Lockheed eyes renegotiation as Rolls-Royce woes loom
London based Lockheed chairman Daniel Haughton says a satisfactory solution to the Rolls-Royce RB2 engine crisis may be found after the British firm’s receivership. He notes Lockheed remains dependent on the Tristar engine, which underpins a major 600 engine contract, while Rolls-Royce faces a $144 million loss and government aid skepticism. Meanwhile Kathmandu cancels a Nepal visit by Burma's Gen Ne Win due to sudden illness.
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Lockheed
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Burma
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Bribery Allegations Denied by Alioto
Seattle report on Joseph Alioto denying bribery claims in the fee sharing case tied to former Washington AG John J. O Connell and assistant George K. Faler. Alioto and O Connell testified about a 2.3 million fee in an antitrust matter against electrical equipment makers with rebates to utilities. O Connell admitted some clients learned of fee sharing but not the higher ceiling. authorities found no Washington law violation. Also notes O Connell spoke of gambling debts and campaign spending.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Washington Atty
John J. O'Connell
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O'Connell
Foremore
George K. Faler
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King
Pierce
Thurston
Faler
Washington
Attoreny General
Grand Jury
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Oconnell
Nevada
Abducted S.F. Baby Found With Suspect in Virginia
A 3 month old girl abducted from San Francisco General Hospital last January is found in Norfolk with Wanda Sue Shelbourne 21 charged with kidnapping and waiving extradition. Shelbourne tipped authorities by calling a Juvenile Bureau worker from Pittsburgh California. The child, youngest of Rosie Norris four, had been well cared for and gained weight while in custody.
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Norfolk, Vach
San Francisco
San Francisco General Hospital
Wanda Sue Shelbourne
Richard Coyle
Mrs. Shelbourne
Imeginre
Fittsburg
Calif
Three Indicted Over Bank Loan Misuse in LA
A federal grand jury charged William Van de Carr, Claude Purkitt, and Henry Woods with conspiracy and misapplication of bank funds for buying stock with 288000 of Hollywood National Bank money between February and April 1989. Bank suffered no net loss. penalties include up to five years in prison and $10000 fine.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
William van de Carr
Claude H. Purkitt
Henry A. Woods
U.S. Attorney's
U.S. Atty
Robert L. Meyer
Judge Banals Lady Lawyer Pantsuit in Court
In Los Angeles Judge Wilbur G Dettmar rebuked attorney Marguerite M Buckley for wearing a pantsuit in his municipal courtroom The judge declared you must choose to be a woman or a man and ordered Buckley to go home and change clothes The brief courtroom incident highlights dress code tensions in judicial settings.
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Los Angeles
White House
Muncipal
Wilbur G. Dettmar
Detitsar
Marguerite M. Buckley
Dettmar
Miss Buckley
Property Owners Sue S F Airport Over Noise
A group of 30 South San Francisco property owners filed a 900000 damage suit Wednesday against San Francisco International Airport. They allege low-lying jets create loud noises, disturbing vibrations and obnoxious odors that have damaged their property and lowered values.
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UPI
San Francisco
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