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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1977
Page
7
Israeli officials dispute Rabin family finances as a bank savings account connected to Rabin and his wife is disclosed. The Finance Ministry says the Rabins were cosigners on foreign accounts, while a court order follows a criminal inquiry and possible penalties.
Eighteen year old Sherrie Lynn Brown of Norwalk died when a van carrying five people toppled down a 10 foot embankment on a rural road near Johnsondale in Tulare County. Charles Ybarra, 48, of Santa Fe Springs, was hospitalized in critical condition while three other passengers sustained injuries. The coroner said the vehicle plunged about 40 feet and remained at the foot of the cliff for about an hour before help arrived.
San Diego Gas & Electric president says Carter's policy on nuclear fuel reprocessing makes California law moot. He urges repeal to speed the Sundesert plant approval near Blythe. reprocessing is no longer required for the project.
Brooklyn artist Ted Harris bought a three story brownstone at a city auction for 450 but an unsafe building order led to a court-ordered demolition. The Housing Development Administration and the Demolition Department say the city acted after informing the landlord and issuing a court order. Harris estimates losses at about 1 dollar and planned 62 000 in renovations that will no longer occur.
President Carter proposes global limits on uranium use and suspends the Clinch River breeder project to an experimental class, ruling out government support for a Barnwell plutonium reprocessing plant. Congress members react with disappointment while industry figures warn of higher uranium prices and delayed power.
The transcript shows Mayer admitting a $2000 kickback and describing destruction of records by architect Nishman. He warns about FBI probe and notes the personal toll on his family, saying arrest could ruin his son’s life and cause a divorce.
West Virginia floods kill three and cause over 50 million dollars in damage. Kentucky and Virginia totals rise with dozens dead and hundreds of millions in losses. Mingo County towns Williamson and Matewan hardest hit. curfews and National Guardsmen.
Former president Nixon is taping four additional Frost interviews sold for exclusive viewing in four foreign countries. Purchasers include National Nine, France Televisions, Italy’s network, and the BBC. Each interview features country specific questions and will be integrated into the 90 minute US broadcast.
A report outlines a $100 million package to support farmers through short water allocations for the season. Much of the funds would come from interest-free reclamation and Indian irrigation projects to finance and reallocate water supplies. The details mention government loans and border allotments. no injuries reported in the separate aviation incident.
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