Campaign ethics row hits Prop 20 and FCC ruling
Sacramento reports a clash over Prop 20 election code enforcement as Common Cause and Fair Campaign Practices Committee consider hearings. Whitaker Baxter ads draw criticism while FCC orders KHON and KTVU to extend air time for Prop 20 backers, with KGO-TV cleared for its fairness compliance.
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Senator Proxmire Attacks Pentagon Draft Plan
Senator William Proxmire accuses the Pentagon of drafting a plan that would double defense profit rates, enabling contractors to profit while taxpayers shoulder the higher costs. He warns the procurement process is already biased in favor of contractors and would yield only a small profit cut.
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Soviet Jew joins U.S. wife in Israel after exit permit battle
Gabriel Shapiro, a Soviet Jew who married an American, arrived in Israel after a protracted exit permit fight. His wife had planned to fly to the United States, but Shapiro chose Israel. Also aboard the plane with Soviet immigrants from Vienna was Zionist activist Michael Klatzkin, who said police and customs tried to stop Jews with exit permits from boarding to Vienna, sparking a brawl.
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Britons say Peking unlikely to claim Hong Kong soon
British Foreign Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home after a five day visit to Peking said he does not expect the Chinese government to attempt reclaiming Hong Kong in the foreseeable future. He noted no major developments on the Hong Kong front and did not raise lease expirations with Premier Chou En lai and Foreign Minister Chi Peng fai. He also commented on Vietnam peace efforts, supporting nonalignment and the Geneva accord, while noting travels and unrelated postal luggage issues in Moscow.
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Black Marines accused in Okinawa hand amputation incident
NAHA Okinawa UP I reports the Okinawa Morning Star said a band of six Black U S Marines hacked off the left hand of white Marine Richard M Bridges 22 early Thursday Bridges doctors spent four hours attempting reattachment but failed Bridges was carried to a hospital and later walked sources say the incident may be racially motivated and tied to another racial clash on a military transport flight from the United States to Okinawa
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