Dobrynin again visits White House for talks
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin makes a second White House visit in as many days for a working lunch with Zbigniew Brzezinski. The talks aim to resume discussions on a new strategic arms limitation treaty amid ongoing U.S. Soviet tensions.
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Dobrynin
White House
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Carter
Brzezinski
Cyrus Vance
Walter Mondale
Rex Granum
U.S
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Geneva
Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Probation for lovesick pilot ordered in Long Beach case
Theolore LaBelle, known as the lovesick pilot, was placed on four years probation for piloting a stolen plane over Long Beach and Seal Beach last November. He must pay 7800 restitution, perform 1000 hours of community service, continue psychotherapy, and faces no custody time despite prosecutor arguments. The judge praised the probation report and ordered restitution to a Miami couple for plane stress tests and repairs.
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Theolore LaBelle
Long Beach
Seal Beach
Long Beach Superior
Frank Balfa
LaBelle
Atty
Jack Hourigan
Calder Ave
Ed George
Baffa
George
Marjorie Sterling
Miami
Balla
LaBelle T
Spy suspect details leaked data in covert action case
The trial centers on two Californians and a Mexico City marked park X alert as prosecutors allege delivery of sensitive Pyramider data to Soviet agents. FBI agent White testified Boyce admitted involvement in spying and possession of a KW-7 teletype device while working at TRW.
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Freas
Mexico City
Asst
US. Atty. Weal
Levine
CIA
Soviet Union
TRW
William Dougherty
Boyte
Radio Shack
Lee
Boyce
UC Riverside
State Department
Base
Granite Hill Drive
Mira Loma
Rancho Palos Verdes
Robert
Kelleher
FBI
James B. White
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co
Huntington Beach
Security Department
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics
Air Force
National Aeronautics
White
United States
Vienna
Rial
Architect’s Extortion Letter Ties Bribery Probe
Trial testimony details an architect Mayer and associates allegedly pressing for payoff by threatening release of knowledge about the 1B project phase. Investigators described taped conversations and a stash of coins and logs of money as evidence. Authorities traced payments, car searches, and a missing South Pasadena address tied to the case. The prosecution argued the letter aimed to alarm officials and conceal illicit dealings.
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Mayes
Mayers
Ballance
Mayer
William Burnett
District Attorney's
Special Investigation Division
As Haver
Los Angeles
Ocean Boulevard
Marina Pacificanium
City Hall
South Pasadena
Burnett
Workers Protest as Imports Build Job Loss in Apparel Industry
Thousands of garment workers in about 40 states walked out to press for trade restric tions and import taxes on foreign goods. ACTWU and ILGWU leaders aimed to meet President Carter while shops reported sharp job cuts. The rally in New York cited 416,000 apparel jobs lost since 1966 and warned of welfare if imports persist.
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York
Herald Square
Jack DiBlasi
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Carter
Taiwan
Japan
DiBlasi
Rose Nuderman
Jerry Saracero
Bronx
New York
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Sasaki
Shingamifunli Manganagi
Kaleni Ill
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South-West Africa
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