Two men arraigned in Riverside mass murder case
Riverside County arrestees Patrick W. Kearney and David D. Hill, both 30s, were arraigned on two murder counts in a case tied to a suspected 28 victims. Officials describe the slayings as the trash bag murders, with bodies found dismembered or bagged. bail set at $500,000 each. plea hearing slated for July 15.
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Ben Clark
Patrick W. Kearney
David D. Hill
Redondo Beach
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Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
Joh Lamay
el Segunda
Clark
Harbor board sets tougher terms for Sohio terminal
Long Beach Harbor officials said three state agencies will set stricter environmental rules for the proposed Standard Oil of Ohio terminal. They warned standards may differ, but the harbor commission may require even tougher measures if air or water quality worsens. Harbor President Richard Wilson rejected a Brown administration claim of a push to drop the project, urging independent evaluation of any modified plans.
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Long Beach Harbor
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Southern California Air Quality Management District
Coastal Commission
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Sohio
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Harbor Commission
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Harbor Department
Los Angeles
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Wilson
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Harbor de
Brezhnev Sends Private Message to Carter in Moscow
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sent a private reply to President Carter as Washington discussed a possible summit. Carter reportedly viewed the message as ruling out an early meeting, and ambassador Malcolm Toon delivered Brezhnev's response in a Kremlin meeting. Tass reported Brezhnev warned about U S policy aspects not aligned with constructive relations between the two nations.
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Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Moscow
Hrezhnev
Malcolm Toon
U.S
Kremlin
Washington
Brezhnev
Toon
Powell
Tass
Carter seeks stronger gasoline rationing power
President Carter plans to ask Congress to authorize a stricter gasoline rationing system that could be invoked in energy emergencies such as an Arab oil embargo. Details like ration coupons remain unresolved as he seeks authority to declare an emergency and impose limits without delay amid potential tanker disruptions.
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Carter
Congress
Administration
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
House Interior Committee
Energy and Environment Subcommittee
Arizona
Port strike enters sixth day at Long Beach and LA
Clerks at live terminals in Long Beach and Los Angeles remain on strike into day six with no new talks planned. The Marine Clerks Union Local 63 says employers must initiate negotiations again, while four companies did not comment. Ninety three workers are affected at International Transportation Service Long Beach, Marine Terminals Long Beach, and Los Angeles harbors and Los Angeles Container Terminal and American President Lines. Bloody Thursday holiday noted for longshoremen.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Marine Clerks Union Local 63
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Jet Powell
International Transportation Service
Marine Terminals Corp
Los Angeles Harbors
Gas-filled garage traps hundreds during Independence Day
The underground garage beneath Independence Mall, with 680 cars, filled with carbon monoxide as Fourth of July crowds left fireworks. Despite panicked motorists and blocked exits, no deaths occurred though 60 plus were treated for exposure and oxygen needs. Firefighters and National Park Service rangers evacuated trapped patrons through limited exits as humidity crippled the ventilation system.
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Independence Mall
Virginia Walker
National Park Service
Fire Department
Paul Taylor
Philadelphia Parking Authority
Malfunction Shuts Off Trans-Alaska Pipeline
The 77 billion Alaska pipeline halted by a suspected defect in an L shaped section or weld near Milepost 488. Officials warn fix could take up to 48 hours with oil flow resuming later today if the line is cleared. nitrogen leak was contained north of the pump station.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Jack Turner
Federal Alaska Pipeline Office
Price
Henry Mowell
Alyeska
Valdez
Independent reports Huey Newton bail at $100000
News brief notes Huey Newton is granted bail set at $100,000. The item appears in the Inside section with a page reference to A-5.
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