Wild chase ends in fatal crash near MacArthur Boulevard
Shirley 28 of Beverly Hills led a pursuit after striking Officer Gary Stevens on the freeway. CHP investigators say Shirley's car rolled near MacArthur Boulevard after dodging the Weind aff ramp, killing him. officer Bruce Moates was injured and Shirley had prior standoff incidents in Little Rock.
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Beverly Hills
Little Rock
Ark
Gary Stevens
CHP
Stevens
Bruce Moates
Long Beach
San Diego
Moates
MacArthur Boulevard
Orange County
Hunter Shirley JR
Angel Krassowski
James Richmond Jr
Westminster
Carter seeks nuclear curbs on weapons exports
President Carter proposed legislation to cut off U S reactor fuel and related assistance to any nation that detonates a nuclear explosive or breaches safeguards for peaceful use. The White House called it a tough workable policy, broader than prior proposals but not as far as some bipartisan bills. He warned concurrent measures could force an immediate moratorium of exports, risking allied cooperation.
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Carter
U.S
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Spy trial Boyce accuses conspiracy to sell secret codes to Russians
Boyce admits calling himself a spy and cites reading Pyramider Project files revealing CIA satellite plans. He says Lee pressured him with a blackmail letter and claims the Australian connection sparked his espionage, while defense closes and jury expected to begin.
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CIA
KGB
Soviet Inttelligence
Lee
Palos Verdes
Sheila
Asst
U.S
Alty
Richard Stilz
PBI
State Dept spy plot surfaces in Mexico City basement meeting
The witness testified Russians paid 35 000 to fund his education and 10 000 in a later payoff for documents. He claimed the Russians wanted him to study Soviet history to work as a Russian spy in the United States, which he denied. The defendant Lee seeks a speedy trial ruling, denied, as Lee's attorney protests. In a separate case, a psychiatric technician at Norwalk's Metropolitan State Hospital was charged with misdemeanor battery after a patient, 9-year-old Mark Holcomb, died later the same day. Holcomb reportedly choked on his vomit.
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U.S. State Department
Boyce
State Department
Mile
Lee
Ken Kahn
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Norwalk
Metropolitan State Hospital
Mark Franklin Holcomb
Garden Grove
Barry Trevena
Holcomb
Energy fight over pollution rules sparks debate with officials
Bradley defends state air standards and car emission rules, arguing penalties for not meeting mileage would be unfair. O Leary blames public resistance to nuclear power on federal policies and questions oil pricing, noting rate and ceiling issues on domestic versus imports.
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Bradley
Detroit
O'Leary
Clean air bill signals split on auto emission delays
The House Commerce Committee approved President Carter's plan for a one to three year delay in auto emission standards by 30 to 2 while a 21 to 21 tie on a Dingell backed substitute failed, as ties count as negative votes. The measure drew support from automakers and the United Auto Workers.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Carter
John Dingell
D'Mich
United Auto Workers
Dingell
Ceres Promoier
Repwitie Carter
Paul Rogers
Dilan
North Sea oil spout may be capped today
A Phillips Petroleum team near Ekofisk in Norway worked six hours before fatigue and gas buildup halted progress. If weather holds, the company hopes to cap the five day spill within four to five hours more, with officials insisting offshore operations will continue.
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North Sea
Stavanger
Norway
Phillips Petroleum Co
Klawns
Ekofisk
Gordon Goering
Phillip
Oslo
Odvar Nordil
Exofisk
Nordic
Phillips
Robert Archambeault
Dayton
Ohio
Jordan King Hussein Signals Readiness for Palestinian Ties
King Hussein of Jordan said Jordan stands ready to establish ties with a Palestinian national entity and would welcome a confederation or autonomy under Jordan. He emphasized support for Palestinian self determination and indicated openness to a strong, voluntary relationship with a Palestinian homeland.
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Washington
Hussein
Jordan
New York
American University
Iscachi
Carter
Middle East Institute
Israel
Arah
Rabat
Morocco
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arsenal seized in apartment in New Baltimore
Federal agents seized an arsenal from a vacant apartment in New Baltimore Michigan including mortar rounds and a 40mm cannon. The haul weight was estimated at 15000 pounds though officials questioned the figure. Gary Rogers, 31, who leased the unit, surrendered in Miami after a Detroit warrant charged illegal possession of firearms. Rogers had moved in about two years ago and had not been seen for two weeks. FBI officials declined to speculate on terrorist links.
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Baltimore
Mich
FBI
Gary Rogers
Miami
Detroit
Rogers
Robert Kent
Michigan
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