Dockers Strike Potential Expansion Faces Settlement Push
West Coast dock negotiators, urged by President Nixon, met for an hour with no progress stated and plan another session. Nixon earlier pressed ILWU and Pacific Maritime Association leaders to settle by week’s end amid a looming ILA Atlantic strike that could deepen U.S. trade losses. The ILWU seeks packing rights at dock staging areas, with Teamsters’ jurisdiction a complicating factor.
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Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen
Ed Flynn
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Teamsters
Welfare Board adopts emergency rules to preserve funds
Phoenix officials say Arizona will formalize new welfare regulations Wednesday to align with federal guidelines after HEW tentatively approved the plan. The move aims to prevent a $35 million loss in federal matching funds as court actions unfold.
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UPI
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Arso
Gary K. Nelson
Proposed federal mining royalty plan eyed by Arizona
Arizona tax chief warns that Henry Jackson's plan to tax hard rock minerals could cost the state millions in tax revenue. Current 1872 law requires no lease fees or royalties on minerals located on public land. Hazelett says the proposal could erode Arizona mining revenues.
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UPI
Arizona
John Hazelett
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Hazelett
Monday Jackson
Ten soldiers wounded in Northern Ireland conflict
In Londonderry a machinegun raid on an army post wounded Pvt. Roger Wilkins and led to emergency brain surgery. His wife, eight months pregnant, kept vigil as violence hit the Bogside. Four more soldiers were hospitalized after clashes in Belfast, bringing the day’s toll to ten.
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UPI
Roger Wilkins
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Wilkins
Bogside
New Lodge
Seeing Is Believing in a Grandson Conversation
A Scottsdale grandmother disciplines her five year old at breakfast after he drops toast. He challenges her germs angels and Santa Claus claim by saying he has never seen them, prompting a playful clash between belief and perception.
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Scottsdale
Santa Claus
Heavy Communist Attacks Near Saigon Before Vietnam Vote
Allied positions along the Cambodian border faced intense North Vietnamese and Viet Cong rocket and mortar bombardment Monday and today in a three day pre election campaign. More than 200 rounds struck South Vietnamese and American outposts overnight while 230 Communist troops were reported killed across three days. Five Americans were wounded in mortar attacks on Fire Base Pace near Saigon and two GIs were killed when their observation helicopter was shot down over the U Minh Forest.
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UPI
Cambodia
Krek
South Vietnam
U Minh Forest
Taxi ownership shift gets nod
Phoenix state regulators signaled approval for Yellow Cab Co of Nevada to buy Yellow Cab Co of Phoenix stock. The two hour hearing addressed legality of out of state ownership and possible links to San Diego residents serving tax evasion sentences. Officials criticized a $1000 payment to a competitor and planned a general rule to bar future similar arrangements.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Corporation Commission
Yellow Cab Co
Nevada
Westgate- California
San Diego
John
Angelo Alessio
Westgate
Allesios
ASU professor warns of grim future from environmental ruin
Dr. Ernest E. Snyder of Arizona State University argues that over the next 30 years pollution, famine, and social unrest could threaten life on Earth. He promotes drastic cooperative action and highlights the cost of inaction, citing a new book Please Stop Killing Me and urging public demand for cleaner industry and government.
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Ernest E. Snyder
Arizona State University
Snyder
ASU
New World Library
Signet Books
Paradise Valley Man Injured In Pursuit Crash
A Paradise Valley man Robert Hildek 36 of 7302 N Mockingbird Lane was hospitalized after losing control of a 1966 model bus while being pursued by a Paradise Valley deputy on North Scottsdale Road. The crash occurred at 9 35 p m near Scottsdale Road and Royal Palm Lane with no citation issued. Police also reported two additional two car accidents nearby with no injuries.
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Scottsdale Road
Robert Hildek
Mockingbird Lane
Maricopa County Hospital
Hildek
Royal Palm Lane
Scottsdale
68Th Street
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