10 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
1
Janet Bonnema, an engineer hired two years ago, entered the Straight Creek Tunnel prompting sixty workers to walk off the job. The proceedure dispute centers on her access to the interstate highway project through the Rockies.
Secretary of the Navy John Warner plans a high level briefing with senior officers to press full execution of civilian race relation directives. He met with NAACP counsel Nathaniel R. Jones to ensure fair justice for 27 black sailors aboard the Kitty Hawk with 22 postponements and five awaiting court martial at sea.
The third world bloc urged the United Nations to place the new environment headquarters in Nairobi Kenya arguing it tests global outreach. They warned the office in New York or Western capitals would rely on Western-backed access to expertise and financing. The United States hinted it might reduce its 40 million dollar pledge if Nairobi is chosen.
Saigon reports President Thieu told Gen. Haig and an Nixon envoy that all North Vietnamese troops must withdraw from South Vietnam before a cease fire agreement. U.S. pressure to withdraw accelerates, with plan to reduce troops below 27,000 by December 1. Thieu spurns private understandings and pushes for strict withdrawal and Cambodia Laos guarantees.
A letter bomb exploded in a London diamond brokers office injuring one man severely. A second device was found and the building evacuated as explosives experts searched the scene. Police described multiple injuries including lost fingertips and arm and leg wounds.
Eastman Kodak Co. unveiled an improved sick pay program on Thursday offering ill employees 40 to 70 percent of salary until age 65 if needed. Retirement benefits begin after 65. The prior plan provided up to 26 weeks for under 15 years and 52 weeks for 15 or more.
President Nixon contemplates a broad government reorganization via executive orders, prompting expected clashes with a Democratic-controlled Congress. Ziegler cited an OMB study on powers, while signaling aggressive personnel reshuffles to “clean the slate out” and shape his second term.
U S warplanes launched more than 700 strikes across four Indochina nations and doubled raids in the North Vietnam panhandle. Officials say air attacks rise to counter increased Communist supply lines while a Nixon halt above the 20th parallel remains in effect.
Jean Westwood pledges to fight opponents seeking her ouster as Democratic national chairman after Nixon's landslide win. Opponents say post election turmoil demands new leadership. showdown set for December 9 at the DNC meeting with McGovern allies backing change and notable figures like Henry M. Jackson and Robert Strauss in play.
A Tonawanda town judge dismissed conspiracy charges against Ronald F. Roman and Raymond Wolentarski who were accused of planning to kill two Erie County deputy sheriffs. Defense argued there was no proof of an agreement or overt act. The men were arrested in September for targeting Deputy Tuttolomondo and Capt. Caffery of the narcotics unit.
Postmaster General E T Klassen says he will hand deliver a souvenir album of 1972 Christmas stamps to President Nixon. He aims for delivery by Christmas during dedication ceremonies for the new stamps.
Albany reports say Rochester Supreme Court Justice Richard M. Rosenbaum was offered the New York State Republican chairman job but had not accepted or declined. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller reportedly favored Rosenbaum, who would replace Charles Lanigan after 30 years as state chair. Lanigan will become a Metropolitan Life vice president and submit Rosenbaum's name to the committee at its Nov. 20 meeting.
FBI and other investigators probe possible ties to a string of 22 kidnap robbery murders across multiple states. Five family members in Santa Barbara County Jail and San Quentin face federal kidnapping charges linked to a doughnut shop waitress robbery. two other waitresses are named among the cases.
The Nixon administration argued the law forbids judges from inspecting classified government documents in a case about the underground nuclear test in Alaska. The U.S. Circuit Court's ruling that a federal judge may inspect those documents is challenged.
The coal carrier U S Gypsum was beached three miles south of Amherstburg Ontario after colliding with a tow, towed to Detroit earlier this week, crews feared sinking in the main channel with no injuries reported. The other item notes a government cost estimate of 1.98 million for seizure and occupation related to pre repair testing by the Indian Bureau.
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