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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1977

Page

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Grain surplus eases world food crisis says experts

Washington officials and agricultural experts say the world faces no looming grain crisis as wheat stocks surge to record levels and other cereals rise, following fears after the 1978 famine. They note a projected 1,261 million tons of world grain supply for 1977 78 and caution hundreds of millions still hunger despite ample supplies.

Rome Rocks Aurora Department Foreign Agricultural Service

Plane crashes off Dana Point with four missing

A single engine Cessna 172 carrying pilot Bret Van Tatenhove, 22, son of Judge Lester Van Tatenhove, and three others from Fullerton and Orange vanished after taking off from Orange County Airport Saturday night. Debris and wreckage were found in 240 feet of water 1.8 miles west of Dana Point as search plans to continue today.

Orange County Dana Point Buck Crain Bret van Tatenhove Lester van Tatenhove Brad Crawford Roger Beauchamp Fullerton Jean Lucille Conover Orange Laguna Beach Tatenhove Santa Ana Federal Aviation Administration Femers Tatenre

California death penalty hurdle could stall bill vote

In Sacramento the Assembly prepared for a pivotal vote on a bill reinstating the death penalty with a proportionality amendment by liberal lawmakers. The measure, already altered to meet court rulings, faces potential defeat as undecided members weigh the risk to the bill and Gov. Brown’s anticipated veto.

Sacramento California Assembly George Deukmnejian California Supreme Court Assembly Sheei Senate Brown Associated Press Henry Mello Watsonville Barry Keene Eureka Victor Calvo Mountain View Supreme Court Amejian Howard Berman Los Angeles State Supreme Court

Young's trip to South Africa stays on track

Vice President Mondale said U N Ambassador Young's visit to South Africa is definitely on after earlier tensions over racial policies. They met in Lisbon and discussed Southern Africa as Mondale prepares to press Prime Minister Vorster for change.

Lisbon Portugal Walter Fondale U.N Aldrew Young South Africa Mondale State Department Young John Vorster Africa Young Jai Youn Boney Cook Segregal Mondale Vienna Press Vorster

Convoy Protests Park Expansion By Redwood Loggers

A Sunday convoy of 12 logging trucks and 376 Eureka residents protested plans to expand Redwood National Park. They oppose Rep Burton's bill to add 77 000 acres at a cost of 359 million dollars for land and 40 million for development. protests also staged in Eugene Oregon against wilderness expansions threatening 1000 jobs.

Eureka Redwood National Park Warhington D.C Eureka-area Salt Lake City Chicago A Pratt Sacco Theumboldt Phillip Burton San Francisco Carter Eugene Ore Congressional Lane County James Weaver Oregon Democrat Morris Udall Dariz French Pete Middle Santiam Corvallis Grants Pass

President Carter to tour drought effects in Central Valley

President Carter will visit California's Central Valley Tuesday to assess the drought impact on the state's renowned farming heartland. The dry spell, lasting two years, is offset locally by lush vineyards orchards and fields, creating scheduling and observation challenges for those preparing for the presidential visit.

Fresno Nyts Carter California Central Valley

Power line tragedy near Norwalk injures man in crash

Kert Olague of 1214 W 16th St in Norwalk remained in critical condition after a burn ward surgery at UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange. He suffered second and third degree burns over more than half his body while trying to move downed power wires after a one car crash near 162nd Street Horst Avenue. A separate crash nearby injured a 19 year old Los Angeles driver and a passenger with undetermined details.

Norwalk Olague 62Nd St 162Nd Street Horst Avenue Jimmy Sanchez Los Angeles Robert Ramos Pioneer Hospital Artesia Tey

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