fell to 3.4 percent, the largest monthly decline in a decade, with 360,000 fewer jobless. Most gains were among teenagers, young men aged 20 to 24, and adult women, as the Labor Department noted the drop from 3.9 percent in October to 2.7 million unemployed.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Labor Department
10-Foot Waves Batter California and Hawaii Storm Toll
Pacific storms sent waves to 15 to 50 feet battering California and Hawaii. In California two treasure hunters disappeared after their skiff capsized off Summerland Beach. Hawaii faced evacuations and centers as 2,000 residents left homes and shelters opened on Oahu and other islands.
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United Press International
California
Summerland Beach
Coast Guard
George Olszewski
David Salesski
Summerland
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kausi
Waialua High School
Pentagon to Question Calley in Whitewash Probe
First Lt. William L. Calley Jr. is summoned to the Pentagon for questioning by a special panel probing possible whitewash of the Song My massacre investigation. Calley faces premeditated murder charges for the 1968 killings of 109 Vietnamese civilians, with Capt. Ernest A. Medina under scrutiny for his role and orders.
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Washington
UPI
William L. Calley Jr
Pentagon
Song My
Calley
Ernest A. Medina
Pentagon Inquiry Board
Ft. Benning
Peers Investigation Board
Rail unions near approval for four craftsmanship contracts
The railroads and four shop craft unions reached a contract agreement on Thursday. About 48 000 workers covered by the pact will vote soon, with results expected in roughly 10 days. Union leaders and Labor Sec. Shultz urged speedy ratification and ruled out a strike. Details of the agreement were not released.
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Washington
UPI
William W. Winpisinger
Machinists
George P. Shultz
Foundations to remain tax free under tax reform debate
The Senate rejected a death sentence proposal to end tax exemption for foundations after 40 years. Gore argued many foundations act as tax havens. Mondale won an amendment to veto the 40 year restriction while a separate 15 percent Social Security benefits increase was proposed to take effect Jan 1.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Albert E. Gore
Dtenn
Gore
Kellogg Foundation of
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Harvard University Hall Occupied by Black Demonstrators
About 50 to 100 Black protesters seized University Hall at Harvard in Cambridge demanding increased minority hiring. They barred entrances with steel bars and locked themselves inside while officials warned of criminal charges. Police were alerted but not summoned as talks followed two hours later.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Cambridge
Harvard
University Hall
Army probes club scandal arrest? Senate lashes at Pentagon
Washington reports say no charges yet against Maj. Gen. Carl Turner and Sgt. Maj. Wooldridge amid Senate findings of possible graft and misconduct in enlisted men's clubs. Army delays Wooldridge and Higdon retirements while investigations continue. Weather forecast: fair today tonight with increasing clouds Saturday and temperatures in the 60s.
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Ribicoff
Pentagon
Resor
Subcommittee
Carl C. Turner
William O. Wooldridge
William E. Higdon
Seymour Lazar
Narzaez Hatcher
Billy J. Dugger
Ted Dickerson
James Givens
Army
Wooldridge
Higdon
Germany
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Turner
Lazar
Hatcher
Indictments Sought Against Manson Group in Tate Slayings
Los Angeles prosecutors seek murder and conspiracy charges against six or more members of the Manson Family in connection with the Tate and LaBianca killings. Twenty witnesses, including Susan Atkins, testify as the grand jury weighs indictments against Charles Manson and others.
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Los Angeles
UPJ
Sharon Tate
Manson
Grand Jury
Aaron H. Stovitz
Charles Manson
Death Valley
Susan Atkins
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Mike Wallace
CBS News
My Lai
Paul Meadle
CBS
Meadle
Cental Avenue
Frank Maltagliati
American Association
Country Club
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Tate
Miss Atkins
Shelley Joyce Nadell
Paul Caruso
Leno Labianca
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