Prime suspect held in killing of youth in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara police arrested Bud Baker 34 and charged him with murder in the shooting death of Jeffrey Holmes Brandon 20 formerly of Lompoc found on Stearns Wharf. Det. Ley and Det. Fitzmorris traced the suspect after an investigative trip to Monterey Peninsula. Bail set at 100000. An accessory Phillip Albal 29 and a 17-year-old hitchhiker were also jailed. Brandon worked for Wells Fargo Guard Service and had been armed for about a week.
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Darrell Brandon
Wells Fargo Guard Service
Gregory Ley
Michael Fitzmorris
Monterey Penninsula
Bud Baker
Morro Bay Area
Baker
Santa Barbara Municipal Court
Phillip Albal
Morro Bay
Lompoc High School
Santa Barbara City College
Ford approves new sophisticated arms sale to Israel
President Ford approved a new set of sophisticated weapons for Israel excluding Pershing missiles. The sale fits within the existing $1 billion credit sales for 1977 and totals are unlisted, with Congress having 30 days to disapprove. Israel welcomed the move as part of a long standing request and reaffirmed U S commitment to Israel's security and peace in the Middle East.
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UPI
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Israel
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Congress
United States
Nelsen
Allen
Ment
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Yitzak Rabin
Rabin
Girl 17 hurt in hit-run crossing Ocean Avenue
A 17 year old girl identified as Lilly Marlene Martinez was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a hit run collision on Ocean Avenue and K Street. Tammy Marie Cazenave nine fell from a pickup truck on Clemens Way and sustained minor injuries. CB radio thefts from pickups were reported by three residents on North Sixth and North Third Streets and near Clemens Way. Inland weather shows clearing by mid morning with highs near 75. Police investigate the weekend accidents including a separate truck incident on G Street and Oak Avenue.
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Lilly Marlene Martinez
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K St
K Street
Lompoc Hospital
Tammy Marie Cazenave
Clemens Way
Ray L. Garrison
N. Sixth St
Ray A. Robertson
N. Third St
North Third Street
William James Maltman
Sixth St
Martin Ray Cazenave
Melville Way
Young Cazenave
Tammy
Philippines Martial Law Riots Injure 34 As Demonstrators Clash
Protests in Manila amid martial law tensions leave 34 injured including 14 policemen after a two hour rally at Plaza Miranda. Unconfirmed reports say two protesters died from head and stab wounds as police halted demonstrators aiming for the presidential palace.
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UPI
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Carter Seeks Ethnic Support With Chicago Bid
Jimmy Carter told about 50 Cook County Democrats he has an excellent chance to win in November and will be a tough manager who fixes the recession while caring for basic human rights. He urged ethnic groups in Illinois and planned to march in a Columbus Day parade as other campaign events followed in Wisconsin.
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UPI
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Democratic Party
Our Lady of Pompeii
Illinois
Wisconsin
Palestinian gun attack on Syrian embassy in Rome ends without casualties
Three Palestinians stormed the Syrian embassy in Rome using submachine guns, taking two hostages to protest Syria's Lebanon policy. They surrendered after about an hour with no fatalities. one embassy official was wounded and two employees treated for shock. The attackers claimed to represent Black June and cited demands to see Arab ambassadors to press Syria on Lebanon.
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UPI
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Ilies Francis
Francis
Humin Hatem
Hatem
Policlinico Hospital
Ford to become more aggressive in campaign push
James A. Baker said President Ford will be somewhat more aggressive in coming days as he regroups after a bumpy week. Ford spoke with Baker aboard Air Force One during a Texas swing and planned strategy sessions at the White House before a new tour through New York New Jersey and Iowa Illinois Missouri. Baker noted disruptions from Earl L. Butz resignation and Eastern Europe remarks but predicted no major impact on the race versus Carter.
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Freedom
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McCarthy Attacks Carter as Extremely Militaristic
Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy labels Jimmy Carter militaristic and warns his presidency would threaten checks and balances. He criticizes Carter's brinkmanship stance on foreign policy and his Kent State record, saying Carter would abuse power or clash with Congress and the courts.
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