Washington reshuffles Joint Chiefs at start of year
In Washington Air Force Gen George Brown was sworn in as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, succeeding Adm Thomas Moorer, with Gen David Jones becoming Air Force chief of staff and Adm James Holloway rising to chief of naval operations. The turnover marks an unusual JCS reshuffle as Moorer and Zom gall terms end. In Milwaukee Barb ie Lewandowski a 25 year old teacher's aide faces job loss after posing nude for Penthouse. She plans to fight to keep her position. In Los Angeles Dean Martin Sr received probation and a $2000 fine for illegal firearms possession, with a judge offering to write a support letter for medical school applications. Also in Tama Iowa Stephen Rapp, after a court challenge, faces another primary poll to decide the Democratic nominee for Congress in the 3rd District.
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Greendale
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Knapp
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Los Angeles
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Martin
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Portland Storm
Tama
Iowa
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Nicholas Johnson
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Four Californians among heli crash victims on North Slope
A Hel icopter crash on Alaska s North Slope killed four Californians and an Oregon man. Victims included Texaco geophysical team members, with one pilot. Investigators from NTSB and state agencies searched the wreckage as questions about cause remained.
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Alaska
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Oregon
Texacco Geological Survey
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National Transportaton Safety Board
Alaska State Troopers
Federal Aviation Administration
Texaco
Arche Slope Regional Corp
Fairbanks
Brooks Range
Arctic
Alaska Helicopters Inc
Anchorage
John P. Hackett
Whittier
Calif
Kateryn A. Lamon
Santa Monica
Leroy C. Maynard
Salem
Ore
Steven F. Grings
Los Angeles
Alfred B. Garelicks
Millbrae
Galif
Carpenters Strike Draws Wider California Construction Halt
Independent contractors sign interim pacts with the Carpenters and two other unions as Southern California builder strike widens. Employers resist wage demands of Carpenters Cement Masons and Laborers, halting about $15 billion in projects. Picketing spreads while Long Beach City Hall Library faces delays. unions seek 185 per hour, contractors offer 65 cents per hour for three years.
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California
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Cement Masons
Southland
City Hall
Long Beach
James Riley
Carpenters Local 1497
East Long Angeles
Sintatt
San Diego County
Liner under way after mishap near treacherous shoal
The Cunard liner Ambassador, drifting toward a reef after a generator failure, regained headway before hitting the shoal. Coast Guard alerted nearby vessels as engineers restored propulsion. It marks a second Cunard incident this year after Queen Elizabeth II lost power near Bermuda.
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Bugliosi Pleads Innocent In Grassy Knoll Trial
Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi pleads not guilty to perjury charges alleging he and attorney Dave Shinn lied about sharing documents with columnist Farr. He calls indictment ridiculous and politically motivated. Trial dates set for July with pre trial motions pending and further pleas to follow. Guatemala inauguration, Gen Kjell Eugenio Laugerud Garcia, announced by AP, is noted as context in a separate item.
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Superior Court
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