Supreme Court to rule on HUD environmental reviews for housing
The court will decide if federal housing authorities must prepare environmental impact statements for projects marketed across state lines. The case centers on Scenic Rivers Association of Oklahoma and Illinois River Conservation Council challenges to Flint Ridge Development in eastern Oklahoma, with broader implications for resort and suburban housing near waterways and major cities.
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Suspect Surrenders in Santa Ana Double Slaying
Nathaniel Hicks 30 of Long Beach turned himself in to Long Beach police and was transferred to Santa Ana police. He is booked on two counts of murder for the shotgun slayings of Ola Daniel 38 and her 18 year old foster son Richard Raywood. A car believed owned by Hicks was found near the scene.
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17Th St
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W. Cubbon St
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FAA takes blame for three near midair Chicago area
In Chicago area airspace, the FAA shouldered blame for three near midair incidents last Friday within two hours. Two involved 727 Trijets at 21,000 feet over Lake Michigan. one stemmed from pilot error. The events occurred before a new Conflict Alert Warning System debuts in Aurora to aid separation.
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Fire tears through homes near Santa Ana
Brad Charlton, 12, wanders among the ruins at 8755 Santiago Canyon Rd as his family loses all possessions in a fire that scorched Silverado Canyon east of Santa Ana. The blaze blackened 1,700 acres and gutted two homes before containment Monday afternoon.
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Santa Ana
Silverado Canyon
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Reinecke appeals ruling on quorum and perjury verdict
The appeals court upheld that the quorum vote was unresolved when Reinecke testified and that competence must be shown to prove perjury. Reinecke had faced an 18 month suspended sentence and did not resign from the lieutenant governor post until Reagan appointed John Harmer. He then retired to ranch life, citing a simpler, welcome change.
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Kaiser Walkout Hits Pharmacy Operations Across Southern California
Kaiser representatives report walkout disrupts outpatients at seven major medical centers including Bellflower and Harbor City. Supervisory staff handle prescriptions while unions cite no new negotiations after rejecting an 8 percent yearly wage rise plan. patients with prepaid drug benefits will use local pharmacies with vouchers for refunds.
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Kaiser
Vic Cox
Kaiser Public Affairs
Kaiser Medical
Bellflower
Harbor City
Cox
Southern California
Kaiser Clinic
Kissinger delays Moscow trip awaiting Soviet pledge
Secretary of State Kissinger has yet to decide on a Moscow visit as he seeks assurance from the Soviet Union that it will break the nuclear arms deadlock. He plans to meet Leonid Brezhnev in the Kremlin before Christmas but may instead travel West Europe first or return home then proceed to the Soviet Union.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Rocky to Host Los Angeles Forum on Domestic Problems
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and three cabinet members arrive in Los Angeles to hold a public forum at the Convention Center. Labor Secretary Dunlop Housing Secretary Mills and Interior Secretary Kleppe accompany him to gather input for the White House Domestic Council on social economic and environmental issues.
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L.A
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Los Angeles
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Housing and Urban Development
Carla Mills
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Convention Center
White House
Council On
Slain Editor Knight Probed for Motive in Philadelphia
Police in Philadelphia questioned homosexuals amid a probe into the stabbing death of John S. Knight III editor of the Daily News. Investigators found diaries tapes and photographs at Knight's Center City apartment and sought clues about homosexual contacts while officials withheld motive or suspects. Knight grandson of Knight Newspapers founder, was slain in his luxury flat after intruders allegedly tied and threatened the residents. Funeral services set for Columbus Georgia.
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Knight
Philadelphia Daily News
Daily News
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John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers Inc
Ridder Publications Inc
Center City
John McKinnon
New Haven
Conn
Rosemary
Mornee
McKinnon
Harvard
Golden
Burglars Take $200 From Long Beach Apartment
Steven Lowe of 1015 Appleton Street told Long Beach police Monday that burglars forced the front door of his apartment and took $200 in cash.
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