Postal Salary Talks On Nudge to Return to Work
Federal action and wage talks push postal workers to return as union leaders meet. Blount aims to settle pay disputes within days while Congress debates retroactive raises. Across Detroit Newark St Paul Minneapolis Westchester workers resume duties and border crackdown targets youths with long hair near San Ysidro.
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Blount
Vhews
Postal Unions
San Ysidro
Mexico
Lorder
Baja California
Rudolf Gutierrez Villaton
Hickel asks Chevron Oil be indicted in Gulf spill case
Secretary of the Interior Waller J. Hickel urged the Justice Department to convene a federal grand jury and seek criminal indictments against Chevron Oil Co for alleged violations in Gulf of Mexico operations. He cited spills from Chevron platforms off Louisiana since March and a fire resurgent after a prior shutdown. He sent a memorandum to Attorney General John N. Mitchell urging criminal proceedings.
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Secretary of the Interior
Waller J. Hickel
Justice Department
Chevron Oi Co
Gulf of Mexico
Chevron
Louisia Ha
Gulf
Merchid
Hickel
Atty
John N. Mitchell
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U.S. Denies My Lai Link to Marijuana
Pentagon officials told a Senate subcommittee no evidence linked My Lai soldiers to marijuana or other drugs. The Peers MacCrate inquiry found no proof soldiers in the unit used narcotics during the Sou My operation. Witnesses suggested drug use may have influenced the incident, but defenders argued lack of conclusive data.
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Army
My Lai
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Daniel %. Henkin
Senate
Kentkin
Peers-MacCrate
William R. Peers
New York
Robert Mac Crate
My Lai-Son My
South Vietnam
Henkin
Albert A. LaVerne
Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Action Line guidance for housing, education and clubs
Readers seek help on a sealed apartment claim damage process and estate issues, adult education, blind recreation and transportation, volunteer driving, and the Skyliner Tall Club. Advice directs filing with public administrator, Long Beach City College learning center, Braille Institute activities, volunteer transportation contacts, and Skyliner Tall Club membership rules.
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N. Broadway
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Tang Beach
Braille Institute of America
Gilbert St
Garden Grove
Institute
Long Beach
LaVerne Tucker
Tucker
Acion Line
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Action Line
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Arry Wiltong
Fi EL Bist St
The
Skyliners Club
Calli
Israel Jets Gun Down Four Migs
Reported Israeli air raid actions claim four MiG aircraft were shot down during a foray into Lebanon as tensions rise since late December 1968. Earlier clashes include a Beirut raid and a March confrontation in Bleida. In Lebanon, Palestinian guerrillas persist, and violence spills into Beirut and surrounding areas with smugglers and local disputes reported.
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Bleida
al Kahhab
Amman
Belrit
Raid Nets Cache of Bogus Money
Police and Secret Service agents seized 81 thousand dollars in counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills Tuesday night and arrested three men in raids on a home and a blueprint company. Officers said they confiscated 34 thousand in forged notes at Vinco Blue Printing and Supply Co and seized the plates used to print them. Two other reports describe crates of beverage ballots destroyed outside the Nesbitt Bottling of Los Angeles and South Monte, causing about 100 thousand dollars in damage.
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UPI
Secret Service
Vinco Blueprinting and Supply Co
Soutit EL Monte
Tvo
Los Angeles
Til Monte
Controller Slowup Shrinks Flights at Major Airports
In a nationwide slowdown, air traffic controllers call out sick or tired, curbing flights at hubs like LaGuardia. Absentee rates reach as high as 4 percent in Pittsburgh, with delays spreading from New York and Philadelphia to Washington and Denver. Volpe defends stance as FAA and Transportation Department pressure mounts, while the controllers’ union warns of safety risks as trainees fill in.
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New York
Philadelphia
Miami
Washington
Cleveland
Denver
FAA
LaGuardia
Atlanta City Aides Vote to Stay Out
In ATLANTA Ga striking sanitation workers voted to continue their strike into its ninth day, about 1,500 remaining on strike. Mayor Massell planned a radio and television statement tonight. The union had been asked to consider retiring workers back to jobs per union officials' recommendation.
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Sam Massell
Wit Une Jon
Massell
Apollo 13 Rocket Vapor Sets Cars Afire at Cape Kennedy
Three security cars burned in oxygen vapor near Apollo 13 test at Cape Kennedy as crews evacuated drivers unharmed. Booster undamaged, countdown delayed about four hours but preparations for the April moon mission continued. State Department and Soviet diplomats planned to meet to discuss Middle East talks.
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UPI
Accient
America
James F. Lovell
Thomas K. Mattingly
Fred W. Halse
Uney
Space Agency
Youth 16 Found Dead in Locked Burning Car
Police forced entry to a locked car in Garden Grove and found 16 year old youth dead from asphyxiation. Donald Earl Clopp 26 of Santa Ana was in the front seat with shoes on the left floorboards. He had visited a friend on Elmwood Street prior to the incident.
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Edinger Ave
Santa Anna
Garden Grove
Elmwood Street
Clapp
Clopp
Mark Cobb
Elmwood
James McNear
Poliga
Caleh
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