Information leading to killer in Miss Stoughton murder offered
COEDS offers 2000 dollars for information and the Stallcup family plus an anonymous citizen add 5000 dollars each. Investigators consider multiple kidnap suspects after Miss Stoughton was abducted near her Garden Grove home about 2 am Friday and driven to a hill overlooking Orang. Bullet trajectory evidence suggests the killer stood between five feet six inches and six feet tall. A team of detectives reexamined the scene using a police woman of Miss Simghton's height as a proxy.
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Tanaka on trial in bribery case over Lockheed Tri-Mars
Prosecution outlines bribes offered by Hiyama Okubo and Ttoh to Tanaka to influence ANA aircraft purchases. Tanaka denies the reports, recalls Nixon talk as erroneous press coverage, and sobs while recounting his arrest last summer.
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Ward tax plan faces criticism from flies league
Ward proposes shifting 6 percent sales tax from property tax to fund education from kindergarten through 12th grade, with cities potentially raising rates to cover revenue losses. League officials question impact on city taxes and homeowner costs during a Music Center luncheon in El Segundo. Air Force awards Rockwell International a 1.4 million Blomber contract increase for production work.
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League of California Cites
el Segundo
Richard Nagel Saidhhat
Washington
Rockwell International Corp
Blomber
Mondale lauds British efforts in Rhodesia
Vice President Mondale and British Prime Minister Callaghan spoke in London about international economic problems and Rhodesia. Mondale pledged U.S. support for Britain's mediation to transfer power to the black majority in Rhodesia. Callaghan to meet Carter in March to discuss 1978 economic outlook and global growth risks.
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Walter F. Mondale
James Callaghan
Africa
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Carter
United States
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Europe
Japan
Governors Seek Gas Rationing And Closings Amid Shortage
Gov. Milton Shapp urged Carter to declare Pennsylvania a disaster area and authorize excess natural gas supplies with strict closures of restaurants theaters and nonessential businesses through Monday to avert a catastrophic gas crisis. The report notes accompanying measures in Kentucky Indiana Ohio and Florida, plus Army Corps of Engineers plans to raise water levels on the Ohio River to free fuel oil barges, a hazardous task amid ice and freezing conditions.
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Carter
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Carter Foresees U S Soviet Talks From White House
Carter meets pupils and discusses policy choices on the gas crisis ship reliability and a potential broader thaw with Brezhnev. White House aides say talks aim to resolve stalemate on strategic weapons limits and Backfire cruise missiles.
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Soviet Union
U.S
TV Show Slur Angers San Francisco Supervisor Mendelsohn
San Francisco supervisor Bob Mendelsohn and his aides condemned a CBS Phyllis episode set in his office that depicted him as fooling around with his secretary. He said the gag insulted him and his female aides Joan Lamersky and Jan Grimes, provoking ribbing at City Hall.
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CBS
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Tyler Moore
Congressmen gag at Carter economic Bill
Washington House Budget Committee members pressed President Carter's 212 billion two year stimulus plan, with Democrats and Republicans voicing skepticism. Officials said major alterations were likely, while liberals criticized the $80 per person rebate for excluding about four million poor people. The debate covered tax rebates, employment goals, and hopes for a tax reform package by August.
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Treasury
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Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Schultze
Blumenthal
Congress
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