Roomful of burglary loot recovered in Long Beach raid
Police responding to a 1 a.m. call found a stash from roughly 200 burglaries over seven months at 2501 E Fourth St. Apartment 3. Officers seized 26 firearms, gear, appliances, and 19 ledgers listing victims and hits, with three suspects arrested: Robert J. Rousell, Joel Roussel, and Lynda Priester.
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County mi nursing home probe fires top official
Richard Naylor a surveyor suspended for failure to report major violations at Garden of Lebanon Sanitarium in Downey was discharged from his $17 760 a year post. Supervisor Baxter Ward said hearings revealed appalling conditions and patient neglect at several facilities.
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Budget OK'd and Democrats' estimates clash
McCarthy said the surplus would be 240 million dollars as announced last week. The Constitution requires the Legislature to balance the budget by June 5. Republicans propose a 61 million cut in renters tax credits, restricting credits to those under 8,000 income. Driver education would lose 25 million from the Education budget. Bilingual education would gain only 1 million instead of 8.7 million. A hiring freeze would save 10 million by not funding 1,128 Gov Brown positions in the GOP plan.
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Ford and Sadat Hold Rainy Summit in Geneva Plaza
President Ford and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat met under umbrellas outside a 16th century conference hall as they weighed next steps amid a summit. Israel pledged a major force cut near the Suez Canal, aiming to reopen the waterway. U.S. and Syrian movements indicated rapid shifts in regional tensions.
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Rockefeller says CIA did not commit large scale domestic spying
Vice President Rockefeller summed up the five month commission findings saying the CIA committed some illegal acts but not on a large scale. He noted there were statutory contradictions but the overall effort was not major. The eight member panel was nearly unanimous and final report due to Ford this week.
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Evidence of end to recession shown by factory orders
United Press International reports that April saw the largest rise in new factory orders in 21 years and a rapid drawdown of unsold goods inventories, with Alan Greenspan declaring that recessionary forces may be spent. John Dunlop predicted the economy should perform better than the administration’s 7.9 percent unemployment forecast for 1976, possibly quickening the recovery.
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Jones & Laughlin to idle Pittsburgh steel plants
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp said it will shut down iron and steel making at its Pittsburgh works on Saturday due to weak demand. About 1,200 employees will be laid off as a result of the cutback.
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MacDonald loses bid to move murder trial venue
A U S district judge denied Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald’s request to move his murder trial from North Carolina to California and tentatively ordered Raleigh to host the trial by July 14. His attorney said the decision will be appealed. MacDonald, a physician at Fort Bragg, faced February 1970 killings of his wife and two daughters.
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National Airlines Introduces No Frills Fare Plan
National Airlines unveils a No Frills Fare offering discounted wide cabin travel to Houston New Orleans Miami and more. Tickets must be bought seven days in advance on Monday through Thursday with limited seats and non refundable policy. Travel must be completed by June 30 1975 and September 3 to December 16 1975 with blackout Nov 25 to Dec 1 1975.
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