Fire devastates Anaheim complex. hundreds evacuated
A spectacular early morning blaze on Wilshire Avenue in Anaheim destroyed a T7 unit condominium under construction and damaged 47 nearby apartments. About 200 residents were evacuated as 23 fire units from Anaheim and neighboring jurisdictions fought the fire. Damage was preliminarily set at 500000 dollars. one firefighter suffered a strained back and others sustained minor burns.
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Anaheim
Wilshire Avenue
Bettween
Lincoln Avenue
Leara Street
Garden Grove
Fullerton
Orange County
Orange
Buena Park
Rudy Weyland
Weyland
Wilshire Towers
Senate unit backs weaker spy panel
The Senate Rules Committee voted to share exclusive jurisdiction over spies, legislation, and budgets with four other committees, a move Senator Dick Clark said weakens the new panel. Action on a proposed study of intelligence agencies was postponed amid criticism that it would leave the fragmented current system in place.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Rules Committee
Dick Clark
Dlowa
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
Clark
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
James B. Allen
D-Ala
CIA
Armed Services
Foreign Relations
Allen, Cannon and Sons
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Claiborne L. Pell
D-R
Harrison Williams
Mark Tatfield
Ore
Vallerga pleads no contest to one charge
Former Orange County Assessor Jack Vallerga pleaded no contest to one count of using staff for political purposes. Two other counts were dismissed. Sentencing set for May 18.
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Bakersfield
Orange County
Jack Vallerga
Three Long Beach Officers Charged After Bar Spree
Three Long Beach police officers Mich ael Callahan Robert M Hamby and Paul J Steed face misdemeanor counts following a downtown bar spree. Callahan and Steed charged with disturbing the peace while Hamby faces interfering with an officer and Steed additional battery. All three will appear for arraignment May 11 in Municipal Court Department 4 on OR notices.
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Long Beach
Robert Parkin
Michael
Callahan
Robert M. Hamby
Paul J. Steed
Hamby
Steed
Parkin
Parkins
Atty
Bruce Campbell
Special Investigations
Weather forecast for TongiYL and Wednesday area
Cloudy tonight and warm afternoon with a low of 56 and a high of 70 for the Tongiyl area. Mountains stay fair with a low of 30 and high of 55. Deserts show pair with a low of 38 and high of 84.
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Tongiyl
Saff Burns Infants After Formula Likely Caustic
Page A-3 reports two infants suffered throat burns after being fed formula containing caustic substance. The incident draws attention to food safety and labeling in early warnings or recalls.
Pope names 19 new cardinals including American Baum
Vatican announces 19 new cardinals led by Archbishop William Wakefield Baum of Washington as the College of Cardinals grows to 126. Two appointments are kept in pectore, raising questions about potential non Italian pope successors. New appointees include first cardinals from Dominican Republic Senegal Uganda and Nigeria, signaling broader church representation.
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Vatican City
Patt VI
William Wakefield Baum
Washington, D.C
Sacred College of Cardinals
Baum
United States
Paul
Dominican Republic
Senegal
Uganda
Nigeria
Vatican
Adrian VI
Soliah found not guilty in Carmichael bank robbery
Patricia Hearst’s former lover Steven Soliah was acquitted of taking part in a $15,000 Carmichael bank robbery in Sacramento. A bystander’s death kept potential life imprisonment from becoming a reality, with an eight woman jury delivering the verdict after six hours of deliberation.
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Sacramento
Patricia Hearst
Steven Soliah
U.S
Emily Toback
San Francisco
Soliah
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Rockefeller apologizes in Senate for staff remarks
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller publicly apologized in the Senate for remarks implying that Sen. Henry M. Jackson had one or more Communists on his staff. He said there was no question he had made a mistake and acknowledged unsubstantiated speculation about two staff members was inappropriate.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Rockefeller
Chamber
Sen. Jackson
Brown blushing at morning joke during news conference
AP reports governor Brown, age three years in office, blushes as reporters press about running for president. The question about his agenda drew three attempts for an answer before he quipped that he says nothing in the morning because there is nobody to talk to, causing laughter.
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Gov. Brown
Brown
Presi
Dent
Long Beach Faces Health Care Cuts in County Budget
Los Angeles County C chief Administrative Officer Harry Hufford proposed a 3.2 billion budget for 1916-77 with major reductions in county financed health services in Long Beach. He would raise the property tax to 4.93 per 100 and add a 4.4 cent emergency levy needing four of five supervisors votes. The plan aims to boost a 11.5 million toward a 20 million reserve while eliminating subsidies to Tom to Back Pg., Col. 1.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Harry Hufford
Hufford
Cy Levy
Pete Schabarur
Baxter Ward
Hatford
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Vallerga
Tur Lo
L.B
Campbell
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Humphrey
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Sylvia Porter
Long Beach League of Women
Citizens’ Committee
Los Angeles Harbor
Pedro
Pope
D.C
Archbishop Baum
Sacred College
James J. Needham
New York Stockxchange
J.C. Penney
James Batten
Exchange
Needham
Miss Hearst
Rocky
Sen
Jackson
Tom
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