Southland reign of terror slasher targets ninth victim
Los Angeles police report the ninth victim of the city slasher found in a Hollywood apartment. Clyde Hay, 40s, was discovered with throat slashed. A young man detained near Sunset Boulevard was released after matching a suspect description. Police warn the killer may strike further across the Southland.
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Mike Jelf
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Southland
Clyde C. Hay
N. van Ness Ave
Hay
National Cash Register Co
Sunset Boulevard
Gower Street
Colson Freed As Judge Reduces Watergate Sentence
Charles W. Colson walked free after U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell cut his one to three year term to time served. Colson, former Nixon aide, thanked the judge and spoke of possible writings and returning to religious work.
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Washington
Charles W. Colson
White House
Colson
McLean
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
Court freezes Nixon tapes as appeals stay ruling
U.S. District Judge Richey ruled the Nixon presidential papers belong to the government, but the Court of Appeals issued a stay and scheduled a three judge panel review. A separate hearing on Nixon’s personal materials was set for Tuesday.
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Nixon
Richey
White House
Congress
Ford
Herbert J. Miller
Appeals Court
Hts
San Clemente
Per
Guard arrested in bomb threats to government buildings
FBI arrested Donald W. Gooding of Hillside Maryland at 6 14 p m on duty at IRS building on Constitution Avenue and charged him with telephoning false bomb threats to the J Edgar Hoover building the IRS and the Justice Department. The agency noted eight or ten other threats since a State Department blast but said Gooding faced only the three named charges.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Federal Protection Service
Donald W. Moore Jr
Washington Field Office
Donald W. Gooding
Hillside
Gooding
Protection Service
Internal Revenue Service
Constitution Avenue
J. Edgar Hoover
IRS
Justice Department
State Department
Bail frees Long Beach doctor in 1970 murders case
Los Angeles posted bail of 100000 for Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald head of emergency services at St Mary Medical Center. Friends set up a fund to raise the bail after a magistrate reduced it from 500000. MacDonald faces three counts of first degree murder in the 1970 Ft. Bragg killings.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Jeffrey MacDonald
Army Green Beret
MacDonald
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Marshall Kandell
St. Mary Medical Center
Paul Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Kandell
Alfred E. Kassab
Stony Brook
N.Y
El Segundo Oil Pact Passes Amid Back to Work Snag
Oil workers at Standard Oil of California El Segundo ratified a two year contract by a wide margin ending a three week strike. Disputes arose over return to work with seven day deadline and individual schedules. The pact includes a 27 percent wage increase over two years amid broader industry settlements.
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Standard Oil of California
el Segundo
David Welty
Uld Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Welty
Gulf Oil Corp
Standard
Shell
Union Oil
Continental
Sun Oil
OCAW
Wilmington
Market optimism fades as factory orders plunge
The Commerce Department reports factory orders down 8.7 percent in a fourth straight monthly decline while inventories rise 2 percent signaling more layoffs. Ford idles 40,000 workers for a week as 31,675 more are laid off with 8,100 reduced hours. Banks cut prime rates to 9 percent, while January stock gains surge with the Dow at 703.69 and a record week volume. Washington pledges energy and economic proposals amid city bankruptcy fears.
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Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
No. 2 Automaker
Washington
Ford
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Dow
Bank of America of
San Francisco
First National City Bank of New York
Chase Manhattan
Ward Accuses Pitchess of Thwarting Probe
A chancery report notes Ward charging that Pitchess attempted to obstruct an investigation. The exchange centers on alleged interference within official inquiry processes amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Pitchess
Ward
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