Space Cuts to Hurt EB Area Space program cuts and delays outlined
Space budget revisions reduce Saturn 5 production and Apollo flights, postponing Mars craft and life-detection missions to 1978. NASA plans 80,000 job cuts by mid 1971 with overall funding about 4 percent lower. Douglas and North American respond that ongoing Saturn 4/5 work and related projects may continue, while defense of the space program’s forward goals remains.
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NASA
Paine
Washington
Mars
Bureau of Budget
College Defends Ban on Press in Nudity Furor
The college defends its 40 day suspension with pay for two faculty members over nude class materials. Administration cites due process while a faculty delegation from the American Federation of Teachers urges restoration. Officials plan formal hearings with a tenured faculty panel to review the case.
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Goodman-Malamuth
American Federation of ‘Teachers
Robertson
Steele
Goodman- Malamuth
America
Cal State
Academic Senate
Goodman - Malamuth
Donald Si Monsen
Anaheim district voters approve 23 million bond and tax override
Patrons of the Anaheim Union High School District voted to self finance with a 23 million dollar bond and a 75 cent tax override, while rejecting a 2 million dollar state loan. Bond support was 17 720 to 8 745 about one third of the required 66 percent. Override passed 19 081 to 7 482 about 71.8 percent. The loan proposal drew 7 184 yes to 9 282 no, or 64.9 percent in favor.
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Anaheim Union High School
Court grants Manson two week delay in Tate slaying plea
In a tense court session, Charles Manson requested extra telephone time and was granted use of a county paid investigator. He complained photos of visitors are taken at the jail, while the sheriff defended the practice. Manson sought to have six fellow detainees join a habeas corpus motion, arguing they aided his attempt to challenge the grand jury.
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Manson
Dell
Agnew Trip to Asia Draws Protests and Guarded Return
Vice President Agnew left the building for the U.S. embassy as about 500 demonstrators booed and shouted. Police moved into the crowd and 15 were hustled into a van while Agnew's motorcade circled behind the building and sped away. He then visited the embassy for a tennis game with three Australian officials before continuing his mission to explain the Nixon doctrine and planning a return to Washington.
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Agnew
U.S
Manila
Bangkok
Taipei
New Zealand
U.S.A
Washington
Biafra Relief Halted as Nigeria Wins War Says Vatican View
Vatican Osservatore Della Domenica questions Biafran resistance and asks if sacrifice justifies killing millions. Odumegwu Ojukwu’s claim Nigeria would slaughter could be contradicted by moral concerns. Red Cross sends $40,000 plus antibiotics to Lagos as Paris urges UN aid for Biafra.
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Ibes
Fiies
Osservatore. Della Domenica
Odumegwu Ojukwi
Nicholas Frank
Caritas
Vatican
Biafra
American Red Cross
League of Red Cross Societics
Lagos
Alan §. Platt
League
Nigerian Red Cross
Three Peace Corps Girls Die in Kenya Crash
Three Peace Corps volunteers, Marsha Merrill Susan Davey and Marilyn McKay, were killed in a Kenya crash at a level crossing near Midori while on holiday from Liberia assignments. The U.S. Embassy identified the victims.
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Peace Corps
Kenya
Nairobi
Midorei
U.S
Marsha Merrill
Susan Davey
Marilyn McKay
Liberia
Wade Urges City to Tackle Pollution and Decay
Long Beach mayor Edwin W. Wade warned the Chamber the 1970s require a strong push on pollution control and urban decay. He touted river contamination, shore filth, and costly enforcement as key battles, urging jail terms for executives and heavy fines for firms discharging wastes.
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Long Beach
Edwin W. Wade
Chamber of Commerce
Wade
Los Angeles
Cherry Avenue
Armed Services Ymca
West Beach
League of California Cities
California
Two inmates escape Soledad State Prison yard fence
James Martinelli and Jesse Sanchez, both minimum security inmates, climbed a wire fence at Soledad State Prison Tuesday night and walked away. Martinelli, 30, is a Los Angeles forger with a sentence of 6 months to 44 years, while Sanchez, 27, is a noted Tresno robber.
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UPS
Soledad State Prison
James Martinelli
Los Angeles
Jesse Sanchez
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