Pat Brown says he was a better governor than Jerry
Former California Gov Edmund G. Brown Sr comments on his son Jerry Brown in an interview. He praises his son's tenure while noting disagreements on education and spending. Brown says they are close but asserts he will never be like him.
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Edmund G. Brown
Jerry
Pat Brows
California
Sal
Cal
Board of Regents
Weather Today Maps Fog to Clear by Midday
Fog and low clouds linger this morning with clearing by midday and fair conditions otherwise. High near 60s, low around the upper 40s, according to page B. Vol. 35, No. 116, price information included.
Physician slowdown to spread in Southern California
Physician protests over rising malpractice insurance spread to Santa Barbara County where over 300 doctors plan to cancel elective surgeries starting Wednesday and curtail non emergency care. Seven hospitals would be affected as doctors vote to split proposals on a doctor funded malpractice pool and service commitments after talks with Gov Brown and hospital trustees.
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Santa Barbara
Kassity
Alfred) Long
Los Angeles Democrat
Tyman
Long Beach
Ford to air an upbeat Bicentennial State of Union
President Ford completed a final draft of a Bicentennial State of the Union address in which he says the economy is improving as the nation enters its third century. He urges restraint on federal spending to sustain recovery and proposes a 1977 budget of 394 billion dollars with a further 10 billion income tax cut, plus an 18 billion dollar prior cut. He will deliver the speech to Congress and a national TV audience, urging spending discipline as a step toward a balanced federal budget in three years. Inflation has been reduced by more than half in the past year.
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Hearst lie detector tests bolster kidnapping claim
Knight News Service reports that Patty Hearst underwent three days of polygraph exams conducted by three psychologists and a private examiner. The tests allegedly support her account of being coerced by the Symbionese Liberation Army during the 1974 bank robbery and kidnapping. Her trial in San Francisco federal court is set for January 26.
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San Francisco
Lee Sailey
Albert Johnson
Oliver Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia Bank
Ree
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David Raskin
University of Utah
Stanley Abrams
Kaiser Hospital
Portland
Ore
Charles Zhamerman
Scientific Sechurity Co
Boston
Midair collision near Irvine kills three Long Beach and Stanton men
A Sunday morning crash near Orange County Airport in Irvine killed John F. Taylor 39 and John S. Burtle 20 of Long Beach and Gerald D. Wynne 35 of Stanton. Eyewitness Sgt. Kredel said both single engine planes collided at about 9 95 a m and nosedived into a dirt lot near Jamboree Boulevard and Mickelson Drive. Firefighters freed the victims as authorities investigated which plane was piloted by whom.
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Irvine
John F. Taylor
John S. Burtle
Quincy Ave
Gerald D. Wynne
Cardiff Road
Iaid Taylor
Burtle
Wynne
Taylor
Jamboree Boulevard
Mickelson Drive
Robert Kredel
Wynn
Foxlchand
Bartle
Meadowlark
Huntington Beach
Ron Flathers
Fog Ends Warm Southland Weather With Coastal Fog
A fog bank rolled into the Southland Sunday around 1 30 pm ending a ten day spell of summery beach weather in Long Beach. Coast Guard and marine officials reported only minor disruptions for boaters with no major hazards or flights canceled as fog visibility dropped to about three fourths of a mile. The National Weather Service expects clearing by afternoon with no rain forecast.
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Long Beach Marine Department
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Lebanon crisis deepens as premier quits over cease-fire collapse
Lebanon’s top Muslim official Premier Rashid Karami resigned after both sides ignored his cease-fire plea. He said the government was no longer effective and handed responsibility to President Suleiman Franjieh as fighting intensified. The move followed the air force’s first overt assault in Beirut’s outskirts on Muslim Palestinian forces.
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Rashid Karami
Lebanon
Sanday
Tripoli
Suleiman Franjleh
Fran- Heh
Karami
Cancer risk groups tied to genes jobs and places
Washington report notes researchers define high risk groups for cancer by genes lifestyle occupation and geography. Institute volume of 43 known or suspected factors links high risk to reduced incidence via surveillance early detection and prevention, citing melanoma sun exposure variance between South and North.
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Persis
Joseph F. Fraumeni
South
North
GOP Rivals Criticize Leo Tunney on Angola Arms Stand
Four Democratic candidates stress job creation for all as GOP rivals condemn Leo Tunney’s stance against arms for Angola. Terse page note cites pages A4 and A13.
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