World News in Brief March 22 1988 Highlights
The State Department rejected a Russian plan to land two jetliners near New York carrying about 150 members of the Samed Moiseev dance ensemble. A Senate subcommittee probed Chicago lawyers alleged to use hoodlums in labor disputes, facing Fifth Amendment refusals. Dan Kimball blamed Washington chaos for allowing a Soviet satellite launch, while Admiral Stump warned aid to non Communist nations is essential. A Porter testimony linked Rep Wolverton to an FCC ethics code debate, defending congressional representation before agencies.
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Washington
State Department
New York
Samed Moiseev
United States
Senate
Chicago
Anthony B. Chanpagne
Shn
FCC
Paul A. Porter
House
Federal Communications Commission
Charles A. Wolverton
R-N.j
Wolverton
Congress
Federal Agency Budget Raised Across Agencies
The House Appropriations Committee rejected President Eisenhower's budget for Independent agencies, proposing a new higher allocation. The Senate approved a $4,108,100,000 Treasury and Post Office budget for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Interior Secretary Seaton said no immediate tax cut or large public works program is needed, forecasting an upturn in Q2. A Sacramento citizens group opposed violence and sex in media, praising radio but urging higher standards, with no censorship recommended.
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House Appropriations
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Congress
Treasury
Sacramento
Citizens’ Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Price of Food Pushes Living Cost to Record
Washington reports that the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the consumer price index rising 0.2 percent in February. The index has reached new peaks 16 times in 18 months amid unemployment and weak production. Prices stood at 122.5 percent of 1997-1949 average, up 2.27 percent from two years ago. BLS Commissioner Ora Clague calls a near term decline unlikely, noting prices are driven by elusive relation to general business conditions.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Oran Clague
Realtor Enters Sheriff's Race Against Pitchess in LA County
Howard J. Kessler of Hermosa Beach a real estate man filed nomination papers to challenge Undersheriff Peter J Pitchess for Los Angeles County sheriff Republican Benjamin S Hite and baseball executive Dan Crowley also entered or attempted papers with Crowley failing to complete filings The date given is March 13.
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Peter J. Pitches
Los Angeles County
Howard J. Kessler
Hermosa Beach
Registrar of Voters
Benjamin S. Hite
Dan Crowley
Pasadena Native Hinrichs Named Army Ordnance Chief
Maj. Gen. John J. Hinrichs of Pasadena was named chief of Army ordnance, succeeding Lt. Gen. Emerson L. Cummings who moves to deputy commander of the Eighth Army in Korea. Hinrichs, 1924 Pasadena High School graduate, serves as deputy chief of ordnance since Oct. 1955 and will oversee missiles, tanks, ammunition and rolling stock, with materiel shared with Navy and Air Force. He is the son of the late Frederick H. Hinrichs Sr and Mrs Marie Webster Hinrichs, married to Mariam Marple, with two sons in military service. He graduated West Point 1928 and MIT 1932.
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Johm J. Hinrichs
Marie Webster Hinrichs
Pasadena High School
Army Ordnance
Ordnance
Emerson L., Cummings
Eighth Army
Korea
Hinrichs
White House
Navy
Air Force
Frederick H. Hinrichs
Caltech
Mariam Marple
Jann F. Marble
Garfield Ave
South Pasadena
John F
Robert Marble Hinrichs
West Point
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Field Artillery
Blizzard Devastates Coast From Virginia to Maine
The historic storm left towns without heat, lights, radios, and water. Emergency crews repaired poles as far as New York and Ohio while the Red Cross set up 23 centers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York to provide food and shelter. Cities like Havre de Grace and Aberdeen faced power failures and closed schools as trains and buses ran late or were canceled.
