Avalanche kills four at Cascade ski resort in Washington
In Skyhomin Wash a Sunday avalanche crushed two cabins at a Cascade Mountain ski resort near Stevens Pass killing two adults and two children. Seven others were injured and 12 year old Debbie Edgars survived after 18 hours trapped with her sister. About 40 people in ten cabins were evacuated as crews worked through the debris.
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Skyhomish
Wash
UPI
Cascade Mountain
Chélan County
Tesco
Yodelski
Peggy Dean
Seattle
Bart Edgars
Kenneth Lewis
Lynwood
Edgars
Debbie Edgars
Counterfeit $2 Million Gang Busted Near Palm Springs
Secret Service agents seized two million dollars in counterfeit hundred dollar bills Sunday and arrested three men James Podolla 35 of Chicago John Chabonian 45 of Milwaukee and Ronald Frieborn 51 of Tarzana. They were booked in Los Angeles for counterfeiting. Frieborn previously faced bonds after last year’s $250000 counterfeit case.
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Secret Service
Darwin Horn
Palm Springs
James Podolla
Chicago
John Chabonian
Milwaukee
Ronald Irieborn
Tarzana
Los Angeles
Frieborn
Fireborn
ACTION LINE service offers help and rights advocacy
The advertisement explains ACTION LINE as a service to solve problems and answer questions. Readers are urged to write to Box 230, Long Beach, California, or call 432.3451 from 9 a m. to 0 p m. Monday through Friday for assistance on generally helpful topics.
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Long Beach
Calif
Dense fog to miss Long Beach. inland areas hit hard
Dense fog again spares Long Beach while inland Los Angeles basin is expected to be heavily blanketed today. The fog caused a seven hour freeway Sigalert in the San Fernando Valley ending at 8 43 a.m. Sunday and shut Ontario International Airport from 1 49 a.m. until early afternoon.
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Long Beach
Los Angles Basin
San Fernando Valley
Ontario International Airport
Gold Heist at London Airport Steals $72 000 Worth Gold
Masked gunmen robbed the Air Canada terminal at Heathrow before dawn looting the strongroom and escaping with about $72 000 in gold bullion, police reported.
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London
Air Canada
Heathrow Airport
Manatt Named California Democratic Party Chairman
Charles T. Manatt, a 34 year-old Van Nuys attorney who led US Senator John Tunney's Southern California campaign, is chosen state chair of the California Democratic Party. He won a surprise 16 vote runoff victory over George E. Brown Jr. with Brown and former southern chairman Leon Cooper pledging support. Manatt’s tenure runs through the 1972 presidential election. Moretti’s backers helped him, while Tunney did not vote for Manatt.
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Sacramento
Charles T. Manatt
van Nuys
John V. Timney
Southern California
Democratic Party of California
Manatt
George ‘Eb. Brown Jr
Monterey Park
Brown
Leon McOoper
Cooper
Manatt Invited Both His Opponents To Meet With Himn Map Party
New Assembly
Bob Moretti
Tunney
U.S. Senate
Moretti
Asseni
Nixon to seek 229.2 billion budget for full employment plan
President Nixon plans to ask Congress for a 229.2 billion dollar budget for fiscal year 1972 aimed at a full employment program. White House sources say the request will include a deficit exceeding 10 billion dollars, aligning with the State of the Union's economic plan. The economy remains below potential, with unemployment at a nine year high.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
White House
Ion
Wrong-Way Chase on L B Freeway Ends in Crash
A pursuit on the Long Beach Freeway involved a red Volkswagen traveling the wrong way in the southbound lanes from Hollywood to Lynwood. An officer fired once, the car flipped, the driver fled on foot, and he was captured near Atlantic and Fernwood Avenues after residents alerted police. Police at Rampart Station searched for identification via fingerprints. Passersby reported near misses with the fleeing vehicle, including Kim Bockhelt and family who narrowly escaped.
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Ted
Long Beach
Imperial Highway
Lynwood
Atlantic
Fernwood Avenues
Los Angeles Rampart Station
Los Angeles
Robert Sharing
Lester Gluttman
Hollywood
Glendale Boulevard
Santa Ana
San Bernardino
California Highway Patrol
Rosecrans Avenue
Kim Bockhelt
Bockhelt
Bockholt
Truman Condition Now Only Fair
Former President Harry Truman was reported to be in fair condition with colitis after hospital admission for stomach pains. Spokesman John Dreves said vital signs remained normal and there is no cause for alarm. appetite is fair but lacking, reflecting a quiet day at Research Hospital.
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Kansas City
Harry Truman
John Dreves
Dreves
Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
Trial of the century grips Berrigan case
Page references note a high profile trial of the century involving the Berrigan case on page A-7. Public reactions noted as the Nixon economic upturn assurances draw scrutiny on page C-8. Ecumenical service unites 2300 Catholics and Protestants on page B42. Sylvia Porter offers guidance on silver speculation on page C-9.
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Berrigan
Ecumenical Service
Nixon
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Phnom Penh
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