Israel ready to quit seized areas plan for Jordan river autonomy
A dispatch from Rainan outlines a broad plan aimed at breaking the deadlock between Jordan and Israel. The Jordanian government newspaper Al Dos four cites a plan to consolidate national unity between the two banks of Jordan on a permanent basis of decentralization possibly granting autonomy to a Palestinian population on both sides of the river. Secretary of State William P. Rogers, while familiar with the Middle East developments, would not comment publicly.
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Jordan
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
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Jourdan
Jordan River
Rogws
Hattie Foreign Affairs Committee
Aftter
White House
Gerald N. Warren
U. S
Russell
L. Don Brown
Aninian
Baghdad
Amman
Hassein
United Arab Kingdom
Palestine
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Radio
Bahjat Talhaunt
Anunan
Baghdad Radio
Moscone plans medical program funding in California
Moscone proposes a statewide medical plan to fund health care for 20 million Californians by reallocating 7.4 billion dollars yearly from Medi Cal and related services. The plan combines payroll taxes, employer and self employed contributions, and a property tax to cover hospital and health costs, with a goal to reduce financial stress on patients while expanding access.
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Ava
Moscone
Socal
Reagan
Trealth Serevices
Mitchell Denies Role in ITT Scandal and Convention Talks
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified he played no part in ITT antitrust settlement negotiations or in shaping Next summer's Republican National Convention dealings. He said he disqualified himself from ITT matters in 1969 due to his law firm work for an ITT subsidiary and reported no direct communications with ITT or its subsidiaries. Mitchell cited meetings with ITT's Harold Geneen and other figures but asserted no involvement in the settlement or related negotiations.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Avattr
International ‘Telephone ’ & Telegraph Corp
Ailehell
Nixon
Senate
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Anderson
ITT
Uders
Mitchell
Dussive Department
Antitrust
Trinds
Richard G. Kleindienst
Richard McLaren
Liem
Litigalion
Department
TTY
PTT
Warold Geneen
Welix
Rohatyn
Dila Beard
Geneen Lice
White House
Talks resume to avert Los Angeles food strike
Negotiations between the Food Triplovers Council and Pine Retail Clerks Union locals resumed today in Los Angeles to avert a possible April 1 strike by major markets in Southern California. Joseph T. DeSilva, president of Los Angeles Retail Clerks Union Local 770, set two membership meetings at Shrine Auditorium where a strike vote may occur. DeSilva warned fines of 25 dollars for nonattendance but exempted boxboys. Meetings do not involve Long Beach Orange County clerks represented by Local 234.
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Food Triplovers Council
Pine Retail Clerks Union
Los Angeles
California
Retail Clerks Union
Joseph T. DeSilva
Shrine Auditorium
Fen
DeSilva
Long Beach
Orange County
Welfare aid voted appeals to Reagan pen
The California Legislature approved emergency legislation to keep welfare grants for 29 000 students counted as adults. The measure, passed 30 to 3 in the Senate after Assembly approval, now goes to the governor.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Ship fire kills eight and injures four off Puerto Rico
A Brazilian cargo vessel Barao de Mayo caught fire 370 miles southwest of Puerto Rico. Eight dead and four seriously injured among 33 to 35 crew. Swedish vessel Antonio Johnson rescued 28 to 26 crew, two dead and four seriously hurt aboard. U.S. Navy escort Cook aided medical teams. Vessel likely to burn out. Also four teen students arrested after racial brawl at Meyers Junior High in Savannah.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S. Coast Guard
Barao de Mayo
Coast Guard
Antonio Johnson
Cook
U.S. Navy
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
County workers return after sick-out protests in LA County
Almost all Los Angeles County employees who stayed home Monday in a sick-out returned to work as the Board of Supervisors moved to curb repeats. They instructed the Personnel Director to pursue unfair labor charges if unions sponsored the action and authorized injunctive relief if a crippling strike looms. New employee notices warn participation carries job risk. attendance normalizes after 1,625 out Monday, about 1,000 fewer than the protest impact. Supervisors dock unproved illness and warned those out longer than three days they will be deemed to have resigned. The focus remained on hospital and welfare staff, with 741 hospital workers singled out. supervisor Hahn noted the need for care when ill. In San Francisco, 13 members of Viet Nam Veterans Against the War were acquitted of trespassing after a Dec 29 sit-in at the South Vietnamese consulate.
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Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
Gordon T. Nesvig
John D. Maharg
Arthur G. Will
Will
Kenneth Hahn
San Francisco
Consuilute
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Skire
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Sid
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Wassein
Abdullai
Yigal Allon
Nahash
Habash
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Youth Labor Party
Robert Carleson
Carleson
Milton Marks
Alan Francisco
Carlson
Sen
Clark Bradley
San Jose
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
William T. Bagley
Rafael
Bagley
Sludante
Savannah, Ga
UPI
Meyers Junior High
Viet
Devleys Furniture Mart
Bankamericard
Dara
Willy
Unica
Dooley
Spanish Oak Pecan Art Library
Walnae
Dowley's
Pers Berry
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