Four More Tuna Craft Seized by Ecuador Report
The Antonina and Ocean Queen from San Diego and the Cape Cod from Puerto Rico were trapped by two Ecuadorian gunboats at dawn. The Apollo, Hornet, and Selner Venture were detained or released after fines. U.S. vessels faced heavy penalties amid a surge of fishing craft seizures in Salinas and nearby waters. The incident drew official negotiation help and questions about protection for American crews.
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Lucadia
Press-Telegram
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Ecuador
California
Jim Bart
Tuna Research Foundation
Terminal Island
Oregon
National Marine Fisheries Service
Selner Bold Venture
Anna Marie
Lexington
Chiders
U.S
Salinas
United Sates
Guayaquil
Quito
25 de Julio
Enright
Presidente Alfaro
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Silva
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Chile
Peru
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Hornet
Puerto
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Slain Woman Found On Beach Near Isla Vista
A young unidentified woman, apparently beaten, was found nude on a beach near Isla Vista by the UCSB area. Police said her head was covered with a coal and her face badly mutilated. This marked the third Isla Vista beach murder in just over six months, with two other victims identified as Thomas Dolutt and Momer Shadwick. A third assailant, Thomas Hayes, survived the attack. John Mood and Sandra Garoli were later beaten and stabbed nearby.
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Sants Barbara
Isla Vista
University of California At
Prince
Isla Vista Beach
Thomas W. Dolutt
Mutthattan Beach
Momer Shadwick
Monterey
Heach Las Hily
Thomas M. Hayes
John Franklin Mood
Oxnard
Sandra Garoli
Santa Barbara
Unemployed benefits for retiring brother discussed
ACTION LINE explains that voluntary retirement makes him ineligible for unemployment benefits in California. If retirement is compulsory and he is physically able and actively seeking work, he may qualify, and receiving Social Security or a pension does not bar benefits.
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Action Line
M.D
Long Beach
California Department of Human Resources Development
Oly
Cart theft question and bank insurance dispute answered
A reader asks if cart removal from a market lot counts as theft. Police say theft requires intent to deprive, which is hard to prove. contact the store about abandoned or removed carts. In a second issue, a reader disputes an extra insurance premium charged with a car loan. a bank official explains the policy timeline and cancellation, concluding no payment is required for the canceled second policy.
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M.B
Garden Grove
Savdun Grove
Long Beach
U.S. Natonal Bank of Oregon
Coos Bay
California
Action Line
V.A
Compton
James Menzies
Clion Line
Bethlehem Labor Pacts and GNP Drop in 1970
Bethlehem to President: Davis Bacon Act wage rules. Nixon faces wage price spiral threat. U.S. real GNP falls 3.3 percent in Q4 1970, full-year 1970 down 0.4 percent. GNP in current dollars up to 999 billion. GM strike blamed for most loss. Nixon and Laird meet with construction leaders. Agnew panel begins steel price study. Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel price moves evoke mixed reactions. Kaiser Steel aligns with 6.8 percent rise amid higher costs.
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Hodgson
Nixon
Commerce Department
General Motors
Department
Harold Passer
Defense
Melvin l. Laird
Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Commission
Cabinet Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Bethlehem Steel
Two Tankers Collide Off Angel Island Spilling Oil
A collision between two 423 foot tankers in fog east of Angel Island led to an oil spill. Coast Guard units and four civilian tugs rushed to the scene as both ships remained anchored in the central bay three miles north of San Francisco.
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Oregon Standard
Angel Island
San Francisco
Coast Guard
le Scene
McGovern Opens Early Bid for President's Job
McGovern emerges as a frontrunner with an early White House bid. He cites a Vietnam withdrawal pledge and lifelong opposition to the war, while naming potential rivals including Bayh Hughes Harris Proxmire Jackson Mondale and Clark. He formed National Citizens for Me Govern, pledging reforms to end poverty and racism and urging unity beyond party lines.
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Birch Bayh
Indianana
Harold TE. Hughes
Iowa
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
William Proxmire
Wiscosin
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Waller F. Mondale
Minnesota
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
McGovern
Humphrey
Robert F
Mass Kidnap Plot Ends With Shootout in Columbia
A mass kidnapping attempt ends after a confrontation at the Lindsay home in Columbia. Mrs. Lindsay and her 6-year-old son were forcefully taken to a minibus before moving to homes of Rep. Cottingham and James F. Lee. Lee defended his home, pistol drawn, as one kidnapper collapsed. Suspects Charles Leonard Searies and Grover Bennett faced charges including kidnapping, robbery, burglary and assault with intent to kill.
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Sen. Lindsay
Lindsay
Columbia
Lee
Bennettsville
Leo
Grover Bennett
Charlotte
Blazes in 3 States Kill 17 Children
Fire disasters across Beverly Massachusetts White Sulphur Springs New York and Denver Colorado claim seventeen young lives. A family in Beverly lost a year old Sharon Osbron while others escaped. In New York five children died in a kerosene heater blaze and a Denver fire trapped five youngsters as neighbors tried to aid them.
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Mass
Sharon Osron
White Sulphur Springs
N.Y
Patricia Beardsley
Denver
Merle Adams
Max Tafoya
Iavas
Eh Uren
Tran
Banks Cut Loan Rate to 6 Percent Across Major Banks
New Yorks biggest banks lowered the prime rate to 6 percent today, with Morgan Guaranty Trust Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank among the first to move. Other banks nationwide including Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Chicago American National Bank and Trust and several regional lenders followed, signaling a broader reduction that may lower mortgage and consumer loan costs. Crocker Citizens National Bank in San Francisco also trimmed its rate to 6 percent, three days after a prior cut from 6 1/4 to 6 percent.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chemical Bank
Pennsylvania Banking &Prust Co
Philadelphia
American National Bank & Trust of Chicago
Commerce Union Bank of Nashville, Tenn
Southwest Bank of St Louis
First National Bank of Atlanta
Western Pennsylvania National Bank of Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Crocker Citizens National Bank
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