Top State Aide Seeks Out in L.B. Tideland Oil Funds
A state aide advocates revising tidelands oil revenue formulas to boost state funds for higher education while criticizing Governor Reagan’s plan to cut summer programs. He lists reductions in local school aid and welfare and says the city of Long Beach has access to oil revenue for projects prioritizing state needs.
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L.B. Tideland Oil
Post
Reagan
University of California
State
State College
Nixon
Tidelands
Manson Cult Woman Seeks Self Defense at Arraignment
Patricia Kathie Krenwinkel, fifth of six Manson followers charged in the Sharon Tate murder case, asked to defend herself in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Dell delayed ruling, ordering the public defender to review potential conflicts while Krenwinkel and Charles Manson both sought to act pro se. Proceedings set for next Tuesday at 9 am after extradition issues for Krenwinkel from Mobile, Alabama.
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Sharon Tate
Los Angeles Superior Court
Charles Manson
Patricia
Kathie" Krenwinkel
George Dell
Manson
Dell
Public Defender's Office
Krenwinkel
Public Defender’s Office
Miss Krenwinkel
Mobile
Ala
Peruvians Seize U S Tuna Boat Near Peru Coast
The Western King, a U S tuna boat based in Puerto Rico with a 14 man crew, was boarded 37 miles off Peru's northern coast and taken to Talara after a 6 p m local time seizure. The incident highlights disputes over 200 mile claims versus the 12 mile limit and past diplomatic protests.
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Felando
U.S. Coast Guard
San Diego
Peru
U.S
Joseph Comez
Puerto Rico
Talara
Panama
Eenador
Pompidou Chats With Nixon On Landmark Washington Visit
President Georges Pompidou of France began a three day Washington visit with an exchange of pledges with President Nixon to cooperate on shared goals. The leaders recalled the long alliance and pledged to pursue peace, with Pompidou noting occasional policy divergences but stressing unity on vital aims. The French president received a red carpet welcome and dined at Camp David before the White House meeting.
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UPI
Georges Pompidou
France
Nixon
Jeader
White House
America
National Press Club
Pompidou
Pompidous
Camp David
Holy Land Tour Terror Shakes Bethlehem Area Bus
A bus carrying 37 American Christian tourists was shot at near Halhowl Hebron by Arab guerrillas. Barbara Ertle, 31, from Michigan, was killed. Lucille Draper and Tabea Dambo were wounded along with the tour guide Ziv Greenberg. Draper underwent surgery, Damico was lightly injured, and the bus halted after being struck by bullets. The group continued toward Jerusalem.
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UPI
Halhowl
Hebron
Michigan
Barbara Ertle
Theodore Ertle
Grandville
Mich
Lucille Draper
Alden
N.Y
Erving Draper
Tabea Dambo
Atlantic City
Damico
Miss Draper
Hadassah Hospital
Miss Damico
Ziv Greenberg
Holy Land
Draper
Guerrilas
Holz
Brooklyn
Airlines Boycotted as British Crews Meet on Tighten Security
London talks fail to decide on action as Arab airlines face boycotts by British ground crews and partial embargoes. Air France KLM lift shipments to Israel under new security, while Lufthansa Italia Swissair and others maintain or expand limits. Prime Minister Meir seeks global steps against Arab terrorism, and Switzerland tightens Arab entry controls as European airports heighten security measures.
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London
Air France
KLM
Israel
Lufthansa
al Italia
Swissair
Air Austria
Sabena
BOAC
British European Airways
Minster
Golda Meir
Nigeria’s War Cost Put at $720 Million
Lagos report says Nigeria spent over 720 million dollars to prosecute the last war against a secessionist regime. The federal finance commissioner stated at a finance conference that Nigeria did not borrow abroad or purchase military equipment on credit during the war. Chief Obafemi Awolowo confirmed the no credit stance.
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Lagos
UPL
Nigeria
Obafemi Awolowo
Stamps Pay for School Bus for Marion High
Framingham Mass. Marion High School teams solved transport needs by buying a new bus for 6.5 million Green Stamps. Sperry and Hutchinson Co exchanged a $6,700 check for 6.7 million stamps redeemed by students who preferred stamps to money as a painless fund drive.
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Framingham
Mass.i
Marion High School
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
Mrs Phelan Dies at 62 Linked to Douglas Aircraft
Violet Carrie Phelan 62 sister in law of Donald Douglas Sr founder of Douglas Aircraft died after a long illness in Gardena Memorial Hospital. She lived at 2ail Martha St Torrance and worked as an admin assistant in the medical services unit overseeing a clinic at the Culver City plant for regular executive physicals. Survived by son Mike and brother James Patrick. Services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Green Hills Mortuary San Pedro. Senate bid filed by Peter Behr in San Rafael for Republican nomination to state Senate seat vacated by John F McCarthy.
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Donald Douglas Sr
Douglas Aircraft Co
Gardena Memorial Hospital
Phelan
Martha St
Torrance
Douglas Culver City
Mike
James Patrick Carrie
Green Hills Mortuary
San Pedro
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