Safety aide blamed in blast quits
Hatton's boss and Vincent White as Reagan appointees faced criticism from Moretti who accepted a report on industrial safety. The committee charged procedural changes hinder enforcement and prosecutions while noting budget cuts under the Reagan era. Mulligan denied bribery charges and outside income amid resignation talks.
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Hatton
Vincent White
Horn
Watton
Reagan
Bell
Moretti
Assembly Select Committee On Industrial Safety
Newton [Assef
Tujunga
Dixon Arnett
Redwood City
Jack Fenton
Montebello
Him Keyser
San Fernando
Larry 7
Townsend
Forrance
Mulligan
Honohte
Ship cargo blocked at Baja border in labor dispute
Longshoremen and the Pacific Maritime Association picketed to pressure a pact. Cargo for the U S, mostly in containers, moves from Ensenada to the border by Mexican trucks then to U S drivers. Customs checks at San Ysidro. Seams ters refusing to cross line could trigger a cargo log jam on the Baja side. At least 28 trucks halted at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
U.S
Ensenada
Mexico
Virginia Street
San Ysidro
Otskirts
Tijuana
U S aide mistakenly votes to expel Taiwan at WHO
Geneva U S delegate to the World Health Organization says he voted by mistake to expel Nationalist China as the resolution to seat Communist China and oust Taiwan passed 13 to 4 with four abstentions. Dr Benjamin Blood offered no explanation for the error.
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Geneva
U S
World Health Organization
China
Taiwan
Benjamin Blood
Pistol Aimed at Cop Misfires In Home Standoff
The incident near 203 E M St ended when a gun misfired as a man pressed a pistol to the officer’s abdomen. He allegedly told the officer to drive and warned of fatal harm. A nearby suspect, Pa gulayan, faced charges of possession of dangerous pills for sale after a stop. A ballistics test found a live shell in the gun Bradley carried, with a weak hammer spring narrowly saving the officer.
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E. M St
Bradley
Wulterin
Admin Officials Discuss North Vietnam Reconstruction Aid Plan
U S officials described a proposed Indo china reconstruction package worth 7.5 billion dollars over five years with up to a third to North Vietnam. The plan followed Hanoi envoys presenting a nine point settlement that included reparations, which Washington rejected. Congress would need to approve the aid as part of a broader settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
United States
Nixon
Congress
Dissident Soviet General to Stay in Asylum for Six Months
Maj. Gen. Pyotr Grigorenko, a Soviet dissident with a 34 year service record, was ordered detained in a psychiatric asylum for six more months after appearing before a panel of Soviet psychiatrists. The panel reportedly ordered confinement at an asylum in Chernyakhovsk, Soviet Lithuania.
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Moscow
Pyotr Grigorenko
Grigorenko
Chernyakhovsk
Lithuania
Gunman freed at gunpoint. police pursue across streets
Neighborhood alerts lead to a chase after a gunnman released from custody and placed into a car trunk. Officer Thomas Beaver pursues the vehicle and captures the man identified as Bradley Pagulayan. Bradley was on bail awaiting a hearing.
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Mary Lou Bradley
Gunnman
Thomas Beaver
Pagatayan
McDonald and
Renan Avenues
Beaver
Bradley
Pagulayan
Manila airport fire ruled arson after lab tests
The National Bureau of Investigation announced evidence points to arson in the Manila airport terminal fire that occurred last Saturday, killing 10 people. Director Jolly Rugarin said laboratory tests detected potassium chromide in the debris.
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Manila
Natonal Bureau of Investigation
Jolly Rugarin
ACTION LINE: Reward delays and profit sharing disputes
Readers seek help with unpaid $25 rewards from American Express and Diners Club after sending cards, while legal action unfolds over a profit sharing plan from Price Winding now owned by Multitech. Attorneys say funds are in trust and awaiting termination and disbursement. district staff collect Blue Chip stamps used in driver training and redeem them for district funds.
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American [Express Co
Diners’ Club Inc
M.L.F
San Pedro
Los Angeles
American Express Co
Alice O'Keefe
Action Line
Americas Express Co
P.O
Broadway
New York
Price Winding Co
Price Winding
Multitech Tno
Monterey Pass Road
Monterey Park
Multitech
M-C
Bellflower
Gregory Smith
John Wooley
Wooley
Mullitech
Long Beach Unified
Ell
Lakewood
Hind
Hanoi analyzes Nixon peace plan and election idea
Pravda quotes Hanoi leaders as analyzing Nixon proposals while opposing a six month U.S. withdrawal and any elections that keep a pro American regime. In Washington Senator Hugh Scott says tapes show no forced prisoner release linked to a fixed withdrawal date.
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Moscow
Pravda
Hanoi
Nixon
Corre
U.S
Serbia
Indochina
Washington
Senate Publican
Hugh Scott
Scott
George McGovern
Americas
White House
U S pushes broad drug drive with new anti trafficking unit
President Nixon announces a comprehensive campaign to curb drug abuse and traffickers with a new unit. Ambrose aims to have regional centers in weeks and 24 offices staffed by 150 to 200 lawyers and 250 agents from multiple agencies. In Cleveland, Dr Leonard Carroll 61 overseer of the Church of God since 1970 dies Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nixon
Ambrose
United States
Bureau of Warcotics and Dangerous Trags
Customs Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Cleveland,senn
Leonard Carroll
Church of God
Emergency unemployment aid extends to 252000 Californians
California officials announce federal state coverage for about 252000 jobless residents beginning January 30 under a new program. Benefits run up to 14 weeks at the same weekly rate as prior eligibility, with claims accepted starting February 1 and the filing period ending June 24, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Bailey
Irving to Face Court Over $55 Million Art Case
The article notes Irving and his wife Edith in New York for a court appearance related to a $55 million Abel suit brought by Fernand Legros, an art dealer linked to Trving's "Fake." An FBI spokesman says postal inspection handles the investigation.
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Irving
Edith
New York
Fernand Legros
Trving
FBI
California Assembly lets liquor age limits drop and roads face review
The AP report lists bills: LIQUOR brings lower drinking age. HIGHWAYS requires detailed reports and legislative approval for projects. EDUCATION seeks 78.8 million for UC and state colleges. PESTICIDES assigns joint state duties on regulations. VETERANS expands Cal-Vet loans to mobile homes valued up to 5.07 million dollars. Senate action none noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighway Commission
Dedideh
D-Chuta
Vista
University of California and State College
Vaisey
Barnes
Greenfield
Veterans
Cal-Vet
Mobley
R-Sanger
Unionist Kerr, longtime seafarers union secretary treasurer
Kerr, secretary-treasurer of the AFL-CIO Seafarers International Union of North America since 1965, died Wednesday in Cradel l NW. He began sailing merchant ships in the 1940s and was twice awarded the Navy Silver Star for valorous service.
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Cradell
AL Kerr
Afl-Cio Seafarers International Union of North America
Kerr
Navy
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Knox
D-Richmmond
Senate
Nevamar
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Say
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
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