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Virginia
Maine
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Aberdeen
Ohio
Boston
Rhode Island
New York City
Long Island
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hoston
Indonesia Says Rebels Trapped Near Lake Toba
Singapore dispatch reports the Indonesian Army says 400 rebels are trapped along the lake shore in North Sumatra with forces whittled by casualties and desertion. Meanwhile the revolutionary regime claims a fledgling navy has been formed and deployed to strike a government blockade. A mutiny leader, Maj Boyke Navin Golan, is reported trapped with 300 men on the east side of Lake Toba, lacking boats to escape. The Dutch liner Oranje appears to have landed 520 foreigners in Medan, including 122 Americans.
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Singapore
Sumatra
Bukittinggi
Sayiet
Jakarta
Sukarno
Rudy Firngadt
Boyke Navin Golan
Oranje
Medan
Goodyear and
U.S
Communnion
Knowland outlines right to work and worker protections
Knowland details his stance on right to work and unionism in a radio speech. He contrasts his plan for a voter ballot on voluntary versus compulsory unionism with Brown's position, endorses a worker’s bill of rights, and calls for a constitutional amendment to secure statewide water projects. He accuses opponents and labor bosses of keeping issues from California voters. In addition he cites protections for election secrecy, recall, strike rules, pension safeguards, union dues, and anti coercion by union officials.
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Knowland
California
Brown
Tom Pare
Broven
Department of Water Resources
Water Rights Board
Supreme Court of California
Ivanhoe
Water rights dominate session clash in Feather River plan
Northern senators push for funds toward construction while Southern-leaning assembly demands water-rights settlement first. The Finance Committee trimmed pay raises and Feather River right of way money, adding flood repair funds instead, as debates over land purchases and relocations continue.
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Page Gneymee
Assembly
Feather River
Senate
Finance Committee
Big Shot Inks 4th Bad Check In Baldwin Park
Police report a man using the alias C. R. Wilmore passed a no fund check for 31 dollars at Ramona Trailer Court on Ramona Boulevard. He endorsed the check to Sarah Carney owner, claiming to be a major business operator dealing in rental properties and truck services. The 31 dollar payment was cashed with Wilmore receiving $20 in cash for rent.
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C. R. Wilmore
Baldwin Park
Wilmore
Sarah Carney
Ramona
Ramona Blvd
Pollee
Lee May Ifair
Ornduff Rites Stated Today
The funeral rites for Charles William Ornduff 96 will be held at 2 pm at Valley View Avenue. A board said it plans to open conferences on the 28 in Los Angeles for the Western Airlines strike discussions.
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Charles William Ornduff
Valley View Ave
Jovia
Los Angeles Hospital
Oundall
Western Airlines
Monrovia
Los Angeles
Ann Biltmore
Nive
Chariton
Iowa
Wife of knifed dentist denies triangle suit in court
Marilyn Glascock, wife of Dr. John G. Glascock who was stabbed by Robert G. Hunter, denied naming another woman in a divorce suit. Hunter, 27, was arraigned for assault with a deadly weapon as Mrs Glascock asserted the tale of an affair is false.
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Powell
Marilyn Glascock
Pasadena
Jourse
Robert G. Hunter
Joseph A. Sprankle, Jr
Sprankle
Hunter
Weather forecast notes cloudiness and scattered showers today
Southland reports considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and local gusty winds. Isolated thunderstorms likely in the west tomorrow with a mainly sunny, windy day and a few showers in the mountains. Rain levels around 6000 feet. temperatures remain steady. Pasadena sees similar patterns with rain today and 80 percent likelihood, lowering to 30 percent tomorrow.
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Pasadena
Alanta
Orleuns
York
Phiadelphia
Aniei
Bante Chy Oluiab
Pickman
Ivistn
Enver
Owls
Mtr
Auto City
Dumn Antonio
el Paso
Sin Dien Ie Furno
Sistesane
Salveston
Seattle
Sffelong
Spokane
Hyekaneitte
Wishington
Angsten
Wheel
Eandmone Biyen Riefene
Gandbere
ATODO
Pedro
Fl Crain
Rane Besea
Hare
Sfortepello
Snia
Maria Gene Onion
Nein
Tonnes
Sirtareitia
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