Highway patrolmen vow revolt over Reagan veto
Sacramento UPI reports California highway patrolmen promise a courtroom revolt after Gov Reagan partially vetoed a 4 percent pay raise. The Assembly rejected attempts to override. CHP head Vern Alexander says the group will sue to force wages comparable to other agencies, noting morale and funding concerns.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Vern Alexander
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
Reagan
Alexander
California
Man Must Pay Back U S 27 054 49 Windfall
Prentiss Sykes a 60 year old employee cashed a government check for 27054 49 dollars. He deposited 15000 in savings 11054 in checking and kept 1000 in cash. The error started with a GSA clerical mistake in Kansas City and involved the Secret Service. Sykes agreed to repay 300 monthly installments and remains ahead financially.
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Denver
UPI
Prentiss Sykes
Sykes
Wyoming
Rose
San Diego
Calif
David
General Services Administration
GSA
Secret Service
U.S
Lompoc Record details officers and publication terms
The notice lists Lompoc Record Publication details including corporate officers, editors, managers, associations, and rate information. It notes Second Class Mail status, home delivery by mail, daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, and payment in advance at $2.25 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publicatins
Kenneth Lo Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gavien Jackson
Marine sergeant wins discharge over Vietnam orders
Sgt. John K. Middleton, claiming a recruiter promised Clarksville stay during his second enlistment, won a discharge after a writ of habeas corpus was filed. The case argued the Marine Corps violated the reenlistment contract by sending him to Vietnam a second time. Middleton was discharged 19 months before his planned tour end.
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Camp Pendleton
UPI
Marine Corps
Vietnam
John K. Middleton
Corps
Middleton
Clarksville
Tenn
United States
Nathan R. Zahm
U.S. District Court
San Diego
Luna 16 lands with rocks from the moon in bold space feat
The Soviet Luna 16 unmanned spacecraft collected lunar rocks and landed in Kazakhstan at 8 20 am Moscow time, marking the first return of lunar material to Earth by an automated craft. Tass described a precise target hit 48 miles southwest of Dzhezkazgan as a historic step in space exploration.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Earth
Tass
Kazakhstan
Central Asian Republic
Dzhezkazgan
Republic of
Moon
U.S
Peanut farmer wins Georgia gubernatorial runoff for Carter
Jimmy Carter, a wealthy peanut farmer who called himself one of Georgia's little people, won a smashing Democratic primary runoff for governor. He led former Gov. Carl E. Sanders throughout, and Sanders conceded after Carter built a large margin a few hours after polls closed.
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Atlanta
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
Carter
Sanders
Tate witness testifies on Atkins claim at Manson trial
Barbara Hoyt testifies she overheard a September 1969 exchange at Spahn Ranch in which Susan Atkins allegedly told Sharon Tate to quiet herself and Tate was said to be the last to die so she could witness others slain. The judge limits relevance to Atkins's guilt.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Barbara Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Spahn Ranch
Susan Atkins
Manson Family
Vincent Bugliosi
Miss Atkins
Sadie Susan Atkins
Sadie
Linda Kasabian
Tate
Charles H. Older
Manson
Honolulu
Miss Tate
Charles
Tex’’ Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Ziggy the six ton elephant released after 29 years in captivity
Ziggy the six ton elephant at Brookfield Zoo walked into the outdoor yard for the first time since 1941. Keeper George Slim Lewis urged him outside then observed the animal explore briefly before retreating to the enclosure for feeding time.
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Chicago
Ziggy
Brookfield Zoo
George ‘Slim’ Lewis
Lewis
Seattle
Wash
Zoo
Lettuce prices retreat from peak amid west coast strike
Wholesale lettuce prices eased to 11 to 14 cents a head, down from a two week high of 26 cents, as UFWOC expanded strike actions against Freshpict and D Arrigo Bros. in Salinas while talks with Cesar Chavez led union arguments. A tentative deal emerged with Meyer Tomatoes and Brown Hill, large King City tomato growers.
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San Francisco
UPI
Salinas Valley
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Joe Carcione
Salinas
UFWOC
Freshpict
D‘arrigo Bros
Teamsters
Cesar Chavez
William Spaulding
Farm Union
King City Tomato Growers and Shippers
Meyer Tomatoes
West Coast
Brown & Hill
Storms and Heat Mark Start of Autumn Across Nation
Thunderstorms lashed the Midwest with tornadoes in Illinois while Atlantic coastal areas posted record heat on the first day of autumn. A 73-year-old South Bend woman was critically injured as winds toppled a trailer. Rio Illinois saw a tornadic roof loss and a grain bin damage. a tornado eyeed Marion County west of Hannibal Missouri. Moline recorded September's wettest month with 14 inches. East coast highs reached 98 in Baltimore and 93 in Allentown with 92 in Providence and 94 in Harrisburg. Cooler, unsettled weather prevailed from the Great Lakes to New England as the Northern Plains had sprinkles.
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United Press International
Midwest
Illinois
Atlantic
South Bend
Ind
Rio
Ill
Marion County
Hannibal
Moline
Baltimore
Allentown
Providence
R.L
Harrisburg
Great Lakes
New England
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