Coast Guard chief cites spark in Sansinena blast
Rear Admiral James Moreau heads the Coast Guard inquiry into the San inena explosion of December 17. He says deck fumes ignited by an unknown spark likely caused the blast that split the 810 foot Liberian tanker, left four dead and four missing, while stressing the spark’s origin remains unclear. Rescue teams continued search and salvage work as the investigation resumes.
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Sansinena
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Coast Guard Board of
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Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation
Union Oil Co
Van Houten granted new trial date with $200000 bail set
Leslie Van Houten appeared in Los Angeles on Monday and was given a new trial date of March 28 to face charges in the 1969 LaBianca murders. Judge Gaertzen set bail at 200000, higher than the prosecutor requested, while the defense argued she is rehabilitated and not dangerous. Keith said a venue change may follow after a pretrial hearing in January.
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Keith
Carter to craft economic plan with leaders
President elect Jimmy Carter said he would draft an economic package with congressional leaders and decide on a tax cut within 10 days after a four hour meeting with top advisers. Talks centered on job creation, tax cuts, and cutting government waste as economic trends appeared slightly more positive than expected. Carter invited advisers and key lawmakers to Plains to finalize a nation wide presentation on how to address the sluggish economy.
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Woman found dead after disappearance in Garden Grove
Janet A. Stalleup, 1, a Garden Grove resident missing since December 19, was found dead in her car in the garbine lot behind a Garden Grove apartment building. Coroner toxicology tests pending to determine cause of death. She was a former Cypress College student and UC Irvine Medical Center employee. She was last seen leaving her home at 11 Palmwood Drive around 8:30 p.m. December 19.
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U S deficit rises as Carter weighs economic plan
The U S budget gap for the first two months of fiscal 1977 tops 20 billion dollars, nearing the 65.6 billion record set in 1976. Carter advisers anticipate a 15 billion tax cut and jobs program, risking a 75 billion deficit.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Oil spill after Libyan tanker grounds at Philadelphia area
A Liberian tanker chartered by Standard Oil of Ohio grounded near the Brit ish Petroleum docks at Marcus Hook Pa spilling at least 134000 gallons of crude into the Delaware River. Coast Guard divers inspected damage as cleanup by Coastal Services Inc contained the slick shortly before 11 p.m.
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British Petroleum
U.S. Coast Guard
Clock O Line ruled a game of skill by Long Beach judge
A Long Beach Superior Court judge on Monday ruled Clock O Line is a game of skill and ordered the city to issue a renewed business license. Bank of America, executor of Kenneth Mumm, won a writ of mandate overturning the city council’s prior decision, with the license to be suspended for two years during court oversight. The case traces to Mumm’s 1973 death and a disputed renewal after the game’s origin on the Pike in 1946.
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Mumm
Leonard Putnam
William Mooney
Langer
Governor Brown’s Christmas Surprise Unveiled
A surprise Christmas visit by Gov. Brown to a state hospital was revealed alongside remarks that President Ford’s amnesty pledge was merely polite. The papers note food stamp errors costing $215 million, a decline in juvenile violent crimes, and a $15 million Libya arms deal swindle.
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