Sky Marshal and Agent Halt Hijacker Aboard Flight
A federal sky marshal and Piedmont Airlines security agent wrestled Richard White to the floor on a Piedmont jet bound for Cuba after he seized control. White, 2 from Kingsport Tennessee, was jailed on a federal hijacking charge awaiting a hearing in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
API
Piedmont Airlines
Cuba
Richard White
Kingsport
Tenn
U.S
Herman A. Smith
Greensboro
White
W. C. Tadlock
Piedmont
Sky Marshal
New York
Leon M. Fox
Wilmington
Fox
Tadlock
Boyle Ends Coal Miners Walkout With Court Order
Coal miners loyal to UMW President W. A. Boyle return to work after a court ordered appearance for contempt. The four day strike idled up to 90,000 workers across eight states with Ohio slow to resume after the weekend. Boyle announced the union has chosen a new welfare trust representative and urged a prompt return to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, W. Va
UPE
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America Welfare and Retirement Fund
Garhand A Gesell
Washington
Couple Wins 51000 Judgment in Bus-Car Collision
Matthew J. and Alice Bratz of 61 Calle Aragon obtained a 51000 default judgment for injuries from a Nov 14 1970 crash after Troy Boon & Sons Co of El Paso failed to appear. Co-defendant driver Charles Lynn Lane of Terrell Tex faces ongoing litigation. The collision happened at 56th Ave and E 33rd St as Mrs Bretz rode a Old Pueblo Bus Co vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J
Alice Bratz
Calle Aragon
Bretz
Superior Court
Richard N. Boylston
Troy Boon & Sons Co
el Paso
Texas
Charles Lynn Lane
Terrell
Tex
Lane
Bunn Company
Old Pueblo Bus Co
Nixon drops veto on public service jobs plan for veterans
Washington reports the Nixon administration will not veto a bill to create 150 000 to 200 000 public service jobs in parks police and fire departments schools hospitals and pollution agencies. The compromise retains veterans preference for Vietnam veterans and aims to aid mayors facing budget squeezes and layoffs with funding up to 1.75 to 4.73 billion over two to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Nixon
Senate
House
Ihouse
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Picketing Over Cantaloupe Fields Hits Farm at Yuma
UFWOC pickets surround F H Hogue Produce cantaloupe fields in Yuma as about 85 of 150 workers stay off the job. Harvest continues with 65 regular and about 140 temporary workers. Talks with Manuel Chavez fail to produce a hiring hall plan or wage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma County
Manuel Chavez
UFWOC
Cesar Chavez
California
Arnold
Hogue
San Diego Weighs 72 GOP Convention Bid
San Diego officials will submit a bid for the 1972 Republican National Convention but demand a fuller financial review before commitment. The city seeks about 1.2 million in cash and services and may reject plans involving higher property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Nixon
White House
GOP
Sam T. Loftin
Busi
Frank Curran
Cattle Die in I-10 Crash After Trailer Breaks Loose
Fifteen cattle die and three are injured when a cattle trailer breaks loose from a van on Interstate 10 about ten miles east of Tucson. Driver Robert N. Welborn, 23, of Laurel Mississippi, is treated for cuts and bruises. 42 cattle are penned at Buckaroo Cattle Rest. The truck driver Bobby Joe Head, 23, of Lockhart Texas, is uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Robert N. Welborn
Laurel
Miss
Buckaroo
Bobby Joe Head
Lockhard, Tex
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Citizen Publishing Company
Marth Stone Avenue
Seagondollar Music
Speedway
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Nite-lite
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Fm-Am-Swair-Police
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Teledyne
Packard Bell
Holmes J.V
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Teledyne Packard Bell
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Emerson, Dumant
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SALE
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