Traffic violators shoot officers in Los Angeles
Two Los Angeles Police Department officers were shot during a routine traffic stop at about 2 50 am when four occupants of a black 1999 Chevrolet opened fire. The officers were taken to California Hospital with injuries. one was critically wounded with five bullets in the stomach and the other in good condition with a single shot to the stomach area. Four suspects fled after seizing the officers guns. two were arrested soon after, while five others remained at large.
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Blind woman dies saving son in seaside fires
CEIVAGO UP I reports a year old blind woman Mrs Kimble died of smoke inhalation trying to rescue her invalid son George 43 and three preschoolers in two fires Monday on the citys seashore. Firefighters found her wheelchair in a bedroom beside the bed where the blaze started. In the second blaze a baby sister Testilxt dee ots children Frona perished as neighbors and an aunt described their frantic efforts. The childrens mother and another apartment resident were present when the fires began.
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UPI
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St. Anthony's Hegpitil
Kimbl
Delores McGaughy
Vendyas ‘Tanuny O
Durin
Montos
Agkina McCiaughy
Miss McGaughy
Rest home fire charges filed against patient in Pleasantville
A 22 year old patient was charged with arson after a fire at Streets Sheltered Care Home killed ten, including a woman nearing her 77th birthday. Det. Junes Schissier arrested Harry Fletcher Kerop of Baltimore hours after the blaze. Kemp, treated for smoke inhalation at Atlantic City Hospital, was described as the longest resident and among six who escaped with two attendants.
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NX. B
Sluts
Junes Schissier
Har+ry Fletcher Kerop
Baltimore
Lowestory
Kemp
Atlantic City Hospital
Blule
Ond
Famous TV ad personality Ludwig Stosse dies at 89
Hollywood AP Ludwig Stosse known for the Phat Lille Old Winemaker character in TV commercials died Monday at 89. His family spokesman said he passed at Tillywood Presbyterian hospital after a short illness. Stosse began in theater in Pf and led Germany's Breslau State Theatre before leaving Berlin to avoid serving a Nazi state role.
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Hollywood
Ludwig Stosse
Phat Lille
Met
Moinlay
Aspiokesman
Indians seize Gallup medical center in peaceful occupation
Six Indians armed with rifles axl a shotgun took over the National Medical Center in Gallup New Mexico for seven hours but surrendered to law enforcement without a shot fired. Four claimed AIM membership two said they were with the American Western Press Association. Hospital director Dr Michael Ogden said the group sought adequate health care for Indians nationwide and would stay until demands were met. The Sun-bed hospital operates under the U Public Health Service.
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Ntalian Medical Center
Howe Mourlay
Myemtbers
American Inedian Movement
AIM
Americ Wesian Press Association
Ding the Taboyer
Michael Ogden
de. Ogden
U Public Health Service
Adoption fight erupts over Mexican American boy case
The aunt and uncle of Victor Martinez Wilkerson, a Mexican American boy placed in permanent custody of a Black couple, appeal the ruling. Justice action began in Civil Appeals Court after Judge Robert J. Lawry's Jan 18 decision naming James Adams and wife as adoptive parents. Welfare officials deny racism claims but raise concerns about cultural ties.
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UPI
Elias Lopes
Victor Martinez Wilkerson
James Bi. Adams
Robert J. Lawry
Adamses
Victor
Harris County Child Welfare Unit
Adams
Wielar
Syrians Drive Away Israel Jets Over Syria Border
Syrian military spokesman said Israeli warplanes attempted to penetrate Syrian airspace and were intercepted by Syrian fighters. The jets reportedly fled through Lebanese airspace amid border tensions with Lebanon.
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Damascus
Gpt
Barlio
State flu epidemic waning in California
California's London flu outbreak, which has taken at least 383 lives this winter, appears to be waning says the State Department of Public Health. A spokesman noted some areas may still experience outbreaks before the season ends, with 340 deaths exceeding normal expectations for flu and pneumonia.
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California
State Department of Public Health
Aide Defends Nixon Budget Cuts amid Congressional Clash
In Washington, Treasury Secretary Nixon ally defends budget cuts proposed for 1974 as supporters call for restraint and a halt to failed programs. Democrats condemn cuts as a “meat axe” attack on humanitarian government while Republicans label the plan reasonable and necessary to curb spending.
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UPI
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George P. Sluik
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Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Watergate Spy Case Defense Challenges Guilty Knowledge
Lawyer for Ian Watergate spy operation case asserts his client had no guilty knowledge of the break in at Democratic National Headquarters. Prosecutors describe Liddy as boss of the unit and discuss destroyed reports, pay, and possible sentences for Liddy McCord and co defendants in the Watergate trial.
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Silbarl
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Dragged cougar snarling again at Pullman zoo
In Pullman Washington an abnormal report about Butch the live Washington State Cougar Inasent shows the animal snarling and collapsing in its cage over the weekend. Veterinarian Gary Bryan reviewed blood tests and suspected overdosage risks from park attendants, but found no fasting effects.
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Wash
Butch the VI
Washington State University
Iris
Gary Bryan
Butch
Time Magazine apologizes for Watergate denial omission
Time Magazine announced regret over not publishing a denial by Charles W. Colson regarding the Watergate bugging story. Colson claimed no direct or indirect knowledge of the incident and said Time did not contact him for denial in time for the Jan. 21 report, though Time said its reporter attempted to reach him.
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Time Magazine
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Colson
Time
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Watergate
Washington
Kennedy limousine to be retired from government service
The presidential limousine linked to the Kennedy assassination will be retired from government use. Ford and the Edison Institute consider options, with a museum option explored but not confirmed. Auction interest exists but Ford says the car will be retired gracefully, not sold.
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Secret Service
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Ford
Edison Institute
Henry Ford M
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Russell Kruse
Rete Classic Auction Co
Auburn, Inc
Ralph Whitler
Diellas
Spelen
Nvan
Senate panel studies auto recall costs for owners
Senate Commerce Committee opens two days of hearings to decide who pays for safety related defects in recalls. Major automakers argue the 1968 act allows owner-funded repairs, while lawmakers press to require manufacturers to cover all safety related fixes. Noting recalls from General Motors and Volkswagen, witnesses discuss costs and enforcement as recalls total over 36 million cars to date.
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Magnuson
D-Wasl
Waleter Mondale
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Dohon B. Susa
Ik Xoventher
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National Highways Traffic Safety Administration
Senate approves labor nominee Brennan for secretary post
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee unanimously approves Peter J Brennan of New York City as labor secretary. President Nixon’s nomination advances to full Senate for confirmation amid earlier moves to confirm Tibet Richardson as defense secretary and Melvin Laidlaw’s replacement.
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SPI
Peter J Brennan
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Eli Yole
Nixon
Tibet J. Richardson
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