Ullman pushes bigger tax cut and challenges Ford on energy
House Ways and Means chair Ullman argues Democrats may offer a tax cut up to 22 billion, six billion more than Ford. He criticizes Ford's energy plan as unrealistic and favors quotas over import fees to cut foreign oil, aiming for a one million barrel per day reduction within two years.
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Slasher Hunt Continues as Nine Die in LA and Hollywood
Police puzzle over two key facts in the skid row slasher case. Nine men killed in Los Angeles and Hollywood in two months, with eight victims not drinking prior to death and one exception, Moses Yakanek. Autopsy shows blunt trauma. victim Hay found in Hollywood apartment with late Thursday or Friday death. George Frias, 45, a secretary at the Los Angeles Hilton, found in his Kingsley Drive apartment. Police shift search resources accordingly.
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Hollywood
Clyde C. Hay
Hay
National Cash Register Co
Moses Yakanek
Yakanek
Ralph Bailey
George Frias
Los Angeles Hilton
N. Kingsley Drive
Frias
Poison gas from ruptured oil well kills nine in Texas
A heavier than air white cloud of poison gas from a ruptured oil well spreading over Denver City in West Texas killed nine people and injured several others. An Atlantic-Richfield spokesman said carbon dioxide was being injected to boost oil output when a system failed. gas masks allowed a few to escape as responders worked to cut off the supply.
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Atlantic- Richfield
Denver City
Tex
J.C
UPI
West Texas
Atlantic-Richfield
New Mexico
Tom Merrill
Essie
Merrill
Shell Oil Co
Jim Tucker
Ford proposes 349 billion budget with 52 billion deficit
President Ford sends Congress a 349 billion fiscal 1976 budget for the nations 200th year, with a 52 billion deficit and spending near 1 billion dollars per day. Ford says it includes significant reductions in programs once deemed uncontrollable.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Police copter calls for residents help in search
A police helicopter and a dozen ground units scoured a West Long Beach neighborhood for two hours Sunday in a futile bid to locate a robbery suspect who fired at an officer. Officers Tennis and Hiscox stopped three men. one fled, firing at the officer, who was unharmed. Two others were arrested on assault and robbery charges.
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Jim Tennis
George Hiscox
27Th Street
Oregon Avenue
Tennis
Willow Street
Hiscox
James Otis McDonald
Sunrise Blvd
Signal Hill
Warner Lee Archie
Burnett St
31 Killed In Filipino Jet Crash
The Philippine Airlines prop jet burst into flames on takeoff near Manila. It crash landed and exploded, killing 31 of 32 aboard. Survivor Roger Collins, 51, American, was found crawling from the wreckage with clothes aflame. Michael Hudson also believed American among the dead.
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Manila
UPI
Philippine Air Lines
Roger Douglas Collins
Michael Hudson
Philippine Airlines
Massive quake near Attu topples Richter scale
A sea bottom earthquake near Attu in the Aleutians measured 7.5 on the Richter scale but caused no damage. The U S Coast Guard issued two seismic wave alerts shortly after 1243 a m pst, later canceled as no wave formed.
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Juneau
Alaska
Upi
Aleutian Islands
U.S. Coast Guard
Island
Attu
Russian bride reunites with American husband at JFK
Sergei Ignashev sweeps his American bride Diane Nemec off her feet at Kennedy Airport after a rapid reunion less than seven months from a Moscow parting. They married in Moscow July 14 after bureaucratic pressure and violence interrupted their courtship. The couple planned to fly to Chicago the same day.
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Sergei Ignashev
Moscow
Diane
Soviet Union
Sergei
Kennedy International Airport
Chicago
Ignashev
Diane Nemec
Central Palace of Weddings
Moscow News
Drizzly Southland With Chance Of Showers
The National Weather Service reports drizzle in Southland with a 30 percent chance of showers and mid 60s highs. Forecasters at Long Beach Airport measured 0.01 inch of moisture by 10:30 p.m. Clouds may ease for fair weather Tuesday. Across the nation Groundhog Day predictions hint at an early spring as Phil the groundhog sees no shadow. Los Angeles forecasters note a Sunday high near 62 with 40s overnight. mountain snow level at 4500 feet, showers possible, highs 33 to 43, lows 22 to 30.
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Southland
National Weather Service
Long Beach
Nation
A.K. Strong and Neptune Seized In Ecuador Waters
Ecuadorian navy seized two U S tuna boats, the A K Strong and Neptune, for fishing inside the 200 mile zone. Captains David Rice and James Larkings led crews of 19 and 18, each boat carrying about 150 tons of tuna then ordered to Salinas port.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
A.K. Strong
David Rice
Neptune
James Larkings
Salinas
Reagan to donate papers to Hoover as honorary fellow
Independent Ronald Reagan will donate his papers to the Hoover Institution and become an honorary staff fellow. John Dean begins a lecture tour but may cancel due to profit controversy. Abortion now ranks as the second most common legal surgical procedure after tonsillectomy. A report says the U.S. can curb energy growth without harming the economy.
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Hoover Institution
John Dean
U.S
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