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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1972

Page

2

Police halt mob of Protestant youths at Belfast station

In East Belfast police fired two shots into a Willowfield station ceiling to disperse about 80 youths from the Protestant Tartan Gang. The attack followed the arrest of an Ulster Defense Association inner council member, with bottles and stones used against officers and two hijacked buses blocking roads. A car bomb near the SDLP offices caused shattered windows but no casualties.

Willowfield Belfast Social Democratic and Labor Party SDLP Northern Ireland

Nationwide school strikes loom as openings near

The nation faces potential widespread disruptions with Philadelphia facing a prolonged summer for 285 000 public school students amid a teachers union strike while eight western Pennsylvania districts see action and Rhode Island districts plan strike votes. In New York City teachers threaten action if a complete offer is not presented within 24 hours.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Rhode Island New York City Board of Education United Federation of Teachers UFT Illinois Lesser Champaign Carpentersville Rockford Philadelphia Federation of Teachers PFT Newport Providence New York Albert Shanker

Cab Driver Used as Go-Between in Bomb Threat

FBI disclosed that a San Diego taxicab driver acted as an intermediary in a weekend bomb threat against Delta Air Lines. He was forced at gunpoint to call Delta demanding 100000 dollars or two planes would be bombed. The suspects, armed, fled and were not heard from again, raising speculation the extortion may have been a hoax.

San Diego UPI Delta Air Lines FBI San Diego International Lindbergh Field Delta

South Vietnamese recapture Quan Loi airfield

About 8000 South Vietnamese troops recaptured Quan Loi airfield 60 miles north of Saigon after three days of heavy fighting. They also retook Phu Mieng and positions near Artillery Base Ross and advanced toward An Loc as casualties for the day reached 7 government dead and 30 wounded while 46 North Vietnamese were killed. Typhoon Elsie lingered offshore, hampering air support.

Saigon UPS Quan Loi Phu Mieng Ross Que Son 18Th Infantry Division An Loc Pleiku U.S Elsie Quang Tri City

California Denver Zephyr jumps tracks in Nebraska derailment

The Amtrak California Denover Zephyr with 224 passengers derailed in southern Nebraska after striking a broken track. About 12 hours after a late departure from Chicago, 16 cars jackknifed off the rails near Hastings. 30 treated at Hastings Hospital. three sustained injuries.

Neb UPI Midwest West Coast Nebraska Amtrak Chicago Escae Burlington-Northern Railroad California Hastings Hospital Fred Wilson Fort Wayne Ind Mary Lanning Marian Ryan Denver

Agnew Receives Warm Reception at Southern Governors Meet

Vice President Spiro Agnew, praised by mostly Democratic governors at Hilton Head, addressed the Dixie and border state chiefs amid McGovern’s bleak outlook. Maryland’s Mandel conceded no chance to carry the 17-state bloc, while South Carolina’s West predicted a very warm reception for Agnew. Alabama’s George Wallace arrived en route to the conference.

Hilton Head Island S.C UPI Spiro T. Agnew Nixon George McGovern Agnew Dixie Border State McGovern United Press International John West South Carolina

Prisoners Remain in Cells After Nevada State Prison Protest

Warden Carl Hocker keeps about 300 inmates locked in their cells at Nevada State Prison after a weekend protest and firebombing. Two convicts are in solitary, others fed sandwiches as the warden demands inmates first restore normalcy and offer conciliatory moves. The inmate council says most want release, but fear being first. A nonviolent boycott occurred in sympathy with 28 inmates in maximum security cellblock who filed complaints to Gov. O Connaghan.

Carson City Nev UPI Carl Hocker Nevada State Prison Hocker

Elvis to perform in first world satellite concert

Elvis Presley announces a 60 minute satellite concert beamed to audiences in about 50 countries including Australia Japan Korea New Zealand and Thailand with a Eurovision simulcast in 28 European nations. NBC will air the show in the United States later. The Honolulu venue will originate the program and negotiations aim to reach the Soviet Union and China.

Las Vegas UPI Elvis Presley Russia China Presley Las Vegas Hilton Australia Japan Korea New Zealand The Phillipines Thailand Soviet Union Honolulu International Theater Nbc-Tv United States

Freeway takeoff and beach landing crown Labor Day aviation scare

Three small planes made emergency landings in Los Angeles area on Labor Day. David R. Summers, 31, Perris, landed on the Santa Monica Freeway after fuel run low and later took off with CHP approval to Santa Monica Airport. Two others landed in a housing project clearing near Compton Airport injuring two men, while Douglas E. Getting of Canoga Park safely landed a plane on Malibu Beach after engine trouble.

Los Angeles UPI David R. Summers Perris Santa Monica Freeway Summers California Highway Patrol Federal Aviation Administration Santa Monica FAA Compton Las Campana Hospital Malibu Douglas E. Getting Canoga Park Getting

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