Legal and civic notes from the Inland region column
Q and A covers Mexican marriage legality and notary limits, property assessment delays in Long Beach, naval ship Pvt Frank Joe Petrarca at Suisun Bay, and guidance on insurance company ratings and references. Includes official details from California secretary of state, assessor, Mare Island, and insurance sources.
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Tijuana
United States
H.S
Lakewood
California
Secretary of State’s
Notary Public Commissions
Pvt
Frank Joe Petrarca
J.P
Long Beach
Suisun Bay
Vallejo
Cmdr
Sidney Gross
Naval
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Consolidated Steel Corp
Wilmington
Navy
U.S. Department of Transportation
Bay Area
Benicia
E.R
Insurance Information Institute
San Francisco
California Department of Insurance
Los Angeles
E. Atherton St
Best
A.M. Best Co
Consumers Union
Consumers Union, Book Department
Orangeburg
N.Y
Kissinger says U S China relations remain sound
Secretary Kissinger told President Ford that U S Chinese relations are basically sound despite a cool reception in Peking and noted talks were constructive. He outlined a forthcoming Ford trip to China after Thanksgiving and a Sadat visit to Washington.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Peking
China
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Chiao Kuan-hua
Spain drafts plan to pull out of Sahara
Spain proposes to withdraw from Western Sahara and transfer sovereignty to Morocco as General Franco nears death. Official sources say Morocco would receive control, with a symbolic reduction of its planned march into the Sahara and a possible ceremonial flag raising at El Aaiun.
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Spain
Sahara
Francisco Franco
Cortes
Parliament
Western Sahara
Morocco
Hassan II
Marrakech
el Aaiun
Bodies in river haunt Grand Junction slayings mystery
Four bodies recovered from the Gunnison River in Colorado raise a widening murder mystery. Linda Miracle and Patricia Botham, both 25, were found with railroad iron weights near similar iron piles. their sons Chad and Troy, aged 3 and 5, died by gunshot. Investigators cite multiple unsolved deaths nearby and say no suspects identified yet.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Gunnison
Linda Miracle
Troy
Mesa County
Dick Williams
Terrance Farina
Miracle
Williams
Linda Benson
Kelly
Denise Oliverson
Second Russ craft lands on Venus and reveals new terrain
MOSCOW The Soviet Union landed a second spacecraft on Venus and sent back photos of terrain unlike the first lander. Venera 10 touched down 1,375 miles from Venera 9, with a companion satellite in orbit relaying atmosphere and soil data from the landing craft. The images showed an ancient mountain formation with smooth rounded rocks and lava debris between sections.
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Russ
Venus
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Earth
IRS Chief clamps down on informants and pay amid agency row
The IRS chief tightens controls on informants and premium pay while restricting raids and deemphasizing narcotics efforts. Asst. Commissioner Singleton Wolfe defends disclosure, but six New York agents sue over paid informants names. Critics say the moves fuel agent discontent as the strike forces face reduced emphasis.
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IRS
Asst
Singleton E. Wolfe
Illinois
Alexander
Washington
New York
Wolfe
Fair Southland Weather Rounds Out Pleasant Weekend
The forecast promises sunny skies and a high of 72 in Long Beach as Hurricane Olivia pounds Mexico's Pacific coast with heavy rains. Meanwhile a separate political and legal controversy surrounds IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander, with critics alleging morale harm and possible conflicts over tax haven probes.
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Southland
Pacific Coast
Mexico
National Weather Service
Sinaloa
Nayarit
Durango
Olivia
Long Beach
William Saxbe
Ford
Chicago Tribune
Saxbe
Alexander
IRS
Procter & Gamble
Montoya
Jaworski
Court debate on end of life rights and unwritten law
Dr Julius Korein compares coma technology to a heart transplant for terminal cancer patients and says Quinlan case aims to end medical hypocrisy. He asserts doctors claim to save lives yet practice neglect, seeking to write the unwritten law into constitutional rights for guardians to allow terminally ill patients to die.
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Julius Korein
Quinlan
Korein
Clemons
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Press-Telegram
Lens Beach
Calif
Sun
T.J
Los Angeles County Assessor
C.J.C.S
Joe
Oval Office
White House
Henry Kissinger
Associated Press
New York Times Service
Non
Justice Department
Carl
Bankamericard
Carl's
Temple Stuart
Pioneer Treasury
Maddox
American Crew
Aireloom
Frederick Cooper
Rembrandt
Heckman
Kirsch
Trend
Ridgeway
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