College recruiting chatter and Long Beach sports notes
The column catalogs college basketball recruiting moves involving Brigham Young Oregon and others, lists signings by Colorado Oregon State Cal and Santa Clara, and notes football and baseball tidbits. It also recounts Les Rodney’s nickname additions and criticizes Long Beach field conditions at Joe Rodgers Field while praising the Nitehawks’ championships.
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Brigham Young
Oregon
Dan Ainge
North Eugene
Dave McGuire
Workman High
Industry
Geocge Ratkovich
Alhambra
Stanford
Letts Courts
Arvada
Colo
USC
Kentucky
Barry Brooks
Pasadens
Utah
Trojans
Vis Miller
Compton High
Miller
Hawaii
UCLA
Colorado
Bulls
Craig Austin
Wheat Ridge
Brians Johnson
Cherry Creek
Kim Feeney
Boulder Fairview
Dick Harter
Johnson
Harter
Eugene
Rich Davis
Alta Loma
Russell Brown
Inglewood
Arizona
Nevada
Las Vegas
Eddie McLeod
Oxnard College
Oregon State
Jeff Stoutt
Lake Oswego
Ray Blume
Portland Parkrose
Bobo Campbell
Mt. Pleasant High
San Jose
Santa Clara
Mark Radford
Portland Grant
Washington
Cal
Erie Vial
Lassen High
Susanville
Brian Jackson
Palos Verdes Center
Utah State
Long Beach State
Dwight Jones
49Ers
University of North Carolina Charlotte
Jones
Arkansas
Eddie Sutton
Independent
Press-Telegram
Les Rodney
Guy
Bullet Joe
Long Beach
el Dorado
Hamilton Bowl
Joe Rodgers
Red Meaks
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Kings Rally Past Bruins In Critical playoff Game Four
The Kings, led by Dionne and Murphy, survived a late push from Boston after trailing early and allowing two quick goals. Vachon stood strong in goal as Boston recalled Gilles Gilbert. With Dionne scoring twice in 44 seconds, Los Angeles regained control and held on to even the series.
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Kings
Dionne
Ruston
Vachon
Pully
Boston
Brad Park
Don Cherry
Cheevers
Gilles Gilbert
Bruins
Jean Ratelle
Bobby Schmautz
Mike Murphy
Gene Carr
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China wary of U S Russ arms talks amid skepticism
Rep John Brademas leading a bipartisan delegation described Chinese doubt that any real disarmament talks with the United States and Soviet Union will succeed. President Carter's son Chip accompanied the group returning from China and carried a note from the President to Hua Kuo-feng. The delegation, which also met Vice Premier Li Xien-nien, emphasized sensitivity over Taiwan and ongoing U S support for the island.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
China
John Bradymas
D-Ind
Russia
Brademas
Carter
Chip
Hua Kuofeng
Hua
Richard Schweiker
R-Ha
Last shot frills armed bar patron
Trind Lopez, a Los Angeles man, threatened patrons at El Casino bar on Pioneer Blvd. He returned with a cocked 38 revolver near closing time and aimed at occupants. Deputy Solin Glendenning fired one shot, killing Lopez instantly as he pointed the gun at her.
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Los Angeles
Aresia
Lakewood
Trind Lopez
el Casino
Pioneer Blvd
Solin Glendenning
Glendenning
Sheriff’s Department
Lopez
Record arrests of L aliens told
SAN YSIDRO AP A Border Patrol report says 2,907 illegal aliens were arrested in 36 hours ending at daybreak today. A spokesman noted that twice as many more got through.
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SAN Ysidro AP
U. S. Border Patrol
Birth Notices From A Turbulent Community
A garbled birth notice shows names and locations such as Santa Ana de Cevrtzs and various family references. The fragmentary text mentions multiple individuals and possible dates or places, but the exact details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
Armed bandit robs Cerritos restaurant cashier early today
Lakewood deputies reported an armed robber entered Spires Restaurant at 2:30 a.m. and fled with about 100 dollars after threatening cashier Sue Lasher. Separate holdups included a Stop N Go in Artesia where a robber stole 50 dollars and three bottles of Scotch before fleeing.
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Cerritos
Lakewood
Sue Lasher
Spires
Mandra Bird
Marbut
Artesia Blvd
Long Beach
Employeross Heckart
Heckart
Search ends for pilot in homemade copter
The official search for Norman Broderson, a Los Alamitos businessman and amateur ecologist missing for a week near the Salton Sea, was suspended at sunset Sunday after CAP and Riverside County authorities reported no leads. Broderson, 40s, of Hawthorne, operated a Los Alamitos firm that makes aircraft windshields. He had about 20 years of flying experience and recently earned helicopter rating.
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Los Alammitos
Salton Sea
Civil Air Patrol
Riverside County
Shes
Norman Broderson
Plains Baptist Church votes against rehiring pastor
In Plains Georgia the Plains Baptist Church voted 51 to 0 against rehiring Rev Bruce Edwards who resigned in February after controversy over integrating the church. The issue arose when Rev Clennon King from Albany attempted to join and President Carter supported integration. A meeting attendee asked to remain anonymous saying the church was torn apart by the pastor's resignation.
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Carter
Washington
Edwards
Two Hurt In 100 MPH Malibu Car Chase
A Malibu area police chase ended in crashes with two men injured and a CHP car damaged. Officers pursued a sports car at speeds around 110 mph through foggy wet roads before units from CHP and the sheriff blocked the vehicle near Santa Claus Lane in Carpinteria.
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Wmighway
Malibu
Los Angeles County
Spt
Tom Fitkin
Acevedo barred from posing as Mexican consul
Santa Ana man Elias Acevedo 47 owner of a bookstore and travel agency was ordered by Superior Court Judge Walter Charamza to surrender visas and tourist cards he printed and stop portraying himself as connected with the Mexican consul-general or the Mexican government bureau of tourism. The action, handled by Deputy Jean Rheinheimer of the DA’s consumer protection unit, follows complaints from the Los Angeles consul and the tourism bureau. Acevedo did not contest but claimed a verbal agreement with the consulate. He previously chaired Santa Ana’s planning commission and ran unsuccessfully for city council.
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Santa Ana
Mexico
Superior Court
Walter Charamza
Elias
Alex) Acevedo
E. Fourth St
Acevedo
Bureau of Tourism
Los Angeles
Tourist Bureau
Cecil Hicks
Jean Rheinheimer
Mexican-American Tourist Council
Santa Ang
Constellation Accident Claims El Cajon Woman
San Diego authorities report an on board incident aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation resulting in the death of Eve Rett B Hari 37 of El Cajon. The case is under investigation and the cause has not yet been released.
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San Diego
Constellation
Everett B. Hari
el Cajon
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