Winds Drive Fire Across Lake View Terrace Barricades
Residents rushed vehicles to save belongings as Santa Ana winds roared through Los Angeles northern edge. Kay Yoshida lost her ranch house after fire crews fought flames fed by diesel fuel. Fire swept along canyon ridges threatening Paradise Ranch home to 87 emotionally disturbed youths evacuated in 15 minutes.
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Massive brush fire scorches 45000 acres near Los Angeles
A wind driven blaze in Big Tujunga Canyon blackened 45000 acres and destroyed 56 homes. About 5000 residents evacuated as 1000 firefighters battled a 50 mile perimeter amid ash rain and an orange haze. Governor Brown declared a state of emergency while a federal disaster request followed.
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Lone Pine
Kissinger urges end to CIA probes in Detroit speech
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Economic Club of Detroit that the United States should end self punishment from congressional probes. He praised past investigations but urged maintaining foreign policy momentum without harming policy tools. He warned during campaign year foreign policy cannot be sidelined and stressed vigilance against totalitarian influence.
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Maryland Governor Mandel Indicted In 24-Count Fraud Case
Gov. Marvin Mandel, who followed Spiro Agnew as Maryland governor in 1969, faces a 24 count federal indictment alleging a corrupt relationship with five close political allies. The charges include mail fraud for schemes benefiting Marlboro Race Track owners and other associates with Mandel claiming a 15 percent stake in a Ray's Point land package. Mandel denies the accusations and vows to fight in court.
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Tax deal reached to avert New York City default
Gov. Hugh Carey and legislative leaders announced a broad understanding on new taxes aimed at saving New York City from default. The plan centers on roughly 200 million dollars in tax increases with various factions previously blocking action. Carey vowed to bear responsibility and press for swift passage as Ford administration awaits. Thousands gathered in Times Square in support, while Albany officials foresee quick legislative action despite earlier vetoes and opposition.
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One Victory Over a Wall of Flame
A reporter recounts racing into Lopez Canyon during Los Angeles County's worst fire in five years. Flames forced evacuation, wind-driven embers and choking air hindered operations, but fire crews saved homes as the blaze swung away from the housing tract.
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Ninety jailed teachers freed after no strike pledge
A brief item reports that ninety teachers jailed earlier were released after appealing that a no-strike pledge be observed. The notice notes the event occurred as part of ongoing labor and political tensions. The article is part of a wider World section roundup.
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