Refan DC9 Quiet Engine Test Aims To Cut Noise By Sixty Percent
The Refan program tests a modified DC9 engine reducing takeoff noise by about 60 percent. NASA and industry partner teams from Douglas, Boeing, Pratt & Whitney explore quieter single stage fans and absorbent nacelle materials. Data from flight tests at Yuma and ground tests at Seattle guide predictions for a global fleet upgrade.
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Douglas
Boeing
Douglas Flight Development Center
Yuma
Seattle
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corp
United
American Airlines
Pratt & Whitney
Robert W. Schroeder
Refan
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Southlands Own Sunday Newspaper Seer Al
A fragment from Southland's Sunday paper mentions a seer linked to the publication with vague references to ongoing readings. Readers are advised to watch for further updates or clarifications in upcoming editions.
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Southland
Head Chopper at Skid Row Terrorizes Los Angeles Area
The Skid Row killer dubbed the throat slasher has killed six men in seven weeks, mostly derelicts, with throat slashes. Victims found in alleys and hotels near Union Rescue Mission spark fear as police seek suspects. Locals doubt identification and worry about safe shelter.
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Los Angeles
Union Rescue Mission
Eugene Gideon
Gideon
Robert Shannahan
Robert Ward
Weather continues warm with high clouds
Forecast notes continued warmth with high cloud cover and little temperature change. Full details available on Page B-5.
Domestic spying reports and oil action across pages
The page notes CIA reports on domestic spying described as oral. Standard Oil seeks to exit the Elk Hills operation. Secret Witness case summaries appear. A feature discusses Food Stamps as a hand, with notes on Washington Irving’s sleep in Spain.
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CIA
Standard Oil
Elk Hills
Capitol Rally Demands More Jobs And Education Funding
More than 1 100 people marched to the California state Capitol to demand job creation and larger education funds. Organizers from unions student groups and minority organizations led chants while addressing wage and tax considerations and school funding.
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Sacramento
State Capitol
Capitol Steps
Capitol
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Los Angeles
Mary Hoskins
Service Employes International Union Local 535
San Diego
Masked robber shot by Anaheim police ends chase at pharmacy
A stocking masked robber was killed by a shotgun blast from an Anaheim officer as he used three hostages to shield himself during a failed pharmacy robbery at Medical Arts Rexall Pharmacy on La Palma Avenue. An accomplice, later arrested at a nearby gas station, faces murder and robbery charges. the dead robber is unnamed pending relatives’ notification.
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Anaheim
Douglas Lynn Christoe
Bluefield Ave
la Mirada
Medical Arts
Rexall
la Palma Ave
Ford woos labor as Simon gets backing from Ford
President Ford seeks union support for his economic and energy plans after renewing Treasury Secretary Simon status. He meets Simon at the White House and later toasts AFL CIO leader Meany while urging bipartisanship and swift action to tackle unemployment and energy concerns.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Treasury
Ford
Organized Labor
Simon
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Robert A. Georgine
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Georgine
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Greek Cypriots Storm Embassies Across Cities
Thousands of demonstrators armed with firebombs and iron bars stormed the U S Embassy in Nicosia and a British cultural office and the British Embassy in Athens. U S Marines used tear gas but no casualties reported. The protests object to Britain evacuating Turkish Cypriot refugees to Turkey amid Cyprus partition claims.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Athens
Britain
Turkey
State Department
Washington
Soviet hints they may skip wartime debt payments
Izvestia says collapse of the Soviet American trade pact frees the Kremlin from repaying 722 million dollars in U S lend lease. The article suggests Moscow might refuse World War II era debt while Kissinger cites MFN conditions as reason. Connor notes possible reset to zero in economic ties.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Kremlin
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
A. Bovin
Washington
Congress
Us.s.r
John T. Connor Jr
U.s.soviet Trade Council
Record number of candidates in Long Beach city council race
City records show 42 candidates filed or planned to file for nine council seats in the March 18 primary, a historic high since 1888. Incumbents fill two citywide posts and salary discussions cite a $525 monthly council pay from February 1, while past pays ranged from $10 per meeting to $2,500 yearly under different charters.
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Long Beach
Elaine Hamilton
Omelse
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Seer
Independent Press-Telegram
Ong Beach
California
Haunted
Winos
Bill Spencer
Riverside Speedway
Buena Park
Spencer
Alvaro Pineda
Santa Anita Park
Cemil Argon
Deli
Washington Irving
Spain
Council
Abby
Jeane Dixon
National Socialist White People’s Party
Anaheim Police
Don Brackenbury
Board of Freeholders
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