Alioto pushes anti strike law for police and firemen
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto urged California to pass a state law banning strikes by uniformed services. After meeting with New York Mayor Abraham Beame he defended using emergency powers to end a police and fire strike and said the city could have been paralyzed otherwise. He claimed new contracts involved a compromise and cited a 13 percent police raise, overruling supervisors.
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L A loses Democrat parley heads for New York
Discussion over where the party will hold its convention continues with New York City favored for economic gains and hotel space. Gov Brown’s criticism of LA drew mixed reactions while Beame touts Garden proximity. Kansas City edges Cleveland and Miami Beach for GOP venue amid facility concerns.
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Glacier icebreaker stuck in Arctic ice near Pt Barrow
The Long Beach based Coast Guard icebreaker Glacier broke a propeller off Alaska on Wednesday and became stuck in 10 feet of pack ice about 87 miles east of Pt Barrow with 210 crew aboard. Captain Richard Gillett aimed to free the ship using its own power as rescue plans remained on hold.
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Bosses on Berkeley fire duty
Berkeley fire force had eight supervisors with university and safety staff aiding. Talks with strikers and city officials resumed but failed to move closer on salaries as negotiations continued after a Monday walkout over a 16.5 percent pay raise to raise the top wage for hosemen to 316 800 in the university city of 120 000.
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Gas Shortage Sparks Ford Energy Debate in Pennsylvania
Governor Milton J. Shapp accused the Ford administration of inaction on natural gas and warned of a $2 billion consumer hit from price policies. He urged federal aid, an emergency gas allocation plan, and an investigation of reserves as Pennsylvania braces for a winter gas shortage with interstate prices rising to $1.50 per thousand cubic feet. Senator Mansfield plans a direct meeting with Ford to push for a price-control extension if Congress acts within weeks.
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U S role demanded by Israel in new Middle East pact
In Alexandria a senior U S official said Israel may reject a proposed interim settlement with Egypt without U S Congress approval for American volunteers in the peacekeeping operation. The plan envisions 1060 American civilian technicians in a U N buffer zone in the Mutle and Gidi passes to man early warning attack stations.
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Long Beach oilmen push offshore drilling amid hearings
Long Beach Chamber energy resources chair Douglas Lemons urged immediate offshore drilling beyond the ten mile limit to reduce foreign dependence and revitalize the state economy. A Santa Barbara activist interrupted with a accusation that Long Beach has sold its soul to oil interests.
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Woman deputy wounded in Pico Rivera shooting
Irma Alvareda, 32, a Pico Rivera deputy sheriff, was shot in the chest at 8:08 a.m. after stopping a speeding brown Pontiac. Two men allegedly attacked her, attempted to force her into the patrol car, and a man tried to grab her gun. She underwent surgery and was listed in serious condition at Beverly Hospital in Montebello. The incident followed a suspected bakery robbery nearby. Alvareda had been stationed in Norwalk earlier in 1973.
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Kent State appeal plan in landmark civil suit
The Kent State Civil suit recounts claims that victims were denied constitutional rights to free speech and due process while Rhodes and former President White argued guardsmen acted properly amid a violent mob. Notable defendants included former Ohio Adj. Gen. Del Corse and ex-Brig. Gen. Canterbury. Verdict sparked mixed reactions as wounded students and relatives voiced outrage and resolve.
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