Army awards Navy captain for cost savings in 1970 program
The U S Army awarded Navy Captain Jackson L Schultz the Defense Merit Service Medal for a plan at the Oakland Army Base that cut loading costs by replacing heavy pallets with low cost expandable pallets, saving about 1 7 million in one year.
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World congress urges Soviet emigration and denounces harassment
At a Brussels conference on Soviet Jewry delegates urged Moscow to allow Jewish emigration to Israel or life in the Soviet Union. The meeting condemned the Jewish Defense League and expelled Rabbi Meir Kahane amid a stormy session. Beigin opposed condemning Kahane and called for action through parliaments and international bodies.
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Nixon Plan would send millions to Los Angeles area
Treasury official Robert Joss outlined a plan to distribute seven to seven point one million dollars to Long Beach and Los Angeles City and county areas, plus additional sums to Orange County and other Los Angeles County cities. California would receive about 590 million with most going to local governments.
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West Virginia rivals clash in federal bribery case
In Charleston federal court, former attorney general candidate William Barron and his wife Opal faced charges of bribing a jury foreman related to a trial where Barron had previously been acquitted. Co-defendant Ralph Buckley had pleaded guilty and received a 20 year sentence. Barron and Opal posted $100,000 bond.
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Slaying Trial Set in Stan Duke Case
Los Angeles sportscaster Stan Duke pleaded innocent to murder in the shooting death of radio commentator Averill Berman. Judge Malcolm M. Lucas set March 30 for the trial. Duke also faces attempted murder charges in a separate case involving his estranged wife Faye 33. Testimony showed Duke, a television reporter, shot Berman when found in his wife's home.
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Radio DJ Joke Triggers San Fernando Quake Rumor
A radio disc jockey’s jest sparked a false quake warning for the San Fernando Valley. Officials issued a public denial as callers flooded the station and the city with concern after a forecaster’s name was wrongly tied to the claim. The DJ later retracted the joke.
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Dick Whittington
Burglary Report At Oregon State Finley Hall
A report by T. F. Adams of Oregon State University housing says someone entered Finley Hall this week, unbolted and stole 92 toilet seats from the dormitory facilities.
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Oregon State University
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UAW Leader Blames Building Trades for Money Crisis
UAW President Leonard Woodcock criticizes the building trades for wage escalation fueling inflation and a building industry recession. He cites construction workers earning 2 to 3 dollars more per hour and urges moderated wage gains to stabilize the economy.
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Risking Flight and Kidnap Charge Reveals Motive Says Suspect
Jimmy Dee Harvey, 24, prisoner, told reporters he took a chance and lost after kidnapping two women and two children and driving about 500 miles. He appeared before Judge Peter Allen Smith amid charges of kidnaping robbery and escape with bail set at 200000. Harvey, a San Quentin inmate and prison barber, was captured in Fullerton after releasing the hostages in Bakersfield and Anaheim.
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