Lockheed chief defends loan amid bankruptcy risk
Lockheed chairman Haughton warned that ongoing Airbus engine and L1011 programs depend on bankruptcy protection. He estimated a $780 million debt and noted a government lien on Lockheed assets. He said 103 firm orders for the L-1011 could cover guarantees, even with few new sales, while banks balked at extra lending without state backing.
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Lockheed Board
Lockheed
Haughton
Sen. Proxmire
Taughton
Maughton
John Sparkins
b-Ala
Lockheedles and Space Division
Livision Avithoul
Nixon holds line on open housing limits
President Nixon said the United States will encourage but not require open housing in suburbs. He stressed federal power limits and offered no new programs to force integration, favoring cost suits and conciliation while weighing impacts on racial concentration in housing developments.
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Nixon
Ious
Federal Housing Administration
Laet
Anit
FHA
Commission
Howard A. Trickstein
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Train Derailment Fatalities Rise in Salem Area Crash
Witnesses described a horrific derailment as the lead engine weaved and cars piled up scattering dust. Passengers endured screams and chaos with dozens injured rushed to Salem Memorial Hospital. Four bodies were recovered under a damaged car and multiple victims remained unidentified. Local responders including Deputy Sheriff Gail Miller aided survivors and secured the scene.
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Disk Gardoh
Salem
Barbara Bennington
Melvin Maxic
Tanti
Gail Miller
Salem Memorial Hospital
Jes
Kyeard
Harnes Hospital
St. Louis
Crom Illinois
Long Beach students shine with perfect attendance record
Readers ask about a flawless attendance streak from kindergarten to graduation. The column notes several Long Beach Unified School District cases and mentions 43 graduates with perfect attendance over at least three years, plus certificates for the top achievers. A Downey viewer seeks help over a faulty Olympic stereo repair. store manager says parts were ordered, then reordered, with options for a return and refund.
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Long Beach Unified
Long Beach City College
Monager
Patrick R. Dui Ty
Flagstone St
Patrick
Long Beach
Long Beach High School
Olympic
Woodrif Ave
Downey
Hit
Action Line
Lakewood
White Frost
Neil Molendyk
Molendyk
Moor
Copyright and fair use in libraries questioned
The letter explains that copyright forbids reproducing a copyrighted work without permission yet notes fair use as a defense for scholarly or critical copying. A Copyright Office spokesman says there are no fixed rules defining fair use and courts must decide each case. Unauthorized copies could violate copyright, but much library copying goes unprosecuted.
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Washington, D.C
Riot police crack down in Mexico City campuses
Mexican police opened fire on rioting students at the National Polytechnic Institute and the National University, killing four per police tally and ten per students. Hundreds wounded and arrested as authorities ringed campuses while students planned next moves after clashes sparked by a right wing student group opposing a protest.
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Mexico
Mexico City
National Polytechnic Institute
National University of Mexico
Mrro
Dope Ring Raids Seize $1.5 Million In Narcotics
Seven suspects including a San Pedro man and a reputed kingpin were arrested by Los Angeles police and federal agents after six months of investigation. Over 76 ounces of uncut heroin valued at $1 million and tablets with a street value of $500,000 were seized along with $18,000 in cash. The arrests followed surveillance of a delivery to a Highland Park home, with other detainees from Cudahy and Los Angeles.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Marty Buckley
Santa Ana St. Cudahy
Jos Angeles
Muckley
Mexico
Los Angeles County
Dennis Fitzgerald
17Th St
Michael Celmer
Highland Park
Frank Barella
Mary
Olen Crane
Poxlice
Henry Foresta
James Comer
Felipe Licon
Cudahy
Joe Lopez
el Soreno
Yolanda Cruz
Los Angeles City
Stricken Kopan Crew Airlifted Near San Francisco
Two Kopan crew members Leslie Golding and Alvin J. Baisch were airlifted by Coast Guard aircraft after suffering severe chest pains and a cerebral hemorrhage. The rescue occurred about 20 miles west of San Francisco as the freight er Kopan sent distress signals and Coast Guard responders dispatched.
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San Francisco
Kopan
Coast Guard
Leslie Golding
Alvin J. Baisch
Stan Duke gets five-to-life term for slaying radio man
Los Angeles television sportscaster Stan Duke received a prison sentence of five years to life for the slaying of radio newsman Averill Berman at the home of Duke's estranged wife. Superior Court Judge James Kolts denied motions for a new trial and for reducing the second degree murder conviction to manslaughter. Duke, 35, was convicted after a bench trial. Berman, 41, was shot during the incident at Maye Williams's home. Williams, 33, later obtained a divorce from Duke.
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Los Angeles
Stan Duke
Averill Berman
Duke
James Kolts
KNXT
Kells
Berman
Maye Wiliams
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