Coast Guard boards Soviet ship in fishing violation
The U S Coast Guard reports seizing the Taras Shevchenko about noon Saturday inside 60 to 100 miles of the coast. Four tons of fish were found aboard and the ship held for up to 10 hours. Cmdr Thomas Nunes called it a gross violation under the 1976 act with penalties including ship forfeiture and civil fines up to 25000 per violation.
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Watchman shot by police answering burglary call in Santa Ana
A year old watchman Arden C Day living behind Mr Clean Auto Detail at 1322 Borchard Ave Santa Ana died of two gunshot wounds after allegedly aiming a shotgun at officers Richard Lear and Kenneth Dawson during a suspected burglary response. Police say Day fired after officers identified themselves, a struggle ensued, and both sides exchanged gunfire. An internal review will occur. no charges against the officers yet.
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Kenneth Dawson
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Easter resort turnout in Southland described as very light
Mild Easter temperatures drew Southland residents to beaches parks and resort areas but turnout was lighter than expected. Long Beach and Orange County reported very light crowds while Palm Springs Lake Havasu Balboa Island Newport Beach and Hollywood Bowl hosted thousands at sunrise services. No major incidents reported beyond a shotgun airfire at Beach Recreation Park and a few fistfights. traffic slightly heavier than usual with no serious accidents.
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Ray says others aided King killing in Ray confession
Former House assassinations counsel Rich ard A. Sprague said James Earl Ray claimed other people were involved in a conspiracy to kill Martin Luther King. Ray alleged a Memphis figure named Raoul directed the operation and that he delivered the rifle to Raoul before fleeing. Sprague noted investigators question whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's death and urged an independent panel free from pressure to reexamine both cases.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Five Die in Family Crash in Rosemead
Sheriff deputies report five members of a single family died when the car they rode in was rear ended on a Rosemead street. The victims are Ida Luna 33 Susana Luna 28 and their children Gloria 8 Aurelio 3 Guillermo 6 months. Four others in the Lama car were injured one critically. The other driver Juvena Jimenez 21 of El Monte was injured and jailed for felony investigation.
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Pewee Simkiss
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Panel seeks FBI chief despite 41 name list
A Carter panel seeking an FBI director says a woman could be considered for the job though the preliminary 41 names include no women. Members stress openness to current or former officials and to candidates with political backgrounds while delaying a final decision beyond the year end.
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Shapiro
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Henry Stimson
George Marshall
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Warnke warns failure to reach arms pact would raise defense costs
New York AP United States SALT negotiator Paul Warnke warned on CBS Face the Nation that failure to secure an arms agreement with the Soviet Union could require the United States to spend billions more on defense. He expressed guarded optimism about a deal possibly through a Carter Brezhnev summit and downplayed early suggestions the Moscow mission failed. Warnke noted talks and a Geneva meeting in May, with potential pre talks on civil defense and an expanded nuclear test ban. In Nashville Eddie Miller co writer of Release Me died at 57.
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