Bayh and Shriver poised to quit Democratic race
In Boston reports say Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana will withdraw from the presidential contest and Sargent Shriver may also quit. Bayh, finishing seventh in Massachusetts, plans a New York City withdrawal announcement with no immediate endorsements. Shriver, who placed sixth, contemplates the Mingis primary.
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First Winter Weather Hits Southern California Snow Driftsin Mountains
Freeze grips the Southland as scattered snow and hail affect Long Beach and nearby cities. Residents report icy lawns while forecasters note pellets and freezing rain. It marks the first snow in Long Beach since 1969 with past flurries in 1967 melting quickly.
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Hearst trial ruling on seized data evidence
In San Francisco AP report Judge Oliver Carter weighs whether Patricia Hearst may challenge key evidence from the Harris hideout raid The government argues Hearst forfeited rights by disavowing fugitives and prosecutors say the FBI acted properly pending a decision on legal standing and the raid warrant status The outcome could affect use of the Tania Interview and other incriminating documents.
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Robbers Loot Laundromat In Central Avenue Heist
Fourteen men and two women playing cards at a 2325 Central Ave laundromat were startled by masked bandits who fired a shotgun, ordered them to strip, and stole cash and clothing before fleeing. Two suspects escaped as officers arrived to find seven victims still on the floor. The incident occurred about 5:45 p.m. on a frigid evening in Los Angeles.
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Airlines warn $100 billion needed for new airliners
United Airlines executive Monte Lazarus warned at a Miami meeting that the industry requires about 100 billion dollars in new aircraft by 2000, a sum he calls staggering. He said aging four engine jets and rising fuel costs threaten service, while regulatory costs and limited investor appetite hinder modernization efforts.
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Kissinger Phoned Nixon on China Trip Report Request
Secretary of State Kissinger telephoned former President Nixon in California to seek a written report on his China visit. The White House and State Department mixed up communications, with Nixon to submit a written account to the State Department, while Kissinger had spoken with Nixon Monday during his California stay.
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Senate report urges tighter controls on FBI and NSA
Senate committee backs stronger supervision of intelligence agencies and proposes specific checks on FBI and NSA. The report emphasizes accountability and clear procedures to prevent overreach while preserving national security interests.
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