First female Marine unit commander to be named at Pendleton
Camp Pendleton will soon name the first woman to command a Marine unit that includes men, though women will not lead combat units. The choice for the post at the vast Southern California base has not been finalized, a base spokesman said.
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Yanks Fear Kidnapping Surge in Argentina Attacks
In Argentina a new wave of guerrilla actions targets foreigners. Eight armed rebels raided an Exxon refinery near Buenos Aires, abducting manager Victor Samuelson of Cleveland, Ohio. A second American, Ford executive John Albert Swint, was killed in Cordoba days earlier. The U S embassy notes rising American departures as terrorism grows.
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Northern California Kaiser strike reduces services
In Northern California Kaiser clinics and hospitals nearly 5,000 workers walked out today, with pickets at 4 am. The walkout follows distraught contract talks between Kaiser and Local 250 of the Hospital and Institutional Workers Union, which sought a 4.2 percent combined pay and benefits increase. Kaiser countered with a 6.2 percent package as state mediator Ed Allem said talks should resume soon, though no date is set. A Kaiser spokesman noted supervisory staff and nonunion employees, including registered nurses, were covering essential duties.
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Atniking workers duties amid health care disruption
The official said health facilities were ready to provide medical services though routine care faced delays. Some patients awaiting elective surgery were sent home. Pharmacy hours were reduced across facilities. Negotiations have been ongoing since Sept 1 on a new contract after the prior agreement expired Oct. Hospital workers reported to work on an on and off basis.
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Barber Fires Topless Shampoo Assistant in Dover
Dover barber George H. Austin, 44, dismissed his 22 year old topless shampoo assistant under landlord orders after complaints from local groups. Six customers tested the service Tuesday while some praised it as lovely, but the shop faced eviction threats. In Spain, police broke up three ETA cells amid ongoing Basque violence in Bilbao.
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Million Dollar Armored Car Robbery in LA
Four masked gunmen robbed two guards outside LA City Hall in broad daylight. They fled in a late model Lincoln Continental with sacks believed to contain cash. City treasurer Le Jarid Koon said the loot totaled 11 million in worthless treasury warrants, paid already, creating a heavy bank and paperwork burden if not recovered.
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