Klan member on Pendleton base warns of violence risk
At Pendleton Marine base a Ku Klux Klan figure, Daniel L. Bailey of Norfolk, warns that armed whites could clash with black marines amid ongoing racial tension. The melee on Nov. 13 left six whites hospitalized and 12 blacks charged with assault. a list of 16 white marines alleged to be Klan members was seized.
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Camp Pendleton
Daniel L. Bailey
Norfolk, Va
Navy
Bailey
Marine Corps
Corps
Oceanside
State board outlaws liquor price fixing
The California Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board ruled minimum prices for liquor, beer, and wine unconstitutional. ABCD plans to appeal and continue enforcement, while retailers await the court outcome. Bob's Liquors owner says he will not change prices yet and awaits final ruling.
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State Board
San Francisco
California Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
ABCD
California Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Appeals
Peter M. Finnegan
U.S. District Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
Be Ae Supreme Court
Richard Crosetti
Bob’s Liquors
Appeals Board
Vance Likely Carter Pick For Secretary Of State
Cyrus R. Vance, former deputy secretary of defense under Johnson, is seen as virtually certain to be named by President-elect Carter to replace Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. Carter, Mondale aides plan to announce high appointments at an 11:30 a.m. press conference.
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Leslie H. Gelb
New York Times Service
Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Johnson
Jimmy Carter
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Vance
New York
Plains
Jody Powell
Carter-Mondale
Johnson Administration
Congress
State Department
Treasury
Defense Department
White House
Bank-bandit chased along coast to Seal Beach garage
A suspect robbed Brentwood Savings and Loan on Westminsters Brookhurst Street for 395 in a 1989 Impala with Texas plates. A high speed chase along the Pacific Coast Highway ended when the man hid in a beachfront garage and surrendered after a Seal Beach collision injured a female driver and a officer.
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Dick Howland
Denise Kusel
Huntington Beach
Seal Beach
Brentwood Savings and Loan
Brookhurst St
Westminster
Warner Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Sunset Beach
Pacific
Mother appeals for Gilmore's life before Supreme Court
Bessie Gilmore seeks a stay of execution for Gary Mark Gilmore in Utah arguing federal constitutional questions merit review. NAACP Legal Defense Fund filed the motion with Justice White, who referred it to the full court. Gilmore, 35, faces dawn execution after rejecting further delays.
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Knight News Service
Salt Lake City
Bessie Gilmore
U.S., Supreme Court
Utah
Mark Gilmore
Supreme Court
Byron R
Whizzer
Washington
Gary Mark Gilmore
White
Legal Defense Fund
NAACP
Gilmore
U.S
United States
David Kendall
Mil
Waukee, Ore
Kendall
Justice White
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Meganwhile
Utah State Prison
Here
J. Robert Bullock
4Th Judicial District
Richard Giauque
Anthony Amsterdam
Bullock
Utah Supreme Cour
Santa Ana Winds Bring Unseasonably Warm Beach Weather
Drier than normal summer air sweeps Jong Beach as Santa Ana winds push in high temperatures. Forecaster John Rockey notes humidity at 4 am 36 and noon 11, well below the March average of 55. A Pacific Northwest high pressure system keeps moist marine air offshore, leaving Catalina with cool conditions while Long Beach tops at 82.
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Santa Ana
Jong Beach
John Rockey
U.S. Weather Service
Pacific Northwest
Utah
Nevada
Catalina
Long Beach
Bleeding bandits slip cops during Long Beach liquor store robbery
Two armed bandits robbed Mac's Liquors on Long Beach Blvd netting $75 and fled after being shot at by clerk Keith Haskell a 24 year old. Haskell fired two times injuring a knife carrier and a pistol wielding robber. Police tracked blood for two blocks before losing the trail as nine patrol cars surrounded the store. Edmond Yeargeau and customers corroborated bullets hitting the robbers while they laughed through the exchange.
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Long Beach
Mac's Liquors
Long Beach Blvd
Haskell
Edmond Yeargeau
Traskell
Carter silent on B1 bomber start after go ahead
Washington AP The outgoing Pentagon leadership told President-elect Jimmy Carter about a decision to start production of the B1 bomber, the costliest weapons program in history. Carter, set to take office January 20, has not decided whether to allow the move or reverse it.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Plains
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Ford
Rumsfeld
Air Force
Thomas C. Reed
Outcry grows on steel price
Washington reports rising anger over a 6 to 7 percent steel price hike for sheet steel. The price monitor William E. Lilley III said some buyers still faced premarkups while steelmakers raise prices amid fears of future controls. Lilley argued no current statutory authority exists to impose controls and Congress remains cool to the idea.
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Washington
William E. Lilley III
Lilley
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Court ruling shocks Nevada gaming interests
Nevada gaming interests were jolted by a court ruling that unsettled regulatory expectations, prompting immediate industry bid for clarification and possible legal appeal. The decision raises questions about licensing, enforcement reach, and future operation standards across major gaming venues.
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Nevada
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George Reece
Judy Newberry
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Bank of America
Irving 5. Shapiro
E.L. du Pont de Nemours
Pect
Curt Johnson
Keith Haskell
Reed
Pop Ats Independent
Hearst
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