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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1971

Page

4

Longshoremen back on jobs in two harbors

Longshoremen in two harbors voted to return to work following a dispute over steady men and a back to work order. ILWU president Harry Bridges urged men to answer by name calls while negotiators seek a resolution and a possible rotation system to equalize hours and earnings.

International Longshoremen's and Warehousemmen’s Union San Francisco Local 13 Harry Bridges ILWU Bridges Pacific Coast Union Hall Wilmington Federal District Court William Sweigert Nixon George Love Joe Pandora Loye Los Angeles Marine Clerks Association Make West Coast

South Carolina man killed by dying rattler

Camden resident Gussie Reynolds, 53, died after attempting to lift a five foot rattlesnake run over by a car driven by James Tagush. The snake struck Reynolds three times as he tried to pick up the reptile, and he died shortly after at Kershaw County Memorial Hospital emergency rooms.

Camden Gussie Reynolds James Tagush Reynolds Kershaw County Memorial Hospital

Aspirin May Affect Male Fertility Reported

Lancet article reports researchers from Royal College of Surgeons find ordinary aspirin doses may affect men's fertility. Dr. J G Collier and Dr. Flower of the Institute of Basic Medical Science present the finding.

Lonron Bill Royal College of Surgeons Lancet J. G. Collier BR. J. Flower Institute of Basical Medical Science

Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Kuznets

Soviet born economist Simon Kuznets won the economics Nobel for his statistical methods measuring economic development. An American citizen since studying at Columbia, Kuznets taught at Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins and Harvard after wartime service with the Bureau of War Production. The prize was created by the Bank of Sweden in 1968.

Russia United States Columbia University New York City University of Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Harvard Kuznets Bureau of War Production Bank of Sweden Paul A. Sammelson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge

San Francisco bombing targets Iran consulate in city

Militant Iranian students attacked the Iran consulate in Presidio Heights San Francisco. The blast shattered all windows, damaged cars, and caused about 100,000 dollars in damage. Four youths fled in night clothes. no one was hurt. FBI joined the probe. police noted extensive destruction and a basement blast site.

FBI Fire Battalion Cecil Russell James Wertz Keith Calden Calden

Dry land ski classes offered by many California recreation departments

Multiple parks and towns list three week or four session ski classes beginning in November through January with fees from $2.50 to $8. Signups are at Whaley Houghton Lakewood Garden Grove Sos Alamitos Westminster Downey Torrance and more. Call numbers provided for dates and registrations. Two letters discuss a billing error with Grolier Enterprises and a Honolulu small claims filing guidance with fees and appearance requirements.

Partment Whaley Park Atherton St Houghton Park Myrtle Ave Lakewood Clark Ave Mayfair Park N. Clark Ave Garden Grove Westminster Recreation Department Westminster Recreation Center Westminster Ave Downey Recreation Department Rushman’s Ski Shop E. Firestone Blvd Woodruff Junior High School Woodruff Ave Iperial Highway Downey Torrance

LACEA Approves Strike Rights Easing

Los Angeles County Employees Association members vote 95 percent to remove a no strike clause from the organization's incorporation. The action allows vigilant protection of collective bargaining and other fair employment guarantees, despite opposition from state leaders who contend public workers lack a right to strike.

LOS Angeles U Los Angeles County Employes Association General Assembly LACEA Gay Reagan

Policeman Arrests Four Teens After Checkers Scene

In Seal Beach a police officer handcuffed four 16 year olds for playing checkers on the Main Street sidewalk at 8 30 p m and charged them with lack of parental control. The boys were moved indoors after a loud warning about blocking the sidewalk.

Seal Beach Main Street E. B

Arkansas Court Prospect Targeted in Desegregation Fight

Friday Smith Williams Friday Eldridge and Clark face critique as U S. court picks for district judge from Little Rock draw Republican concern. A 1970 survey notes the firm collected $220000 in legal fees from 1958 to 1969 in desegregation battles across 13 Arkansas districts, including $139000 from Little Rock. The party clash centers on desegregation policy and state funding of legal costs.

Friday John L. McClellan J. Willian Fulbright Winthrop Rockefeller Nixon U.S Little Rock Arkansas Smith, Williams Eldredge and Clark Arkansas General Assembly Orval E. Faubis William J Smith John W. Walker Philip L. Kaplan Court of Appeals

Pay-price board formed as Nixon to name panel

D Street News reports a Pay-price board is formed and Nixon will appoint a panel to approve a $4.5 billion add on to the House tax cut for poverty line families. The plan offers federal payments offsetting food sales taxes and property tax burdens. In Minneapolis former adviser Walter Heller predicted a robust 1972 recovery with a $100 billion rise in real GNP.

Pay-price Board Nixon Panel D-S.c Lot Springs White House Herbert Stein President's Council of Economic Advisors The Business Council Stein Minneapolis Walter Heller

San Francisco firm recalls anchovies in U S

S and W Fine Foods ordered a nationwide recall of all canned anchovies after reports of swollen cans in Miami. Lawrence Anderson Jr says 18 000 cans imported from Spain, 16 000 recovered, and tests to determine safety are pending as Dad County health officials ban sales of the product.

Miami Wi San Francisco Miami Lawrence Anderson Jr S&w Fine Foods United States Anderson S&w Spain Dadé County

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William T. Sweigert East Gulf Ports South Carolina Yank Nobel Economics Iran Presidio Heights Consulate Grolier Iunterprises Inc Danbury Conn E.H Anaheim J. L. Sutton Grolier Enterprises Inc Action Line Long Beach Honolulu Small Claims J.ac District Court of Callifornia California L.A Frank Bros Jiong Beach
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