Advisers Report on Airport Advisers Report on Airport
City Airport Advisory Committee meets to review a land-use plan for Municipal Airport. They seek accommodations for major commercial carriers while limiting full scale development. A progress report to City Council is planned, with questionnaires to gauge community opinion. Committee wants terminal use for transcontinental air lives and space for that function, preferably without carpe and passenger-plane arcs. A $1 million hangar and maintenance complex could be needed. funding source open. Other considerations include signage, visibility, architectural form, and ordinance consistency.
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Mort
Mgr
Sam E. Vickers
Staf
Atuly
John E. Bihy
Douglas Alte Erat Co
Hves
Arcus
Thomas A. Ratlety
City Engineering Dept
Whder
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New York Debates Water Supply Fluoridation
A large public hearing before New York Citys Board of Estimate weighs fluoridating the citys 5000 miles of water mains. WDA spokesman and opponents clash with City Water Commissioner Arthur C Ford over safety and tooth decay claims amid a packed hall of about 700 attendees.
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New York
WDA
Arthur C. Ford
New
Board of Esti “Mate
Hall
Hallmate
Seven Elderly Women Refute Hoboe Label at Penn Station
Seven elderly women admitted nightly lodging in Penn Station's waiting room from midnight to 6am. They defended themselves against a magistrate's hoboe accusation, showing bankbooks with funds totaling $1,410. Five were sent to welfare. one given a dollar to Newark. Lena Onorato, 59, released on promise to rent a room.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Jack Nicoll
Lena Onorato
A Station
Nicol
Welfare Department
Newark
Admits Kicking Baby to Death
SACRAMENTO AP A 21 year old man described as a mental detective was charged with stomping a six week old girl to death outside a church where her parents were attending a party. The suspect Harris George Brinan admitted killing Kathleen Thompson after a lie detector test. he said he felt a funny urge to kill the infant. Brinan, a former mental patient and church member, was detained after the incident at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Carmichael. The victim’s parents, Delmar and Kathleen Thompson, were at a farewell party in the church hall.
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Sacramento
Harris George Brinan
Kathleen Thompson
Delmar ‘Thompson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Carmichael
Thompson
Boise
Idaho
Aberit
Brine An
Forecast Scandal Ends with Quick Desk Flushout
A disjointed note recounts a weather predictor quitting after faulty forecasts and bad deals. It mentions him buying out town interests and vowing a better season ahead with a fresh outlook, signaling a cautious shift in his fortunes.
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Jnr
Masked Men Raid Cypriot Village Killings Reported
Three masked men raided a Cypriot village in WICOSTA Cyprus killing 22 year old Chrysanthos Christou after holding up patrons at a village coffee shop near Dall. The incident followed a bridge opening ceremony attended by Gov Sir John Harding earlier that day.
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Wicosta
Cyprus
Lea
John Hardiong
Dall
Chrysanthos Christou
Subsole Joneys VLA debate on insurance mishandling
A legislative committee charged the Knight administration with political favoritism and inefficiency in handling state insurance matters. The discussion followed a Florida conference with Brooklyn Dodger bosses about the potential transfer of their franchise to Los Angeles after a meeting with Mayor Poulson.
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Legislative Insurance
Knight
Eo Ptemistuc
Poulson
Los Angeles
Florida
Brooklyn Dodger
Gambling impresario Elkins paid $20,000 to Teamsters figures
Jim Elkins of Portland testified before a Senate committee that he paid about $20,000 in eight months to two men connected to the Teamsters Union and that women were to split the payoff with Multnomah County District Attorney William M. Langley and others. He said Langley led him to believe the money was not divided as expected.
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Washington (Ap
Jim Elkins
Portland
Ore
William M. Langley
Multnomah County
Frank W. Brewster
Seattle
Western
Teamsters
Langley Cate
Elkins
Thieves Nab 48000 Dollar MacLean Gems in Portland Case
Former Miss MacLean testified in the Senate inquiry that jewelry valued at 48000 dollars was stolen from a honeymoon home tied to the Teamsters Union. Detectives linked the theft to Knaster and associates, with diamonds over 60 carats and $20000 left behind.
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Aris Elas
Portland Teamsters
New York
Misa MacLean
Barbara Maclean
Knaster
Senate
Joe DiMngelo
Teamsters Union
Monroe
Pacific Northwest
Elkins
Leonant Knaster
Perel
Atlist
Immigrants in United States admission debate rages
The article discusses how many immigrants should be admitted and notes the expired special law, with pressure on Congress to raise numbers. It cites that under the liberalized law last year about 320,000 people from other countries immigrated to the United States and calls this issue vital for American jobs.
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United States
Congress
Europe
Asia
Freighter and Navy Tanker Hit in Delaware River Collision
A Navy tanker and a freighter collided in the Delaware River near New Castle. The tanker, the USNS Mission San Francisco, exploded and three or four crewmen are feared dead. Survivors from the freighter Elna reported efforts to escape as flames engulfed the vessel. The Elna, an Andrew fleet oiler, was manned by civilians under a Navy contract. United Nations troops entered Gaza City as Israeli withdrawal continued, with Swedish Danish Norwegian Indian and Colombian units moving quickly into the Gaza Strip to establish positions.
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New Castle
Del
Thurssday
Us.n.s. Misson
San Francisco
Jena
William C. Bausch
Miami
Fla
Thy
Bringe
Inet
Ine
Elna
Delaware’ Hospital
Bel An
Gaza
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Five Nations
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean
Gaza City
Nasser
Iraeli
Dean Aide’s Suicidal Crisis Linked to Grimes Case
Loyala University assistant dean of admissions allegedly faced a personal crisis and killed himself in his dorm room Wednesday night as detectives pursued links to the Grimes killings. Officer Lt Joseph Morriswald said David Burch, 25, had surrendered for questioning amid an unresolved probe into indecent photographs, and investigators later found a gun as he died en route to St Francis Hospital.
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Cincago
Loyala University
Grimes Aluterk
Joseph Morris Wald
David Burch
Morris
Burch
Unem
Marrie
Gould
St. Francis Hospital
Evanston
Mopria
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
J. Morris
Chicago
Malpractice reports contrast Pendleton and Parris Island
The article notes Maltreatment charges against drill instructors at Parris Island South Carolina drew publicity, while San Diego saw more than twice as many convictions. From 1956 to February 1 1997 eighteen instructors faced maltreatment charges, nine before and nine after the death march led by Sergeant McKeon, with Pendleton reporting nineteen convictions during recruit training.
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Parris Island
S. C. Ukl
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
S/Set
Matthew IC. McKeon
Vanceald
Camp Pendleton
Robert T. Vance
West Coast Command
Eaid
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