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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1977

Page

7

No hope of containing Diablo blaze near Clayton

Firefighters said they had no hopes of containment for a 3000 acre timber and brush fire south of Mount Diablo as flames rushed through rural areas near Clayton. About 500 firefighters and 20 engines battled the blaze with planes planned to assist. Evacuations affected around 50 homes though no injuries or structures reported yet.

Clayton Mount Dialond Harry Harp California Department of Forestry Mount Diablo State Park San Francisco Ranch Harp California Rich Aronson al Lundgren

Firefighters chase widespread Southern California blazes

Firefighters shifted to Los Padres National Forest efforts as 700 crews worked to ring a large blaze that had scorched about 1 500 acres. The Corona fire was snuffed out Monday night, while the Cachuma and Indian fires, in uninhabited hills, posed no immediate threat. In Sun Valley near Los Angeles a separate 29 minute fire destroyed 12 condos, damaged eight, burned 20 acres before containment. Eight minor injuries were reported at Cachuma. one man hospitalized at Indian fire.

Los Padres National Forest California Forest Service Dennis Orbus Lake Econd Les Padres India Manzanita Santa Barbara Orbus Monay Sun Valley Los Angeles Iramen Cachuma Thdian Orbdus Los Angeles County Golden State Free Wayr

Sinking of ore ship blamed on hatches

Coast Guard inquiry into the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking on Lake Superior blames ineffective hatch closures for the disaster that claimed all 29 crew on November 10 1975. The report finds no misconduct or government fault and urges improved weather tightness on other vessels.

Cleveland Coast Guard Board of Edmund Fitzgerald Lake Superior Coast Guard J. A. Wilson Gordon Lightfoot Fitzgerald

U2 pilot Gary Powers dies in chopper crash

U2 pilot Gary Powers and cameraman George Spears were killed when KNBC’s equipment laden Hell Jet Ranger crashed into a vacant baseball field while returning from a brushfire assignment in Santa Barbara. Officials investigate the crash. Powers 47 and Spears 43 are survived by families.

FAA Powers George Spears KNBC Hell Uuns Santa Barbara Soviet Union CIA Russia Paris Eisenhower Moscow Vladimir Rudolph Abel United States CLA

Weather Watch: Heat Dampness Persists Across Mountains

Forecasters warn hot humid conditions linger in the mountains and deserts through Wednesday with a chance of showers. Expect variable rain and thundershowers mainly in the afternoons and evenings over desert and mountain areas as temperatures rise into the upper 180s in the hot spots.

California National Weather Srvice

Subpoena bid on cargo-preference bill fails in House panel

A House Merchant Marine and Fisheries subcommittee vote 17 to 13 blocked Rep. Paul N. McCloskey’s bid to subpoena four administration officials and four maritime leaders to testify on the cargo-preference bill. Democratic lawmakers joined Republicans in backing the motion, arguing Carter’s support of the measure is a political payoff to maritime interests. The bill would require U.S. ships to carry a rising share of oil imports.

Washington House Carter Merchant Marine and Fisheries Seipel Paul N. McCloskey R-Calif Don Bunker William J. Hughes New Jersey John P. Breaux Louisiana David E. Bonney Michigan Cox Young Alaska McCloskey W. Michail Blumenthal the Treasury Paul Riley Defense Joius L. Katz McClos Robert L. Leggett U.S

Queen Mary theft probe widens to city administrators

A Los Angeles area task force probes major thefts linked to Queen Mary artifacts. Calkins says the investigation is criminal and complex, involving more than two city employees and a chain of events over years. Items recovered include a surgical table, heavy safes, gauges, and other labeled souvenirs.

Calkins

Meadowlark Airport suit cites closure or operation limits

The case involves owner Art Nerio facing either closure or restriction of certain operations. Bonfa answered affirmatively that the motion was carried unanimously. The record notes a decisive vote and the disputed operational scope at Meadowlark Airport.

Art Nerio Bonfa

Couple and son hurt after plane crashes into Huntington Beach airport hut

A Parker Arizona couple Ronald Bybbe 24 Monica 21 and their 10 year old son Ronald Jr were seriously injured when their light plane struck a Quonset hut at Mea dowlark Airport Huntington Beach during a landing attempt. They were transported to Moog Memorial Presbyterian Hospital in Newport Beach for treatment. The crash occurred after a descent and circle over the field. The boy endured by the windshield as the plane impacted. Authorities had not disclosed injury details. A Sky-Adt banner incident disrupted power on Warner Avenue temporarily prompting complaints and possible license revocation calls.

Lockheed Aircraft Corp Powers Los Angeles KGIL KNBC van Nuys Claudia Francis Gary Jr Dee Spears Annette Terrence Sharon Katherine Parker Ariz Meadowlark Huntington Beach Ronald Bybbe Monica Ronald Jr Moog Memorial Presbyterian Hospital Newport Beach Sky-Adt Southern California’ Edison Company Power Lines Warner Avenue Sky-Ad

South Korea tests Red arms line

A South Korean ship carrying 465 Fassendere reached Paengyong-do, a South Korea held island near North Korea, after a one hour voyage from Inchon. Escorted by Korean naval vessels, the 450 ton Ongjin-ho docked amid the first test of North Korea’s new military sea boundary.

Seoul South Korea North Korea Tadio Ongjin-ho Paengyong-do Inchon

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