Guthrie Rehired by Eastern After Pollution Stand
Guthrie, a 58 year old former Eastern Air Lines employee with 30 years service, is rehired as a pollution consultant. Eastern and the Airline Pilots Association reached terms allowing Guthrie to return with back pay and seniority after he was fired last October for delaying flights to vent jet fuel. Guthrie claimed the action reduced pollution but caused public displeasure and job loss.
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Det Contirte
Eastern Lines
Eastern
Miami
Pilot's Association
Guthrie
Wiliam Guthrie
Eastern Air
Towns Fight Navy over Doctor Werner’s Draft Move
San Andreas Calif residents press to keep Dr Thomas Werner in local practice as the Navy contemplates activation. Werner, 33, a general practitioner with four daughters, appeals for deferment while Calaveras County relies on him and eight other doctors to serve 7 000 rural residents.
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Thomas Werner
San Andreas
Calif
Navy
Werner
Navy Reserve
Calaveras County
Alan Crauston
D-Calif
Jackson
Lodi
Stockton
Fund drive aids Oregon man in Vietnam era support
A South Vietnam unit raised 106.10 in seven hours to help Floyd Rice of Grants Pass nursing home avoid losing his eyeglasses and hearing aid. Nurses began collection after a hearing aid firm demanded a 13 dollar down payment on a 260 dollar cost. Captain LaGrow and peers matched and contributed.
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South Vietnam
Floyd Rice
Rice
Stars and Stripes
Doe LaGrow
Grayling, Miel
Newballad
Israel and Egypt clash over terms for peace in Middle East
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said in Cairo that Egypt would fight Israel rather than accept its peace terms. Israel outlined conditions for negotiations to U N mediator Gunnar V. Jarring after talks in Jerusalem. In Amman, Prime Minister Wasfi Tel announced a cease fire with Palestinian guerrillas ending five days of heavy fighting, though sporadic gunfire continued.
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Anwar Badal
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarritg
Jerusalem
Sadat
United Nations
Muhammad H. el-Farra
Thant
Security Council
Middle East
Mideast
Amman
Jordan
Wasfi Tel
Court Limits Wiretapping of Dissidents
A federal judge ruled that the US attorney general cannot order wiretaps without a warrant in cases involving purely domestic organizations suspected of subversive activity. In the Melvin Carl Smith case, Ferguson noted government overheard conversations and set 30 days for the government to respond.
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Los Angeles
Warren J. Ferguson
Melvin Carl Smith
Black Panther
Smith
Ferguson
U.S. Circuit Court On Appeals
San Francisco
Black Panthers
Moorer in Visit to Cambodia during Vietnam War flare
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chair of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, visited Cambodia to review how to leverage $255 million in aid. Meanwhile fighting surged in Vietnam and Cambodia with air strikes on North Vietnam and ground actions around Route 4 and the U Minh Forest. A 1,000-strong South Vietnamese convoy moved toward Phnom Penh with artillery, as Cambodia and South Vietnam plotted offensives against Communist forces along vital corridors to Kompong Som and the oil refinery.
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Saigon
UPS
Thomas H. Moorer
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Navy
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Route 4
Pichiil Pass
Fishhook
South Vietnam
U Minh
Mekong
Sai Fon
da Nang
U S Girls Tricked Into Viet Vice Case
Four young Chicago women allege a local theatrical agency lured them into prostitution for U S servicemen in Saigon. They describe captivity in a villa, a hurried escape to the American embassy, and return home after reporting to authorities. The case involved federal and local agencies and an international crossing for alleged vice activity.
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Chicago
OPI
Saigon
U.S
Pepper Recall Covers 116700 Tins Nationwide
The FDA announced a recall of 136700 tins of ground black pepper from wholesalers nationwide due to Salmonella contamination. An FDA spokesman said the organism does not multiply readily in pepper but could cause food poisoning in certain uses such as salad dressings. Pepper manufactured by Frank Tea & Spice Co. of Cincinnati and distributed under 15 brand names.
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FDA
Frank Tea & Spice Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brant
Rally Planned in East L A to Protest Police Brutality
East Los Angeles organizers vow a nonviolent march on January 31 despite a violent Saturday protest that left 36 arrests and shattered store windows. Rosalio Munoz of the Chicano Moratorium Committee warned of possible civil disobedience if officers attack. Mayor Yorty says some protesters sought violence.Police will investigate claims four officers beat Justicia leader Ray Andrade outside the Times building.
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Los Angeles
Rosalio Munoz
Chicano Moratorium Committee
Munoz
Sam Yorty
Justicia
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