Back pay sought at Lockheed
A dissident group of about 130000 aerospace workers urged the federal government to advance nearly 50 million dollars in back pay before Christmas. The plan would pay a lump sum of roughly 350 dollars each, with Rockwell and other firms seeking government loans to fund the payout. Senator Cranston backed a bill to loan Rockwell, with tied interest and cost of living adjustments, as a precedent from the Lockheed loan. Prince Charles began a five day hunting visit near Granjilla, amid speculation about a possible royal marriage to Lady Jane Wellesley, which Buckingham Palace dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerospace
Cost of Living Council
United Auto Workers Union
Paul Schrade
UAW
Rockwell International Co
Apuneal
Ile. Schrade
Rockwell
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Lockeed
Madrid
Prince Charles
Duke
Duchess of Wellington
Jane Wellesley
Grannila
Buckingham Palace
Charles
Jane
Deformed Latin child seeks new ear and hand surgery
Joel Banuelos, a severely deformed Latin American child, will undergo staged plastic surgery in the United States and Mexico to restore a normal ear and function of his left hand. Interplast, Stanford and St. Francis surgeons provide care at no cost. He fears mockery at home and hopes for a rebirth after treatment. The program aims to return him home for Christmas with continued care planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Graian
San Francisco
Joel Banuelos
Cay
Mexicali
Mexico
Joel
Mopster
Edward Paires
St. Francisco Memorial Hospital
Latin America
Dr. Falees
United States
Stanford University
St. Francis
Bul
Stanford
Sur
Gery
Ractars
Bernard Museh
Palo Alto
Maseh
Toul
Falcvs
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES AFFECT COAST GUARD WEATHER REPORT
Weather and travel advisory across counties report variable winds heavy dust and gusts. Forecasts indicate sunny periods with cooler days and modest warming later with scattered showers and high winds in mountain and desert regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beace
Dranae County
Hicks Feder
Magalatas
Interice
Desert Resians
Thurdday
Imperial
Coachella
Lénée
Colorado
Rivie
Vallevis
Advicay Fav
Sleena
Valle
Wales
Meneses
Meneses 2:35 A.m. MborTsel
Ava
Pat Pun
Gem Bteer
Lona Hatch
Sos Kesatt
Settlement Reached In Actor Slain On Stage Case
A Bakersfield widow with six children accepted a 425000 settlement over the death of her actor husband who was killed by a blank cartridge during rehearsals for the play Oliver at Bakersfield College desert campus Ridgecrest. She sued Kern Community College District and Wint Dillon, who fired the shot, claiming Dillon made the blanks at home and failed to clean a fragment from a .38 casing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Oliver
Wayne Carpenter
Bakersfield College
Desert
Ridgecrest
County Board Spars Over Christmas Lights and Billboard Rules
Supervisors rescind an energy saving plan to remove Christmas tree and street lighting in unincorporated county areas and delay a billboard lighting ban. A 50 mph speed sign proposal is approved as a nonmandatory speed limit to promote energy savings. The billboard industry argues for non discrimination and voluntary conservation measures. Kenneth Hahn pushes for an auto racing ban that fails to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hahn
Apgajanian
Pete Schabarum
Schabarum
Kenneth Wakn
Hil
Energy Commission
Baxter Ward
Hahn
Sali
Nixon
Svhaharam
Westgate loan suit seeks $1.1 million in San Diego court
The Southwestern Life Insurance Co alleges Westgate California Corp and CG Remholl Smith owe $11 million on a 1968 loan secured by 100 400 shares of U S National Bank stock. Trading halted as the bank failed. Smith and associates faced SEC action over a drain of millions from Westgate and the bank. Smith resigned as Westgate chairman in a recent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego AW
Texas
Westgate-California Corp
CG. Remholl Smith
