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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

Page

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Los Angeles imposes water rationing amid drought

The Los Angeles City Council orders a 10 percent water use cut beginning May 1 amid a dry spell and warns of further restrictions. The Department of Water and Power says curbs are needed to avoid deeper cutbacks if the drought lasts into next rainy season. Irrigation along sidewalks and water to Long Beach are restricted, with Owens Valley supplies cited as the main issue.

Los Angeles John Gibson Aim Long Beach Los An

Carter says Nixon violated the law amid summit praise

President Carter stated he personally believes Richard Nixon did violate the law in Watergate and committed impeachable offenses though Nixon may not think so. He spoke after watching a portion of Nixon's Frost interview and highlighted his London Geneva summit experiences and hope for Western bloc competitiveness. He also labeled McGovern's critique of his economic policy as mistaken and defended his welfare proposals and re election prospects.

Washington Carter Richard M. Nixon Nixon David Frost London Geneva Soviet Union McGovern Sen. S.D Ford California Gov. Brown Kissinger

Nixon lauds Kissinger yet calls him moody genius

Former President Nixon in a Frost interview praises Henry Kissinger as an intellectual giant while labeling him moody secretive and fiercely protective of prerogatives He recounts preferring Connally over Kissinger for State in 1973 and notes he often acted without Kissinger in key decisions including Cambodia invasion in 1970.

James M. Naughton Jon Gh Kew Washington Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Moody John B. Connally Kissinger Cambodia Connally Secretary of the Treasury Soviet Union

Carter plan would end tuna war with porpoises

President Carter proposes legislation to allow killing 67,200 porpoises this year to end the tuna porpoise dispute. The plan aims to reduce marine mammal mortality, while environmental groups attack the proposal as insufficient. San Diego fishermen vote to end their boycott and most of the 140 boat fleet goes to sea as hearings begin.

Washington Carter San Diego John Murphy House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Aterde Eeecause Murphy

Romantic trip turns to snow-filled nightmare

A couple, Karen Lehrbach and Eddie Bland, got stranded in a remote campsite after a winter trip, enduring four nights without food as knee-deep snow blocked their rescue. Lehrbach, 22, was hospitalized after the ordeal, recalling freezing conditions and a painful hike for help.

Dick Howland Karen Lehrbach Eddie Bland Ms. Lehrbach Lakewood Kaluer Bland Downey

House votes to bar US trade with Cuba and Vietnam

The House approved a 1.7 billion foreign aid measure and added an amendment barring U.S. trade or aid to Cuba and Vietnam by a 233 to 119 vote. The measure funds food development and population programs while preventing U.S. money from being used for sterilization. Senate action followed a separate committee vote allowing Cuba limited access to medicines and food but not sugar.

Washington Senate House U.S Cuba Vietnam John Ashbrook Ohio Senate Foreign Relations Committee George McGovern D-S.c Ashbrook McGovern Alf the Foreigh

Witness ties Long Beach gambling push to Ringo trial

Former California bookmaker Kobey testified in a Los Angeles federal court that he and co defendants sought to use the Ringo setup as a gateway to expand gambling in Long Beach. He said partner Robey planned to introduce card games like Panguine after securing a location, tied to Bert Bond and others facing conspiracy charges.

California Long Beach Ringo Bert Bond Gardena Sharp Kobey Los Angeles Nixon Bond Edward Hagen Las Vegas

Douglas vies for Canada pact

Independent party items mention musts and deportee topics as the page references indicate A-11 and A-16. The summary notes Douglas pursuing a Canada pact with brief allusions to party lines and civil matters described on the indicated pages.

Douglas Canada Pact

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