FBI nabs Romanians in plot against Ford
Detroit FBI arrested Alexandru Patrascu a Romanian ministry official and John Akfirat a Turkish born engineer for conspiring to steal Ford Motor Co glass making process trade secrets worth over 100000 dollars. Romanian embassy second secretary Fanel Mangu connected to the case.
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Bill bars release of sex offenders in court custody
SACRAMENTO UPI Gov Reagan signed a bill prohibiting the release of sex offenders upon return to court custody by a state hospital until the case is disposed of. The measure aims to keep offenders in custody until legal actions conclude.
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Farm prices climb with livestock hit record highs
The mid month report shows a renewed farm price spiral with meat animals setting records. Beef cattle reached 51.70 per hundredweight and hogs 56.50, while eggs rose to 69.4 cents a dozen. Corn and soybeans also rose as August parity reached 102 percent, highest since 1962.
Reagan gains in GOP poll amid Agnew probe
Princeton report shows Spiro Agnew dropping from 35 to 22 percent as Reagan rises to 22. Rockefeller 13 percent and Baker 11 percent gain. Reagan leads 82 to 16 percent in second-choice support once Agnew is removed. Reagan aide says no effect on plans beyond 1974.
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Nixon Appeals Over Watergate Tapes Fight
President Nixon seeks to review tapes and related documents for relevance to the Watergate inquiry while arguing court orders cannot compel disclosure. He defends secrecy as essential to constitutional duties and says only a definitive Supreme Court ruling could force release.
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City extends price freeze amid court delay and steel price hike push
The council extended the gasoline price freeze for another week as an appeals court ruling came too late to apply immediately. At a public hearing, officials from several large steel companies urged higher prices by 10 major producers.
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Taco stand killer gets life term
A 12 year old Harbor City man was sentenced to life in prison on a first degree murder conviction for the stabbing death of Wilmington taco stand owner Joseph David Russell at 127 West Anaheim Street on February 25. The jury also acquitted co defendant Leroy Quintana and dismissed charges against Herbert Davis. The probation report described Herrera as an extreme danger to the community.
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Autopsy Due In Boy Scout Death Near San Bernardino
James B Myers, 15, of Long Beach, collapsed during a four day hike with Troop 68 while training for Tribe of Tahquitz. He complained of fatigue, gasped for air, and died after efforts to revive him. Autopsy results by the San Bernardino coroner are expected today.
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Six arraigned in San Pedro street fight
Six Long Beach area men were arraigned Thursday in Municipal Court San Pedro on charges of attacking a police officer. Judge Walter Binns set a preliminary hearing for Oct. 2 and continued the six at liberty under bail of 1500 dollars each. They were arrested Monday night after a street brawl in San Pedro. Police said four officers suffered minor injuries in quelling the fight which apparently resulted from an argument between householders and solicitors for Muhammid Speaks.
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Woman dies after violent buffeting on jet to L A
Huntington Beach woman Marjorie Payette, 44, dies from neck injuries suffered in a Boe ing 707 descent into Los Angeles. Four women were badly hurt on the TWA 742 flight from Hong Kong via Okinawa and Guam to San Francisco. Passengers described severe up and down motion as the jet descended to L A International Airport. National Transportation Safety Board investigates potential mechanical failure or turbulence. Ellen Hargitay, wife of Mickey Hargitay, among the injured stewards.
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