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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1975
Page
1
The Joint Economic Committee in its annual report to Congress argues recession poses a greater danger than inflation and calls for an emergency economic recovery program. It proposes a tax cut up to 35 billion dollars to arrest deterioration and restore growth and full employment.
Washington conferees began shaping a compromise on the largest U S tax cut. House leaders favor about 19.9 billion while Senate support sits near 33.1 billion with extraneous changes to be weeded out. President Ford warned of a veto if amendments remain.
Mostly sunny but windy conditions prevail with high temperatures in the mid to upper sixties. Complete details and page reference appear on A-17.
Orange County investigators armed with a search warrant seized evidence at Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw's Alexandria Virginia apartment in a bribery probe tied to the assessor's office. Assistant D A T Y Capizzi and investigator Coleman flew to Washington to obtain the items under an Alexandria magistrate's warrant. The case also involves George Upton the assessor's chief deputy and James Buxton of Radio Shack.
The page clipping mentions Jackie's inheritance not being taxed, new developments in cancer research, US credibility in Indochina at stake, Patrick Henry's words resonating after 200 years, and ports competing with inland cities for trade across sections A-2 A-9 A-11 A-13 A-15.
President Lon Nol packed belongings and obtained passports for his family amid calls for his departure. U.S. aid airlift suspended after insurgent rockets damaged planes as rebels overran a government position and 20 Cambodian soldiers were reported dead or missing.
Investigators in Long Beach and Los Angeles seek a white man about 5 feet 10 inches tall, 180 pounds with dark curly hair who left Salty's Bar with Bernadine Lewis on January 30. Her nude body was found in a Venice trash can three days later. Secret Witness posts a $2000 reward for information leading to an arrest and murder conviction. Call 436 2526 or mail Secret Witness P O Box 67 Long Beach 90801.
The 19 year old known as a prolific offender has admitted 65 or more past arrests, ranging from curfew violations to robbery, with police noting incomplete records. He has appeared in court seven times per records, while police list 12 appearances.
A Birmingham born youth, moved to Southwest Los Angeles at seven, recalls brief juvenile detentions totaling a few months from 65 arrests. He claims many arrests never led to jail, says his first time in custody shaped his view of court procedures, and admits repeated cycles of fighting the system.
Secretary Henry Kissinger returns to report to Ford and Congress after 17 days of shuttle diplomacy between Egypt and Israel. UPI reports key issues deadlocked as Egypt rejects renouncing war and Israel insists on military terms. Geneva conference reconvening urged. both sides accuse the other of bad faith.
Strong Saturday winds gusting to 40 mph cut power to about 200 Edison customers in northeast Long Beach and caused about a dozen outages citywide. Long Beach Marine Safety reported 30 mph sustained winds with gusts to 40 at the marina. Most outages came from falling branches and line friction. The weather shift to milder sun is expected today.
H R Haldeman said Nixon considered destroying White House tapes during Watergate. He mistakenly advised against it, noting surprise at the potential damage to himself Nixon and others. He framed the tapes as valuable for historical record and meetings in the Oval Office.
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