Santa Ana winds push Southern California heat and fires
Santa Ana winds lift temperatures into the 90s and above 100 in parts of Southern California as open fires are banned across many counties. Foresters report 2,700 acre Borrego Springs blaze and multiple fires across the state, with peak activity near Anza Borrego Desert State Park and Red Bluff area. Long Beach hits 84 as winds persist and temperatures rise toward the mid 100s in the LA basin.
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Los Angeles Basin
Supreme Court lets Boston bus order stand
The Supreme Court declined to review Judge Garrity's desegregation order in Boston, upholding 21 000 pupils bussed between neighborhoods. Justice Department had dropped intervention. NAACP leaders welcomed the ruling as a step toward stable desegregation and cooperation.
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Long Beach Developer Feinberg arraigned on fraud charges
John Jacob Feinberg was arraigned in Los Angeles Superior Court on grand theft forgery and falsification of public records, then released without bond on his own recognizance. A June 24 pretrial date was set to review a grand jury indictment as Feinberg seeks a transcript. He was accused of forging a city building permit and a inspector's signature for a residence at 621 Manila Ave Long Beach.
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Long Beach Economic Development Corp
Brown says he's just getting warmed up in California
Gov. Brown clings to his lone challenge to Jimmy Carter and insists the race is not over. He spoke at an airport news conference returning from New York, where he drew bigger cheers than Carter from delegates, and he warned that many delegates remain uncommitted. He lowered his expectations, but remained hopeful and pledged to press on in California where two million supporters urged him forward.
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Carter gains broad backing as Democrats unite behind him
Jimmy Carter moves to consolidate support winning help from Sen. Frank Church Rep. Morris Udall and Fred Harris who urge delegates to back him Church says delegates are free agents and Udall releases no delegates while remaining a candidate Carter says he has more than 1805 needed to clinch the nomination and warns against overconfidence for November.
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Frank Church
Fred Harris
Carter
Morris Udall
Long Beach to appoint Carl J. Calkins as assistant chief
No. 2 Long Beach officer Carl J. Calkins, director of public safety for Carson, will be appointed assistant chief of the Long Beach Police Department effective August. Calkins, 42, retired as a Los Angeles Police Department captain in 1974 and has lived in Long Beach since 1955, having directed the Southern Region Burglary Team in Carson.
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Willis Platt
Leftists in besieged Beirut plead for aid
Beirut civilians and leftist leaders appeal to the Red Cross for food and medicine as Syrian armored forces seize a key southern town. In Washington the State Department reports about 1,000 additional Syrian troops on Lebanese soil, raising total to around 12,000 amid growing regional tension. Secretary Kissinger met with Israeli Ambassador Dinitz to discuss the Lebanese crisis and a Syrian assault near the Israeli border.
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Red Cross
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State Department
Syria
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Simcha Dinitz
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Mosley
Judge Carter Dies In Hearst Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP Oliver J. Carter the peppery federal judge who presided over Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery trial died of a heart attack at 65 He was dead on arrival at Ralph K Davies Medical Center and had been stricken at his home The case will be reassigned to another judge and the sentencing process for Hearst now hinges on review of the ongoing paranoid examination details in San Diego
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Alfonso Zirpoli
Legislature won’t decide on nuclear ban tiff
A brief on page A-5 notes the legislature will not adjudicate the nuclear ban dispute in 1978. The item references the ongoing debate and suggests no immediate legislative action is planned, leaving the matter to other branches or processes.
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