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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1975

Page

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Pike Warns CIA Ineffective in Missing Impeding Attack

Rep Otis Pike alleges US intelligence is ineffective and could fail to warn of an imminent attack. CIA denies the charge and says intelligence is the best in the world. He urges tighter oversight and a smaller, more effective operation amid claims Kissinger blocks committee functions.

Washington House Intelligence Committee Central Intelligence Agency Pike Mrr Colby Henry A. Kissinger Ford

Bombs found in oil extortion plot across stations

The Est reports three pipe bombs recovered from underground tanks at Gull Exon Amoco stations amid an alleged scheme to extort 45.5 million from seven major oil firms. FBI says more bombs may be planted nationwide as letters demanding payout circulated to Exxon Union Phillips Amoco Texaco and others.

Pittsburgh UPI Est FBI Gull Exon Amoco Paul Couplaés Methven Virginia Beach Larry Shaffer Chicago Combs Phillips Pierce Qi Co Chamblee Carteret Washington Urean Thether Oil Exxon Union Standard jAmoca Texaca

Andretti and Unser Fail to Finish Long Beach Grand Prix

British driver Brian Redman won the Long Beach Grand Prix as Andretti and Unser faltered early. Redman, driving a Noraxa Lola Chevy, edged Vern Schuppan by 29.946 seconds in a 65,000 strong crowd. Redman claimed $30,000 in prize money after a conservative strategy amid handling and differential troubles.

Tony Brise al Unser Mario Andretti Unser Brian Redman Andretti Long Beach United States Redman Chevrolet Vern Schuppan Australia Dan Gurney

Racing history made in L A Long Beach Grand Prix crowns debut

England’s Brian Redman won the long Beach Grand Prix as 65,000 fans packed Ocean Boulevard and rooftops, watching the 60-mile Formula 5000 race that capstoned a three day international event two years in the making. Christopher Pook, originator of the idea, summed up the spectacle with a dry remark about its success.

Redman Long Beach Monaco West Ocean Boulevards Linden Avenue Shoreline Drive Pine Avenue Ocean Hotel Row International Towers England Brian Redman Ocean Boulevard Christopher Pook Pook

Hearst Registered Under Alias in Sacramento College

Patricia Hearst registered at Sacramento City College weeks before crimes linked to the SLA. Attorneys cite mental anguish from psychiatric testing and seek hospital care. William and Emily Harris also used aliases on college card records. their photos found at the San Francisco house. A Hearst photo ID was found at an undisclosed location.

Mike Lily San Francisco Patricia Hearst Sacramento Symbionese Liberation Army Tal Jad Efcarst Sacramento City College Dan Sus Kendricks Sacramanto Bee William and Emily Harris SLA Steve Droudy Suzanne Lanphear Iain Miss Hearst Richard Gillies FHI

Alaska oil armada breaks free of ice

A 15-barge convoy towed by 15 tugboats pierced Arctic ice near Point Barrow and aimed for Prudhoe Bay. After two months trapped by severe icing, winds held the pack back as the fleet advanced 180 miles to reach the oil fields, with arrival hoped by today. Officials said ice is new and rough, but a successful sealift could sustain 1.2 million barrels per day by 1977.

Anchorage Alaska Arctic North Slope Pridhoe Bay Alaskan Sealift Coast Guard Long Beach Point Barrow North America Prudhoe Bay Marine Arctic Freight Specialists Bul Gary Graham Arctic Marine Freshters

Bandits hold 7 hostages at Spaghetti House raid

West Indian bandits seized eight staff at Knightsbridge Spaghetti House after a 1 am Sunday raid. One captive freed by a bystander later. Police, outside, refused compromise as hours passed. A windowless basement room held captives with limited food and no sanitation.

Roy Jenkins Metropolitan Police Robert Mark Jeffrey Wilson Alfredo Olivelli Olivelli Ele Knightsbridge Yde Park Wilfred Gibson Lord Pitt Greater London Council

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