Disappearance of West Covina woman on Southland freeway prompts search
Mona Jean Gallegos, 22, vanished after leaving Alhambra friends at 1 a.m. She was last seen wearing a red and white pantsuit. Her 1970 Pontiac was found damaged on the eastbound San Bernardino Freeway in El Monte about five hours later. Deputies consider it possibly a kidnapping and seek public help to locate her.
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Recession end ee Home Delivered Daily end Sunday
The note advertises a home delivery offer concluding Sunday with a price of 4.00 per month for daily service. It emphasizes end of recession context as part of the sales pitch.
Chavez urges farmworkers to return to table grape work
In Indio AP Cesar Chavez urged Sunday that Coachella Valley farmworkers end a strike and return to picking table grapes. He cited California's new union law allowing regulated elections on joining United Farm Workers or no union, saying the law grants government sanctioned organizing rights.
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State bar panel seeks doctors insurance pool
A California State Bar commission on medical malpractice urged forming a joint underwriting association to provide malpractice insurance through July 1, 1877 and to authorize all liability carriers to join. The panel also backed compulsory catastrophic insurance, opposed no fault, urged doctor owned inpatient facilities be abolished, and supported the tort system with contingency fees. It called for tighter physician controls by the Board of Medical Examiners and specialty licenses, opposing a single license for all California physicians.
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Pathet Lao Patrols At U S Envoy Home In Vientiane
In Vientiane, Pathet Lao troops remain posted around the home of U S Charge d Affaires Christian Chapman despite embassy protests. About 20 soldiers in green tunics guard the compound housing 62 Americans, with authorities saying they cannot remove them since the area belongs to the U S AID agency.
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Pilgrim Brigantine Returns to Los Angeles Harbor
The two masted brigantine Pilgrim, replica of Dana's two Years Before the Mast, sails into Los Angeles Harbor to a royal welcome from yachtsmen and sailors. Independent Press Telegram photographer Tom Shaw captured the scene with a fish eye lens as part of a broader page B-1 feature.
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Copter saves cliff victim near Palos Verdes shores
A 37 year old Redondo Beach man and his wife were rescued by a sheriff's Sikorsky helicopter after he tumbled down a 250 foot path to the water as the incoming tide began to wash over them two miles south of Flat Rock Point. He was taken to Harbor General Hospital in Torrance in serious condition with multiple fractures and internal injuries.
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IRS probes 50 firms for illegal campaign payoffs
Washington report says 300 IRS examiners target about 50 large corporations tied to possible illegal campaign donations and overseas payoffs. Firms named include United Brands Gulf Oil Northrop Phillips Petroleum and Ashland Oil amid a broader Campaign Contribution Compliance Project linked to Watergate reforms.
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Surveillance leaks reveal NSA tapped Soviet eavesdropping
Chicago Tribune reports NSA monitored a major KGB espionage campaign targeting Americans, including congressmen, via long distance calls. The Rockefeller Commission testimony prompted White House and congressional probes into scope, use, and countermeasures.
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Amin halts execution for British lecturer Hills
Ugandan President Idi Amin reprieved British lecturer Dennis Hills hours before a firing squad was to execute him for treason after two royal envoys, kneeling in appeals from Queen Elizabeth, delivered a personal letter. Amin said he would decide after discussions with the Ugandan Defense Council, citing his regard for the queen and friendship with the envoys.
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Independent wealth industrialist’s kids found unharmed
A high profile kidnapping case ends with the discovery of the wealthy industrialist’s children safe and unharmed after a tense overnight standoff. Authorities report no injuries. The event dominates Page A-2 coverage.
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