U.S. Warns Rhodesia Over Mozambique Raids
The United States warned Rhodesia to halt cross border raids into Mozambique or face unspecified consequences. Britain and several African states discussed pressure measures, including economic sanctions via South Africa and a new UN condemnation. Fierce fighting was reported near Mapai as Rhodesian forces stay inside Mozambique to pursue guerrillas.
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Washington
United States
Rhodesia
Mozambique
U.S
Britain
Ian D. Smith
South Africa
United Nations
Mapai
Foreign Office
London
Smith
Owen
State Department
First Lady Rosalynn Carter visits Quito, receives city keys
First Lady Rosalynn Carter arrived in Quito on the Caribbean-Latin American goodwill tour and was presented with the keys to the city by Mayor Sixto Duran Ballan. She met at the airport with U S. Ambassador Richard Bloomfield and junta officials. The junta leaders are Gen Guillermo Duran Arcentales Adm Alfredo Poveda Burbano and Gen Luis Leoro Franco.
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Quito
Ecuador
Rosalynn Carter
Sixto Duran Ballan
U.S
Richard J. Bloomfield
Jorge Salvador Lara
Guillermo Duran Arcentales
Adm
Alfredo Poveda Burbano
Air Force
Luis Leoro Franco
San Marino High Clinches CIF 2-A Title In 4 1 Victory
San Marino High School defeated Glenn Hi School 4 to 1 to win the CIF Southern Section 2-A baseball championship. Pitcher Jim Gott earned the win and improved to a 9-0 season record.
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San Marino High School
Glenn Hi School
Jim Gott
Titans
Weather outlook shows cooler days with light smog
Night and morning low cloudiness yields fair conditions into Friday. Cooler today with a high near 78 and a low around 57. Moderate smog affects air quality. Complete weather on Page A2.
South Pasadena urges Westerly Route for unfinished Freeway
South Pasadena City Council passed a resolution urging Caltrans to adopt the Westerly Route for the unfinished Route 7 Freeway, seeking to close the gap between Routes 10 and 210 and minimize impact on Los Angeles. The council asked to be on the June 16–17 highway commission agenda in Santa Barbara and noted a balanced budget of 3.94 million dollars.
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South Pasadena
Highway Commission
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Foothill
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Alhambra
el Sereno
California Department of Transportation
Caltrans
del Mar Boulevard
Columbia Street
Hig Peray Commission
Santa Barbara
Charles Martin
SoPas officer reinstated after probe into bugging and weapons
South Pasadena Police Sgt. Norman Lonnie Johnson, suspended during a probe of electronic bugging and illegal weapons, was ordered reinstated with a 90 day no pay suspension. The panel found unfounded accessory charges and exonerated grenades and narcotics holdings while citing bad judgment. Johnson can return to work with back pay for three of six months.
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South Pasadena
Norman Lonnie Johnson
Johnson
Sierra Madre
Irvin
Bill’” Betts
William Courtice
James Simons
Martin
Don Terry
Police Department
Africa holds up relations with Cuba
A U S official said the United States will not resume full trade or diplomatic ties with Cuba while Cuban troops remain active in Africa. The embargo will stay in place and ambassadors will not be exchanged until Cuban withdrawal occurs.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Africa
U.S
Narcotics panel rejects Carter marijuana penalty repeal
A House Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control declined to adopt a Carter administration plan to abolish federal penalties for small marijuana amounts. The panel said it would not issue conclusions on reducing penalties. Proponents seek civil fines up to 100 dollars. current penalties reach up to a year in prison and 5000 dollars.
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Special
House Committee On Narcotics
Carter Administration
Select Committee On
Narcotics Abuse and Control
Congress
Keith Stroup
National Organization For Reform of Marijuana Laws
Peter Bourne
Office of Drug Abuse Policy
Compton Seeks 1978 Governor Nomination Across Three Parties
Charles Compton, a 63 year old horse trainer from Nashville, announces an early bid for California governor in 1978 seeking nomina tion from Republican, Democratic and American Independent parties. He promotes a white horse symbol to replace the donkey and elephant and has mailed a filing note to Secretary of State March Fong Eu in May.
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Jerry Brown
Charles Compton
Nashville
Tenn
Peace and Freedom Party
Compton
California
March Fong EU
Four Stores Burned in Monrovia Blaze on West Huntington Drive
A Tuesday night fire in Monrovia destroyed a motorcycle shop and three adjoining businesses on West Huntington Drive with about 200000 dollars in damage. Capt. Darrel Wilson said seven fire companies from nearby cities fought the blaze for about an hour, with investigators pursuing a suspicious origin and no injuries reported.
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West Huntington Drive
Monrovia
Darrel Wilson
W. Huntington Drive
Radio Shack
Pacific Auto Supply
Wilson
U Se
Sierra Madre
Arcadia
el Monte
Pasadena weighs ecology versus power in $1 million study plan
Pasadena will fund feasibility studies totaling about $9 million for three power projects including two nuclear plants and a coal plant near Capitol Reef National Park. City officials note rising demand and caution environmental opposition, with Sun Desert Nuclear Project viewed as most likely to proceed if legislation allows.
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Intermountain
Utah
Karl Johnson
Robert Redford
Henry Fonda
Yokaitis
John Wayne
Loretta Glickman
Robert Glenn White
Donald McIntyre
Ron Stassi
Pasdena
Sun Desert
San Joaquin
Johnson
Capitol Reef National Park
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
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Area
East Geles
Pasad Valley
Los
SoPas Board
By Luaine Scheliga
SoPas
By Scott Herhold
Chicago Tribune
Narcotics Committee
Darkhorse
Jackie Knowles
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