11 Hour San Francisco Strike Ends Amid Settlement
A 11 hour session produced a settlement in the San Francisco transit strike. Picket lines stay, crossers allowed to keep buses rolling if ratified. City hospitals operated on emergency basis. sewage plant shutdown caused health concerns. governor hopeful Alioto faces criticism over handling.
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Kathy Burns
Jeremiah Taylor
Ilam
Bay Area Rapids
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
Alioto
Chamber of Commerce
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Water Quality Control Board
Alameda-Contra Costaransit
Oakland
Flames sweep airliner in Copenhagen with crew saved
The Caravelle fire left four crew members unharmed except for pilot Capt. L K Joergensen injured. The aircraft, en route from Singapore and New Delhi via Tehran to Rome, belonged to Sterling, the large European charter operator led by Pastor Emeritus Eilif Krogager. A previous Sterling Caravelle crash on March 14, 1972 near Dubai killed 112 aboard.
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L.K. Joergensen
Singapore
New Delhi
Tehran
Rome
Sterling
Europe
Eilif Krogager
the Flying Priest
Dubai
Ceylon
Anders Helstrand
Asia
Helstrand
Nixon tax probe data shocker said to come this spring
Boston congressman Rep James A Burke quoted by the Globe as supporting Rep Wilbur Mills that the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation report will be a shocker and worse for the White House than Watergate. Mills claimed the report will increase pressure for Nixon resignation. Burke warned specifics will be released in about three weeks.
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Congressional
Nixon
Boston Globe
James A. Burke
Mass
Arkansas
Wilbur C. Mills
White House
Washington
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Joint Committee On
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Mills’ Ways and Means
the Globe
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Chicago
O'Hara International
Executives Club
John W. Dean
Watergate figure in innocent plea
Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen pleaded innocent to lying to a Watergate grand jury about dairy industry money. Indicted for saying he kept $10,000 in a bank safe for 20 years. judge set 30 days to file motions and plans to try after a Texas trial in May. The article also notes related Watergate probes and witness actions.
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Texas
Jake Jacobsen
Austin
U.S. District Court
George
Hart Jr
Jacobsen
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
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Robert C. Marchan
Gordon ©. Strachan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rose Mary Woods
Senate Watergate Committee
Charles S. Rhyne
Miss Woods
Sam J. Ervin Jr
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LBSA professor among crew killed in Sierra crash
A Sierra plane crash after an 8 20 a m takeoff from Bishop killed a LBSA professor and five crew members. Capt. Albert Evans 50 of Torrance first officer Paul Dennis 28 of Pasadena captain-observer Robert West 52 of Torrance stewardess Mary Parker 19 of Paramount and James Steinlauf 27 of Marina del Rey direc tor of passenger service were identified. Wolper Productions had a crew filming a Siberian tiger hunt near the town and were en route to Burbank when the crash happened. Investigators recovered the flight recorder hoping to clarify the cause.
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Bishop
Albert Evans
Torrance
Paul Dennis
Pasadena
Robert West
Mary Parker
Paramount
James Steinlauf
Marina de Rey
Wolper Productions
Rewards offered for tips on political kidnappings
California lawmakers propose rewards up to 100000 for information leading to arrests in political kidnappings with deaths or 50000 if no death. Senator H L Richardson promotes the plan, arguing it will deter violence and place a price on kidnappers.
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H.L. Richardson
Arcadia
Richardson
U.S. Senate
Edison addition delayed by reduced power use
Southern California residents cut electrical consumption by 23 percent prompting Edison Co to defer a $310 million Huntington Beach expansion and other generating projects for up to three years. Public Utilities Commission heard vice president David J Fogarty say current demand allows delay into 1978-79, with continued voluntary reductions essential to avoid schedule changes. A separate note reports a 61 year old Long Beach man, Robert De Weese, died by his own hand as police approached a residence for a routine investigation.
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Coast Highway
Newland Street
Edison
Fogarty
Long Beach
Robert de Weese
Coronado Ave
Nixon defends confidentiality and four year term
President Nixon argues against a vote of confidence and defends keeping advisers' conversations private. He cites founding decisions and says four year terms ensure stability. He urges youth to enter politics and praises the current era for political involvement. He spoke to about 2,400 Chicago businessmen after arriving at O’Hare.
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Congress
America
Chicago Area
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