Shipyard to sue Navy over shipyard default actions
Long Beach Naval Shipyard and Mt Loma job rebid as Fellows and Stewart face payroll, tax, and financing issues. George Weyman, assistant supervisor, cites cash flow problems and alleged subcontractor layoffs while a union official notes 20 electricians laid off due to withheld payments. Navy change orders and cost overruns cited as factors. officials discuss proof of financial reliability and contract termination actions.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Mt. Lona
Cmer
George Weyman
Long Beech Naval Shipyard
Gaid
Fellows
Stewart
Follows
Murray
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Oid
Hewart
Navy
Neyman
Navy World
GOP and Dems back plan to send aid for Sinai accord
Washington leaders from both parties voiced support for the administration’s proposal to send Americans to help police the Sinai truce. Speaker Albert and O’Neill signaled openness, while Senate and House leaders said backing is growing. Goldwater warned of Vietnam echoes, stressing cautious use of force and feasibility of a civilian volunteer force.
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Washington
UPD
Sinai
House
Carl *Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Albert
O'Neill
White House
Earler
Senate
Hugh Scott
John J. Rhodes
Ford
Congress
Scott
U.N
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mideast
Vietnam
Gold- Water
United States
Vigilantes mar laborer signups raise election questions
Officials reviewed if a unit qualifies for an election after petitions were filed as Teamsters and UFW target Hilpes Produce Co in Brentwood and other ranches. First day filings appeared sparse with Salinas and Fresno seeing activity while Riverside and Sacramento reported little.
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Fresno
Riverside
Sacramento
Salinas
Teamsters
Hilpes Produce Co
Brentwood
Agriculum
Tal
UFW
Cesar Chavez
Roy- Edund Brown Jr
Chavez
Roger Mahony
ALRE
Gallo
ALRB
Sotutions
GFW
Onne Ranch
Grape stomp festival faces health resistance in Indiana
In Hesston Indiana Ramholzer owner of Indiana Bonded Winery No 7 plans a grape stomp wine festival despite health officials objections The Board of Health bans foot stomping of grapes for consumption citing safety concerns while sanitation staff offered policing and foot washing measures Rambholzer insists hand squeezed grapes would be allowed and aims to proceed with the event despite the setback.
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Hesston
Ind
Gari Bamnholzer
Indiana
Board of Health
Iget
Ramholzer
la Porte County
Rambholzer
Rambalzer
Testimony in Kantaeng case reveals multiple killing versions
Testimony shows Miss Axt admitted naming herself as the killer in phone calls to defense attorneys within two months of the shooting. She explained it was penitence for falsely naming Miss Kinfaeng, while prosecutor questions pressed whether she ever claimed another shooter. Koch acknowledged romantic involvement with Kantaeng amid defense motions and described moving personal effects and chaotic scenes at her mother’s home.
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Atorneys
Miss Axt
Terry Moshenko
David Fishman
Bas. Koch
Bax
Miss Kantaeng
Koch
Moshenko
Rive
Meany slams McGovern on foreign policy at union gathering
AFL CIO President Meany told Seafarers International Union in Washington that labor has the right to demand a total reassessment of U.S. foreign policy. He called McGovern a “farmer who wears suede shoes” and criticized Kissinger and Earl Butz, defending dockworkers’ stance on grain shipments to Russia and urging a policy based on give and take.
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Alleck
Sen George
McGovern
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Seafarers International Union
Washington
Meany
D-S.c
Henry Kissinger
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Tabor
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Bute
Butz
Kissinger heads home after Middle East shuttle talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew from Damascus to London for refueling on his way to Washington after three hours of talks with President Hafez Assad. In Damascus Kissinger pressed for Assad's approval of the Egypt Israeli accord, but officials said the atmosphere was restrained and Assad did not offer unconditional backing. Earlier, Kissinger met King Hussein in Amman and then received a warm reception in Saudi Arabia as the interim accord drew public endorsement there.
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Damascus
Syria
UPD
Henry A.'Kissinger
Ers
Han
Washington
Ford
Middle East
Kissinger
Air Force
London
Hafez
Assad
Jordan
Officis
Iassad
Nancy
Ors
Tle
Hussein
Amman
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Russein
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Ee Press Telegram
PAN
Origin
Hollistar
United Farm Worker Representation
Dan Delfatti
Stockton
Helen Thomas
Rhodes
Wirepte
Vigilantes Mar Laborer
Norm Greer
Salinias
pHere
Gia
Greer
Twill
Sturray
Gad
Kantaeng
United Press International
Sumers
Buta
Henry
Fie
Val
Ohrbach's
America
Ohrbach
Fenfor
Panorama
Portheria
BEL_AMO
Mania
Bf Corton
Torrercer
LOS Ceneros
South St. Cerritos
BankAmericarel
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