23 May 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
1
Loretta Stirm, wife of Air Force Lt. Col. Robert Stirm, filed for divorce in San Mateo Superior Court after an 18 year marriage. Their March reunion at Travis Air Force Base was captured on film as their four children rushed to greet him.
The NLRB ordered Ramona Banuelos’ plant, Mexican Load Products Inc, to reinstate 183 workers and pay back wages plus 6 percent interest from June 1972. Welfare and health benefits halted since April 1972. The plant faced immigration raids and a 150 of 300 employees walked out March 3 1972. Carlos Torrez now owns the business after Banuelos left the reins. The order bars bargaining interference and retaliation and requires compliance within 20 days.
A two week strike by telephone workers in Finland disrupted emergency lines between the White House and the Kremlin and cut two external Finnish links. Helsinki Moscow lines remained, hindering diplomats at preparatory Euro sea security talks from contacting their governments. Officials warned the June conference could be delayed if service is not restored.
San Diego port commissioners approve Fiesta Cruises plan to run a San Diego Ensenada ferry six days a week. A Fiesta Cruises spokesman said negotiations with Mexican officials continue for a weeklong service with a round trip around 25 dollars, up to 400 passengers, departing 8:30 a.m. and returning about 2:30 p.m. The port will lease deck space for 2,150.48 dollars per month.
A legislative analysis questions an initiative clause that would exempt a married couple with an adjusted gross income under 8,000 from state personal income tax on tax preference items, potentially leaving gains on 500000 capital and other items untaxed. Supporters cite few taxpayers affected. critics warn many could misunderstand the measure. InWilliams College, Dr Preston Robinson, 70, inventor of energy storage capacitors used in triggering the first atomic bomb, died. He worked for Sprague Electric since 1932 and held 114 US patents.
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