Southwestern Lite Insurdnine Co
Daas
U.S. District Court
Mney
Westgate
U.S. Nationath Bank
Smith Controlled
Smith
British Columbia Investment Corp
British Columbia
Michael J. Coen
Kansas City
Smith and Coen
Gas station fraud charged two fined
GAN BERNARDINO UPI reports fines totaling 42500 dollars were levied Tuesday against Ronald L. Davis and Richard C. Henley, former coowners of Mobil stations on Interstate 15, by Superior Court Judge Harold Haberkord for misrepresenting repairs they said were needed to vehicles stopped for service under the state business and professions code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAN Bernardino
UPI
Barstow
Vehclsk
Ronald L. Davis
Richard C. Henley
Mobil
Interstate 15
Superior Court
Harold Haberkord
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Mortuaries
A list of obituaries and funeral details for multiple individuals including Tom Witwaries, H Brunton, Robert Chatterson, Rita Collins, Merlyn Davis, Mary Frame, Albert Graham, Barbara Hayes, John Hayes, Mabel Hazard, M Trene Holton, Frank J Kucher, Walter Pendleton, Marie Skalentos, William Spencer, Ollie Stimpson. Notices include family survivors, service times, and directing mortuary firms Dilday Family Funeral Directors, Mortuaries, and local church services across Long Beach and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristoristor
Tom
Eva
Mason
Novinger
Mary
Friday Hope Apel
Fores Lawn-Cress
Forest Lawn Mortuary
Brunton
H. Riood
East Side
Mets
Ian Church
Helton & Son Mortuary
Chatterson
Robert
Sheelari Stricklin Ae
Ghur Robert
Mort
Pamela G
Lynn’ A
Castle
Church of Our Pathers
Forest Laws Cypress
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Lockheed
Newport Beach
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Porterville
Charley Cory
Anthony Crane
Bui Phot
Red
Bizbany Lake
Atlas
Boise
Cleveland
Lawest
Niiriden
Os Accuses
EACD
Weer David
Tsbell
Babneide
Bristol County
Sanrtaa
NSY choWs & Tewart Shipyard
Meyerkord
DeHaven
Fisher
Esb Nuns “ Ae
Fanny i
NSY
Henburn
Pier
Wilotaoelies
NEY
Masive Sincere Bier
Henry G. Verrieey
Qur L.A. Bureau
Marine Exchange
Saver Hay
Bernerakes
Aegean Mariner Grei
Noe
Koen ‘Orient
Binenet Gaiden
Srindayd
Arcee
Becekinasea
Biniesine Stesabaa
Topaia Barytte
Witwaries
Fantrals
Beckman
Claudles
Mottell
A. Bergstrom
Richard A
Long Head
Gladys
Johard
David
Lynn
Laura
Ethel
Iva Bergstrom
George
Aiseter
Janet
Rothers Mortuary
Redondo Ave
Bowerman
Everard
Samuel
Olathe
Kansas
Civi
Florence H. Howerman
Eiher
Mary Orjal
Francis Rind
Marcus Bowerman
Ralph Bowerman
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
Rose Hills
Hayas
Barbara
Holy Innocents Church
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Hayes
John Edward
California
Porn
Lees
Norwalk
John Steven
Philip E Edward
James Alan
Timothy Matthew
Jeffrey Avid
Evelyn Elaine Hale
Ker’ Combs
Rosemead
Joann Handall
Fullerton
Maude Hayes
Pennine
Mottel
Morty
Hazard
Mabel
Pacific
Holton
M. Trene
Jess
Holton, Sr
Georgie
Ann
Trewery
Holton, Jr
Dadehtor Indaw
Joyce Holton
Granded Hilren
Jennie &. Smith
Verdge Irene
Sharon Lee
David J. Holton
Richard B
Grandehi
Ruile
Alan Smith
Injay Fathines Moimher
Episcopal Poten
LB Pe
Palos
C.E.S
Merret Temple
Davlets
the Nile
P.N.G
del Mar
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Samuel L. Hall
A. LeRoy Young
Santa Ana
al. Holton & San Mara
Kucher
Frank J
Long Beach
Nona
Frank ¢. Kucher, Jr
San Rafael
Kate
Douglas
Arizona
Meagher
Sellflower
Aris
Otsuka
Fuku
I Yoshie
Mitsu Ishii
Rena
Joe 2Aki
Tadao Ishii
Mariko Nishiiid
Katsuko Hatanade
San
Pendleton
Walter R
First Baptist Church
Dilday Famil Funeral Directors
Pickett
Mildred
Roosevelt Memorial Park
Hunter Mortuary
Skalentos
Marié J. Dilday
Spencer
William
Washington
Marian
Garden” Grove
Susan Blish
San Jose
Elizabeth Spencer
Ohio
France
Abrams
Mottell’s
Stimson
Ollie _B
Virginia Res Asseer Sr
Sunnyside Memorial Gardens
Cherry Avenue
Westminster Memorial Park
Flower
Westminster
EBSA
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