Long Beach Grand Prix gets council debt relief deal
The Long Beach City Council approved a plan to ease debts of the Grand Prix Association by allowing the city bureau to advance 134000 to cover race preparations. The city will not take over the event, with a 5 to 1 vote backing the arrangement while a contract amendment is drafted.
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Manson girls given prison in Sacramento case
Sandra Good and Susan Murphy, followers of Charles Manson, were sentenced to prison for making death threats. Good received 15 years, Murphy five years, after being convicted of conspiring to send threatening letters to leaders and interfering with the government. The judge called the crimes acts of terrorism and noted Fromme’s related 1975 shooting.
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Susan Murphy
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Bruce Babcock
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Lynette
Squeaky" Fromme
Miss Fromme
President Ford
FBI
Ford
Capitol Park
San Diego
Sharon Tate
Wiss Good
US District Court
Thomas MacBride
Qin Murphy
Miss Murphy
Hearst Undergoes Surgery After Lung Collapse
Patricia Hearst, 22, who was convicted last month of joining her kidnappers in an armed bank robbery, suffered a collapsed right lung in her San Mateo County Jail cell and underwent minor surgery Tuesday night. Doctors at Sequoia Hospital report she is in stable condition and resting.
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Sequoia Hospital
San Mateo County
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Albert Johnson
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Hearst
San Francisco
Hearst Details SLA Bank Robbery Case to FBI
Combland News Services reports Patricia Hearst described to the FBI the 15 months underground and the Sacramento bank robbery in which a woman was killed. She named associates William and Emily Harris and spoke after a PBS interview in San Francisco amid questions about her status as a potential state’s witness and possible further trials.
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Miss Fearst
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Ford Denounces Ethnic Purity Phrase in Housing Debate
President Ford and candidate Carter clashed over the term ethnic purity amid open housing disputes. Ford said the phrase is not his and urged enforcing federal open housing laws, while Carter defended his remarks and sought to dampen the controversy with apologies and support from MLK Sr.
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Gun carb backed bill targets cheap handguns in Congress
Washington AP The Mouse Judiciary Committee advanced a measure to outlaw Saturday Night Specials and impose jail terms for crimes with handguns. It sets licensing fee hikes for dealers and a 14 day waiting period for new pistol purchases, while excluding handguns already owned. Chairman Peter Rodino Jr. said some Republicans back bipartisan action.
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Mouse
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
United States
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D.J
House
Senate votes for new jobs bill amid veto risk
The Senate approved a $5.2 billion public works jobs bill by 54 to 28, sending it to the House despite warnings of a likely veto by President Ford. Democrats added funds, boosting the price tag from the earlier $2.5 billion version, while Ford previously vetoed a $6.1 billion measure.
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Kissinger Still Seen as Key Secretary of State
President Ford defended Henry Kissinger as one of the finest and most popular secretaries of state. He said Kissinger would stay in the post despite opponents’ criticism and emphasized continued SALT treaty talks with the Soviet Union amid slow negotiations.
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Washington
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
San Francisco strike talks end in impasse
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports rising hostility in municipal worker talks as four minutes of bargaining failed to break the impasse. City plumbers chief Joseph Mazzola described the talks as at a definite impasse. Separately, Golden Gate Transit bus drivers added to the disruption by picketing at the ferry terminal.
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Ieadera
Joseph Mazzola
City Plumbers Union
Golden Gate Transit
Clock Line gambling case heard at Long Beach council
Two experts testified at a 2 City Council hearing that Clock-O-Line on the Pike is mainly a game of chance rather than skill. The Bank of America acting as executor seeks a license to reopen but was previously denied.
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Oline
Bank of America
Kenneth Mumm
Mumm
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Dep Ty City
Ronald D. Brodsky
Paw R. Brugger
Carson City
Nevada State Gaming Control Board
Nevada
Brugger
A. Langer
George Appleton
Long Beach State University
Independent justice dept ignores probe into Sinatra ties
Reports say the Independent Justice Department declined to pursue recommendations on Frank Sinatra’s alleged mafia links in a concluding article. Other items note Lockheed’s decision to self investigate, ACLU support for student editors at Lynwood schools, and local election results in Cerritos Downey and Los Alamitos.
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