Bolivian coup seats Banzer in high command
Hugo Banzer Suarez, a 45-year-old army colonel, takes over Bolivia after a military coup that toppled Gen. Juan Jose Torres. The transfer preserves a volatile power base bolstered by leftist unions and student movements, amid long U.S. aid and regional military influences. Victor Paz Estenssoro aids Banzer despite past revolutionary leadership.
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United States
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Prison reform in California session seen as dead
Sacramento reports say prison reform bills are probably not passing this session, not due to the San Quentin killings. Assemblyman Ketchum and consultant Carroll expect no major reforms. some measures may be scrutinized, including tighter solitary confinement safeguards and an ombudsman for parole revocation hearings, though cost and opposition temper prospects.
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Sacramento
UPD
San Quentin
Tom Carroll
Assembly Committee On Criminal Justice
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William “M. Ketchum
Paso Robles
Ketchum
John F. Dunlap
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Dunlap
San’ Quentin
Raymond Procunier
Leo Ryan
Dburlingame
Open Letter Opposes PGE Ads and Atomic Power Plan
Redwood Valley readers urge suppression of electric bill advertising and oppose progress promoting wasteful electricity use. They condemn Atomic Power projects, urge conservation to protect future generations, and thank Mendocino County residents for cooperation after reporting dead animals on streets.
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Mendocino County
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Barbara Cotter
Calpella
Ukiah Daily Journal
Golden Export Outlook For Small U.S. Firms
A Commerce Department official credits Nixon’s dollar policy with creating a golden chance for small U.S. firms to enter export markets. Edward J. Krause cites that three of five export businesses are small, with Infoton of Burlington selling a third overseas and Shuttleworth Machinery of Huntington expanding exports from 25 to 40 percent of sales and aiming higher. In 1970, 2,500 American companies exhibited abroad, generating $58 million on the floor and roughly $100 million in follow-up sales.
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Washington
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Texas
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Wilson
Justice Department
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Homburg
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SEC
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Gus Mutscher
Waggoner Carr
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Texar Banking Commission
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Commerce Department
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United States
James Shuttleworth
Shuttle
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Department of Commerce
Sailor Recovers Stolen Car 1,200 Miles Away in San Diego
In San Diego a sailor spotted his stolen car from Seattle in a city parking lot four months after the theft. Police watched the vehicle until a fellow sailor tried to claim it. Michael Gonzalez, 24, of USS Constellation, could not prove ownership and was arrested. Detective Mihhelcih called the odds of such a recovery one in a million.
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Thomas E. Udd
Gompers
Michael K. Gonzales
John ,A. Mihhelcih
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