Black Mesa Defense Fund and coal mine protests
Gary Morton cites government leasing of Indian lands for strip mining as unconstitutional. Denman accuses the 1968 Hopt council of misrepresenting tribal interests, while coal strip mining harms sacred grounds and pollutes air near Four Corners Power Plant. Efforts seek to curb or halt strip mining in the Southwest and urge support via Black Mesa Defense Fund.
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Solonsky WASHINGTON 9 The Sonat Foreign Relations program
A Washington report notes a debate within the Foreign Relations panel over extending aid agency funding. One member argues for a temporary extension to November 15 to keep the aid program alive, while others disagree on how long the extension should last. Senator Symington hints at the matter extending toward the next expiration date.
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Workers OK strike threat at North American Rockwell plants
More than 3,000 members of UAW Local 887 in Long Beach and another 3,000 workers in Columbus Tulsa and McAlister voted for strike authority after contract disputes. Plants affected include Downey Anaheim Canoga Park Rocketdyne and Atomics International in Southern California and related divisions in Ohio Oklahoma and Columbus.
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Jackie and Onassis Marriage Pact Revealed by Ex Aide
An ex aide details a reported marriage pact between Jackie Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis. The contract allegedly pays 823000 a year and forces shared quarters on a Greek island. It also assigns guardianship for John and Caroline Kennedy and funds education for their children, with provisions to maintain a permanent budget.
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Barnes bill seeks 135 million yearly pension bailout funds
Assemblyman Richard Barnes proposes $135 million annually for 30 years to rescue the pension fund from a $5 billion debt. The measure would boost district and teacher contributions to 8 percent, with the state offsetting some costs to avoid immediate local property tax hikes. It also adds a cost of living increase for retirees and expands benefits. In San Diego Bay, 100 to 150 birds were injured or killed in a Navy fuel oil spill near Sand Street Naval Station. wildlife officials report grebes and other birds harmed.
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Judge orders release of some documents in nuclear test case
A U S judge orders the Justice Department to turn over certain disputed and secret documents to environmental groups while others stay secret under executive privilege. The case centers on five megaton explosions and potential seismic effects with a likely Supreme Court review before Thursday. The AEC plans to detonate the Cannikin device by November 5, with Sen. Gravel predicting November 4. Canada, Japan and Peru seek cancellation.
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Tidal Wave Devastates Odisha Coast Towns Killing Thousands
A massive tidal surge battered coastal districts of Orissa and West Bengal in India last weekend, killing thousands and leaving villages destroyed. Government radio reports tallied missing residents and widespread damage as storms swept from Orissa into neighboring Bengal, compounding already subsistence hardships.
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Red China Flag Hoisted at United Nations for First Time
United Nations headquarters raised the red flag of the People's Republic of China for the first time. U Thant and officials noted the change shifts China to the C section of UN rolls. Guards, led by Willard Bodie and George Baldwin, placed the flag near the other member nations.
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