U S roles debated in Angola and Africa policy
William Colby said no Americans are fighting in Angola but would not confirm CLA aircraft support to anti Soviet factions. State Department spokesmen defended U S policy against foreign intervention, while Nigeria criticized a Ford letter. Reports of South Africa troop movements and Soviet naval concerns framed a wider war of nerves.
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Angola
William E. Colby
CLA
Nbc-Tv
Vietnam
U.S. State Department
Nigeria
Ford
Robert L. Fuuseth
United States
Nessen
South Africa
Newsday
Long Island
Tass
Allen
Wih Kissinger
Congress
Kissinger
Israel
Nissim Kivily
Tel Aviv
Yediot Aharonot
State Department
Crisis deepens as Southland doctors slow care
In a Southland crisis, doctors press a work slowdown with only three more hospitals joining restricted services. Hospitals report mixed loads though emergency rooms stay staffed. Officials note public fear and possible delays in essential care while insurers prepare large rate hikes and counties weigh walkouts.
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Southland
Leon Hauck
Hospital Council of Southern California
Long Beach-area
Iia
Richard Sherer
Cancer patients seek help as therapy slows
Associated Press reports Southland cancer patients unable to continue thermotherapy due to a doctors work slowdown. At least 12 patients sought emergency room care to avoid treatment interruptions. Dr Marshall Rockwell noted two women required intravenous 5 fluorouracil, with records needed to ensure safe dosing. Dr Frederick W. George Mil said such incidents were not typical.
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Associated Press Southland
American Cancer Society
Marshall A. Rockwell
Santa Monica Medical Center
Rockwell
Frederick W. George Mil
County Usc Medical Center
Slain Santa Monica Girl Bludgeoned, Autopsy Finds
A 16-year-old Santa Monica girl was found on a Wales sidewalk early Wednesday and bludgeoned to death. Autopsy doctors reported severe head blows but said she was not molested. She had tipped off her mother she would hitchhike to Laguna Beach before disappearing Tuesday night. Her body was found near 172 West Colden Avenue by schoolchildren. Deputies later uncovered a bloody shirt and clothing at a Carson field where a person was heard screaming for help.
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Skerer
Long Beach Hopitals
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach Community Hospital
St. Mary Medical Center
Woodruff Gables Hospital
Downey Community Hospital
San Pedro Penninsula Community Hospital
Long Beach
Eugene Nagel
Los Angeles County
Joe Tolella
Sacramento
California
Daniel Long
United Physicans of California
Travelers Insurance
Santa Monica
Wales
Werdy Blanchard
Laguna Beach
W. Colden Ave
Carson Field
Labor unions clash over Ford administration picketing plan
AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades head Georgine accuses management and anti-union forces of hijacking talks after Ford officials drafted a bill expanding picketing rights and a national dispute panel. Industry leaders and conservatives pressured Ford to back away, leading to resignations from major union presidents and threats of renewed inflationary wage settlements.
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Robert A. Georgine
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Labor
Ford
National Committee B
Kaye
Georgine
Georgie
Dunlop
D. Quinn Mills
Tate
Five Bodies Found in Baja Plane Crash
Five people, including auto dealer Peck from San Diego, were found dead in the wreckage of a twin-engined plane that crashed into a canyon wall near Tamayo in Baja California peninsula. Peck had been missing since December 21 after departing Montgomery Field for a Christmas vacation in La Paz, about 200 miles away.
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of Angeles
Peck
San ‘Diego
Montgomery Field
la Paz
Svi
Baje- California Peninsula
Ohio State fraternity fire kills two students in house collapse
In Columbus Ohio a three story Alpha Rho Chi fraternity house fire claimed the lives of two OSU students James Nelson Mitchell 20 and an unidentified 22 year old woman. Firefighters said nine escaped with injuries including Mark F Heinz 18 hospitalized with severe burns. Fraternity pledges reportedly staged an initiation ceremony and papers near an open fireplace fed the blaze as they attempted to escape in teens temperatures.
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Mark FP. Heinz
Toledo
jZpha Rho Chi
Profe” Simal
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Charles H. Pillard
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