Wealthy youths sought in Chowchilla kidnapping probe
An air points bulletin urged arrest for questioning three wealthy youths labeled armed and dangerous. Frederick Newhall Woods 24, James Schoenfeld 24, and Richard Schoenfeld 22 are sought by Alameda and San Mateo authorities in connection with the Chowchilla kidnapping. Warrant status unclear. searches planned in Portola Valley estate and two Bay Area facilities.
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Frederick N. Woods
Chowchitla
Woods
Frederick N. Woods IV
James Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Richard
Wirenhale
Redwood City
Chowchilla
Frederick Newhall Woods
Livermore Rock
James Leonard Schoenfeld
Richard Allen Schoenfeld
San Francisco Peninsula
Alameda County
San Mateo County
Jensen
Portola Valley
Wilbur Johnson
John McDonald
Tor Touching
Young Woods
Schoenfeld Brothers
Woods Estate
Houchins
Deputy Chief Reprimanded Over Arrest Of Two Boys
Long Beach deputy chief Robert V. Hill was formally reprimanded by Asst. Chief Carl Calkins for ordering the Dec. 14 arrest of two boys at a condominium development rather than detaining them for parents. The letter, placed in Hill’s file, notes the act as error in judgment, not malice, amid department feuds and recent suspensions of other officials.
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Robert V. Hill
Long Beach Police
New Asst
Carl Calkins
Hill
Calkins
Mill
Willis Platt
Platt
Calking
Cal- Lns
Torinte
Long Beach Mayor Blames In Group For Investor Shortfall
Mayor Thomas J. Clark accuses an influential in group including Independent Press-Telegram figures of blocking investors from major shoreline projects like Pacific Terrace. He cited Royal Street Development Co.’s failed hotel plan and said Cameron and Hart were among the city’s most powerful people. Cameron and Hart deny the allegations as irresponsible while noting a hotel would benefit the city.
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Thomas J. Clark
Long Beach
Pacific Terrace
Beach
Questoning
Unil
Clark
Independent, Press-Telegram
Samuel C. Cameron
George Hart
Ball
Ther
Royal Street Corp. of
New Orleans
Tome
Royal Street Development Co
Newport Beach
Parific Terrace
Stanley Cohen
Cameron
City Hall
Sam Cameron
Cohen
Hart
Edward A. Killingsworth
Jobs bill enacted over veto and military fund override fails
Congress passes a 3.95 billion public works jobs bill despite Ford veto, while a 3.0 billion military construction override falls short by Senate 51-42. House vote on public works clears veto 393- you know. Leaders clash over inflation and temporary employment versus private sector growth.
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Edmond le Breton
Washington
Congress
Ford
House
U.S
Senate
Viking 1 scoop malfunctions delaying Martian soil mission
On Mars the Viking 1 probe reports a sail-collection scoop error in a motor test. Project manager James 8 Martin Jr. says the anomaly may slow plans to gather soil for biological analysis while an expert team investigates causes and tests.
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Pasadena
Nyts
James
Martin Jr
Martin
Executions Delayed by Supreme Court Review
Supreme Court Justice Powell stayed the death sentences in Georgia Texas and Florida until the full court rules on a petition for rehearing. The brief order affects three condemned men and signals likely delays nationwide as states await review.
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Randolph Schmid
Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Powell
Georgia
Texas
Florida
Man
Associated Press
Rain Deluge Downgraded as Southland Shifts Drier
Scattered showers dampened streets in the Southland on Thursday but were not expected to continue in coastal areas. The National Weather Service attributed the unseasonal rain to a weak disturbance off the coast pulling moist air from Mexico. Measurable amounts were sparse with Long Beach Airport reporting trace, Santa Monica .03 inch, San Gabriel .02, Lake Arrowhead .02, and San Bernardino and Big Bear Lake .01 inch.
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Southland
National Weather Service
Mexico
Long Beach
Santa Monica
San Gabriel
Lake Arrowhead
San Bernardino
Big Bear Lake
California Cannery Strike Averts Food Loss With Mediation
Federal mediators pressed for a quick settlement in the California cannery dispute as 30,000 workers walked off the job after three months of talks failed to yield a new contract. James F. Seearee led sessions with California Processors Inc. negotiator John Scalone, who reported 38 issues unresolved, with money as the central obstacle.
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Washington
California
James F. Seearee
Federal Mediation Service
Seearee
Striking Union
California Processors Inc
John Sealone
The
Canners
Scalone
Terror network links many countries noted
Jimmy Carter vows to move slowly on tax reform. Warning labels ordered for tranquilizers. Inside: Today Independent page references.
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Terror
Jimmy Carter
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Bay Area
Dist. Atty
Lowell Jensen
Robert
Gore
Bil
Thomas P O’neill
Massachusetts
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Carl Albert
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