Six hour San Diego crime spree ends with surrender
Two gunmen, Henry Madden and Mark Griffie, led a 150 mile chase from a Long Beach supermarket to Buckman Springs where they surrendered near a roadblock. The six hour spree involved hostage taking, a stolen car, and a ransom demand of 20000 dollars but no injuries occurred.
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San Diego
UPI
Here
Long Beach
Law
Los Angeles
White House
San Clemente
Buckman Springs Road
U.S
Forest Service
Henry Madden
Mark Richard Griffie
San Diego County
California
Laguna Hills
Leslie Dress Jr
Julian Rivera
Market Night Crew
Dress
Monique
Henry Lee Davis
Sarah Joan Keleher
Imperial Valley
Ralph C. Nunnery
Demonstrators Arrested Near White House in Eviction Notice Protest
About 300 antiwar protesters were arrested one block from the White House after blocking a rush hour march to serve an eviction notice on Nixon. Leaders including Rennie Davis and David Dellinger were detained as police used 1800 officers and a helicopter to shield traffic. The effort failed to deliver the notice or invite Nixon to discuss the Paris peace plan.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Rennie Davis
David Dellinger
John Fraines
Milwaukee
James Groppi
Pennsylvania
New York Avenues
Washington Monument Grounds
Paris
California teachers charter revoked for UTLA in Los Angeles
CTA President L. Gordon Bittle announced revocation of the Los Angeles local charter after UTLA refused a dues increase. The action threatens benefits and NEA membership for about 11,000 LA CTA members. UTLA faces a court order to remit $282,934 plus 8 percent interest.
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UPI
California Teachers Association
Los Angeles
CTA
L. Gordon Bittle
United Teachers of Los Angeles
State Representative Assembly
Bittle
National Education Association
UTLA
California and National Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
NEA
Winnie Ruth Judd life sentence commuted by Arizona governor
Governor Jack Williams commuted Winnie Ruth Judd life imprisonment to parole eligibility for the Tiger Woman, with parole board to set final terms. Judd, 67, has spent decades in hospital, fugitive years, and prison since a 1931 trunk murders case in Los Angeles and Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunk
Jack Williams
Arizona State Prison
Florence
Los Angeles
Judd
Williams
California
John Bremer
Danville
Agnes Ann Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Adjudicated Lompoc Record Publishes Daily Except Sundays
The Lompoc Record, a California corporation, is an adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It operates in Lompoc with offices led by President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe, offering home delivery and mail subscriptions at $2.25 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Fischer Beats Petrosian to Earn World Title Challenge
Bobby Fischer, a Brooklyn high school dropout, defeated Tigran Petrosian in the final round to secure a shot at Boris Spassky. The 28 year old American finished 6-1-2 in the 12 game series, with Petrosian resigning on move 46. The championship series will be set for next spring at a to be decided site.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Brooklyn
Tigran Petrosian
Fischer
Petrosian
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
White
UCLA Professor Sees No Automatic Wage Hikes After Freeze Ends
UCLA economist Neil Jacoby, one of Nixon’s five wage board public members, said there will be no automatic pay increases when the freeze ends November 13. He warned of significant controversy over labor demands to implement negotiated raises at the end of the freeze.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ucla
Neil Jacoby
Nixon
New Wage Board
Sacramento UPI Reports U.N. stance shifts and state bills
UPI reports Governor expresses disgust at UN expulsion of Nationalist China and ponders U S participation in UN voting. The piece lists multiple California measures: detainer deadline extension, peach acreage limits veto and approval bills, car exhaust noise phase ins, police officer protection rewards, hospital sprinkler mandates, noise insulation standards, Beverly Hills freeway deletion, and an all star open presidential primary proposal.
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Sacramento
United Press International
China
United Nations
U.S
U.N
McAlister
San Jose
Senate
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Assembly
Alquist
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