Irvine Largest Parcel in 200 Million Coastal Buy Plan
California’s Coastal Zone Conservation Commission released a list of 154 coastal sites valued up to 200 million dollars for open space recreation and wildlife habitat. The largest project would purchase 1,060 acres of the Irvine property in Orange County for about 20 million dollars, with top priorities including Bolsa Chica, Dana Point Headlands, Malibu Bluffs, and South Monterey Bay beaches among others. The plan proposes funding top priority purchases via a November bond issue, with two legislative proposals pending.
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Vista Point
Malibu Lagoon
Whiskey Shoals
Point Arecha
Mendocino County
Manressa Beach
Monterey Bay
Watsonville
Marina Dunes
Monterey
U S charges Russ harassing embassy
A U S federal case accuses a man named Russ of harassing an embassy, triggering an active probe into the incident. Court papers outline alleged threats and intimidation aimed at diplomatic personnel, prompting security and legal actions.
U.S. veto thwarts U.N. rebuke of Israel actions
United States vetoed a U N Security Council resolution criticizing Israel for encroachment in East Jerusalem and settlement activity in occupied Arab territories. Eleven other members supported the measure, which aimed to press Israel on peace process issues. Ambassador Scranton said the veto preserved momentum in the U S backed peacemaking effort and did not elaborate further. The veto marked the seventh by the U S in the council and the fifth on Middle East affairs.
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Narcia
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Pord
Ronald Reagan
North Carolina
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Reagan
Fidel Castro
Greener
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Lebanon president flees as shellfire terrors Beirut area
Moslem shelling drives President Sulei van Franjich from his shattered palace in Beirut. He says he will stay in office. Fighting rages in Beirut. 21 killed in Deirat area. hospitals seek blood donors amid rising death toll toward 1,000 since March cease-fire ended.
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Lebanon
Suleivan Franjich
Tefure
Jounieh
Christ
Istian
Mostem
Deirat
Britut
Lanjid
Nixon drank heavily and talked of death in final days
AP report from Time and New York Daily News summaries a forthcoming book The Final Days by Woodward and Bernstein. It describes Nixon’s heavy drinking in 1974 at the White House, discussions with portraits of presidents, pills removed from his chest, and talks with Kissinger about prayer as aides witnessed his decline.
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Daily News
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Carl Bergstein
Washington Post
Kissinger
State Department
Tentative pact in Las Vegas unions and Strip hotels
A tentative agreement was reached Thursday between Culinary Workers and bartenders and 15 Las Vegas Strip hotels that could end a two week strike. The deal hinges on the Restaurant Association settling stagehands and musicians contracts, with union members voting on the proposal as talks continue.
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Apy
Brandel
Culinary Workers
Neva Resort Association
Heroin Ring Tied to U S Military Personnel Smashed
Federal agents announced a major heroin smuggling ring linked to retired Army and Air Force personnel with roots in Bangkok. The operation, operating from a Bangkok bar and tied to retired Lt. Col. Leslie Atkinson Sr, used military transfers to move heroin from Southeast Asia to the United States. Indictments include Atkinson family members and others. shipments exceeded 100 kilograms with a street value over 190 million dollars. The DEA said the Bangkok bar served as a recruitment hub and a center for other crimes.
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Washington
Phailand
Southeast Asia
Drug Enforcement Administration
Jack
Bangkok
Set
Leslie
Atkinson, Sr
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Atkinson
BEA
Saigon
DEA
Killer's guilt verdict in double murder case in Long Beach
John Laurence Miller, who urged jurors to convict him of first degree murder in the killing of his parents Yarold and Lela Mac Miller, was found guilty on two counts after a two and a half hour jury deliberation. The judge ordered a sanity phase to start at 10 a.m. to address Miller's pleas of innocent and innocence by reason of insanity.
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John Laurence Miller
Patellal
Long Beach
Carroll Dunnam
Miller
Yarold
Lela Mac Miller
Allen Field
U S weighs options to curb Cuba
Washington based report notes Joint Chiefs of Staff and National Security Council reviewing contingency plans for possible actions against Cuba. Pentagon confirms no unusual military activity. two Navy destroyers remain at Guantanamo, training continues. Political commentary ties hawkish rhetoric to Cuba policy as Reagan allies back tougher stance.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Cuba
Pentagon
William Greener
Guantanamo
Antic
Dect
Fred Harris
Ford Administration
Africa
Man found dead with throat cut in Westside apartment
The body of a 23 year old man, Lioyid Miramontes of 324 Magnolia Ave, was found outside his second floor Westside apartment door late Thursday. Police recovered a straight razor and homicide investigators weigh whether death was self-inflicted. neighbor Tom Stewart recalls returning from dinner about 9 30 p.m. and finding the body. Miramontes had lived there about three weeks.
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Lioyid Miramontes
Magnolia Ave
Tom Stewart
Miramontes
Hearst valued as witness more than prisoner says mother
Patricia Hearst is described by her mother as more valuable to the United States as a witness than as a prisoner as coverage on campaign highlights notes her situation on page A-12.
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