Lockheed Machinists Join Boeing Strikes at Vandenberg AFB
Lockheed Corp machinists walked out and joined Boeing strikers in separate actions that threaten the aerospace industry. IAM and A W members voted to strike at 12:01 today after breakdown of negotiations at 6 p.m. last Wednesday. Over 15,000 machinists at three California Lockheed plants that make the L1011 TriStar jetliner participate amid Navy work.
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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
California
Navy
Georgia
Claude Callan
IAM
Lockheed Space and Missile Co
Agena
Burbank
Palmdale
Sunnyvale
Lyle Timmons
Vandenberg Boeing Machinists
Vatican urged to avoid meetings with antiwar groups
The State Department document released under FOIA shows Rome officials told the Vatican that meeting antiwar groups or Viet Cong representatives would be inappropriate during the Vietnam era. The memo indicates the Vatican faced pressure not to engage with such groups. In Lompoc, the school board will hear from the librarian and discuss library services, civil defense plans, and a state finance bill adding 453189 dollars in aid to LUSD.
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LUSD
Brown
Lompoc
Clergy visit to Rome amid U S antiwar protest discusses Vatican reception
Memo by Ambassador Graham Martin notes a January 1973 Rome visit by clerics from Clergy and Laity Concerned led by Bishop James Armstrong and Rabbi Leonard Beerman to protest U S Hanoi policy. FBI released memo to the group. Vatican reception reportedly deemed a point in negotiations.
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Harvey Cox
Leonard Beerman
Los Angeles
Episcopal
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Standford University
Robert McAffee Brown
Mary Luke Tobin
Sisters of Loretto
FBI
Vatican
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Gore
Laity
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Hanoi
Want
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Puerto Rico to seek statehood amid semi colonial status
Governor Carlos Romero Barcelo told UPI editors that Puerto Rico will petition Congress for statehood in the near future. He argued the island is disenfranchised as an American citizen and embarrassed before the United Nations, while preserving Spanish as the primary language. Public remarks followed at the EDICON conference.
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United States
Carter Nearing Finish of Tax Reform Plan
President Carter said he nearly finished the tax reform package to be sent to Congress after returning from Camp David. Administration sources cited a potential 22 billion dollar net tax cut split as 15 billion for individuals and 7 billion for business, with the total likely around 22 billion.
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UPI
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Blumenthal
Dayan rejects PLO role in Geneva talks again
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan says the PLO cannot represent at Geneva peace talks but may accept low level Palestinian representation from Gaza or the West Bank. He insists on West Bank and Gaza Palestinians only and rules out Palestinians from Amman. He warns that a Geneva meeting would fail without PLO representation.
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UPI
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Dayan
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Palestine
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Gaza
Syria
Jordan
Amman
ERA deadline extension considered
The Justice Department weighs extending the ERA ratification period and whether states can rescind earlier votes. Attorney General Griffin Bell says the White House requested the opinion, with a decision due in a week to 10 days, amid Carter backing and Nebraska and Tennessee moves to rescind.
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Meet the Press
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Reihat
Weather Outlook With Tides For Warner Area
Sunny conditions continue this afternoon and Tuesday with highs in the 70s to low 80s. Tonight’s low expected between 52 and 58. Tidal predictions show high tides of 5.6 feet at 9:34 a.m. and 5.1 feet at 9:58 p.m., with low tides of 0.5 feet at 3:26 a.m. and 0.3 feet at 3:56 p.m.
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Canal pacts may bring Soviet or Cuban presence to Panama
Adm. Thomas Moorer warned that ratified canal treaties could allow a Soviet or Cuban foothold in Panama, while Gen. Maxwell Taylor supported the treaties as advantageous. Senate hearings opened with debate over turning the canal over to Panama by 2000, as Church urged a Panama testifying mission.
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UPI
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JCS
LNG blaze could not be contained by existing firefighting methods
A U.S. Congress report from the Office of Technology and Assessment warns that LNG spills pose uncontrollable fire dangers. It notes no federal siting rules for onshore LNG facilities, predicts 5 to 15 percent of U.S. natural gas may come from Alaska and abroad within two decades, and details how a spill could vaporize and ignite in sea water.
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Alaska
Amnesty group and Irish women win Nobel Peace Prizes
The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 1977 prize to Amnesty International for fighting violence, terrorism, and torture worldwide. Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan of Northern Ireland were honored retroactively for their peace movement aimed at ending violence and uniting the divided community.
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Amnesty International
Northern Ireland
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Mairead Corrigan
Northern Ireland Peace Movement
Belfast
United Nations
Alfred Nobel
Lompoc planners schedule four public hearings and notices
Lompoc planners set four public hearings tonight plus new business on land divisions and fence modifications. Public issues include piano lessons at 612 N Fifth St and a home office with a mail order business at 1305 N Orchid St, plus zoning changes on H Street and North Avenue. Old business covers hospitality house parking. new business discusses a Space Shuttle Draft EIS. Separate reports note a Bell Gardens woman dies after a Highway 101 motorcycle crash near Cat Canyon Road and a second crash near Buellton causes a concussion for Emma Martinez Lopez.
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League of California Cities
Lompoc
Redwood Burdocks
Lompoc Church of God
North Avenue
Seventh Street
Gloria Stephens
H Street
Central Avenue
Culberson Construction Co
Laurel and
Chestnut Avenues
R Street
Paul Snow
Barrington PI
E. Maple Ave
North I St
North A St
Bell Gardens
Janice Lynn Marquez
Marian Hospital
Highway 101
Cat Canyon Road
California Highway Patrol
Buellton
Emma Martinez Lopez
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