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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1976

Page

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Reagan asks probe on bribery of delegates

Reagan pressed Illinois delegates for support as he and running mate Schweiker argued the ticket could beat Carter in November. Ford gained unseen backing from Illinois leaders while a witness claimed five uncommitted delegates shifted to Ford, giving him 1,132 votes. Reagan denied bribery charges amid talks with delegates from New Jersey Louisiana Oklahoma and Mississippi.

Reagan Kansas City Ronald Reagan Penmsylvania Richard Schweiker Jimmy Carter New Jersey Louisiana Oklahoma Mississippi Ford Illnois Republican Party GOP California Don W. Adams Fordad

Ford optimistic on blocking vice presidential pick disclosure

President Ford eyes victory on the convention floor as delegates near the 1130 threshold to win the nomination. Senate ally Sen. Robert Griffin says enough votes exist to defeat Reagan backed attempts to force Ford to name a running mate before the balloting tonight. Ford describes prospects as optimistic while avoiding friction with Reagan supporters.

Kansas City Ford Ronald Reagan Robert Griffin Michigan Griffin Reagan

Nomination hinges on tonight's GOP rules fight

Kansan convention opens with fierce attacks on Carter and Mondale as Goldwater and Rockefeller bury old feuds. Howard Baker and Robert Dole urge voters to “trust yourselves” while accusing Carter of flip flopping on government. Page one analysis notes Carter’s bid for VP amid drafting of ticket plans.

Kansas City James Earl Carter Jr Georgia Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller Carter Walter Mondale White House Jimmy Carter Sen Howard Baker Tennessee Baker Robert Dole Kansas Democrat Party Dole Ford

Detroit riot follows rock concert layoff surge

Detroit police hunted 450 workers laid off after a small scale riot at a rock concert. Two teen boys were critically burned when attempting to cover up a burglary, as Long Beach Unified School District enforces unisex dress rules. State Assembly defeats rapid transit referendum bill for November. supporters plan another push Monday. Oil and natural gas lease sales in the Atlantic Ocean proceed after appeals ruling. RTD car drivers vote on strike authorization as talks stall. Ford Administration policies slash cost of living, a factor Sylvia Porter calls a GOP boost.

Sylvia Porter GOP

Long Beach council cancels vote on full time mayor plan

In a surprise morning move the Long Beach City Council scrapped plans to put a full time council and mayor to voters in November. The decision came 5-2 with Carroll and Rubley voting no, as Sato expressed dismay and Wilson urged reconsideration amid tepid public support.

Long Beach Wallace Edgerton Wes Carroll Russell Rubley Eunice Sato James Wilson Thomas J. Clark Mrs. Sato Wilson Rubley Carroll Edgerton Sato Clark Render Simon

Susan Murphy sighted in West Virginia car chase

A car rented by Susan Murphy and another federal prison escapee was spotted in Dunbar West Virginia by a city officer but had vanished before confirmation of license plates. The vehicle had been rented Sunday at San Francisco International Airport by Marys 44 and Diane Ellis 38, who fled Terminal Island prison near Long Beach Saturday night.

Dunbar W.va Mansom Susan Murphy Mte Marys Diane Ellis San Francisco International Terminal Island Long Beach

Three Long Beach officers acquitted hope to regain jobs

Three former Long Beach policemen cleared of charges from a bachelor party incident say they will seek reinstatement at a September civil service hearing. The acquittals followed a four hour jury verdict in Los Angeles Municipal Court and join a larger discipline review affecting eight officers.

Long Beach Los Angeles Michael Callahan Robert Hamby Paul Steed Steed Callahan Hamby Police Department Charles Gangloff Civil Service Gangloff Force Ganeloff

Philippines declared hit by two massive quakes and tsunamis

Reports from Manila say more than 1,009 dead or missing after two major quakes struck the southern Philippines. Official tallies show 811 dead confirmed, 249 missing and 25 injured, with widespread destruction in Mindanao and Cotabato City. Unconfirmed counts and international notes accompany the disaster brief.

Manila Philippine National Disaster Coordinating Center Philippines Szechwan Chengtu Philippine Disaster Center Mindanao Government Geophysical Observatory U.S Mora Gulf Cotabato City Roger Abbiaka Pagatlian City

Legion disease toll reaches twenty six in Pennsylvania

Harold Stump, 3, manager of the legion club in Milton, died in a Milton hospital. A new hospitalized patient, unnamed, attended the Eu charistic Congress in Philadelphia. Health officials caution broad criteria may mix unrelated cases and say toxin experts from NIOSH will assist in Philadelphia investigations.

Harrisburg Harold Stump Legion Club Milton Philadelphia American Legion Pennsylvania Denis Lacey II National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health William Felsing

Weather Tonight and Wednesday in L B Area

Tonight in the L B area morning low 62 with souda breeze and fair conditions. Mountains expect morning low clouds then fair with 15 to 30 mph winds and a high near 75. Deserts stay fair with 15 to 30 mph winds and a low 55 rising to 105 for the high.

L.B. Area Souda

Judge orders Navy to keep promise in enlistment case

U S District Court Judge Edward Schwartz issued a preliminary injunction preventing the Navy from transferring Master Chief Yeoman Charles Malboeuf to sea duty. Malboeuf, 38, of San Diego, alleged a four year shore duty pledge in exchange for reenlistment, with plans to retire in April 1975 and return his family to the United States. The order keeps him ashore pending hearings while the Navy considers an appeal claiming its right to personnel assignments.

San Diego Navy U. . District Court Edward Schwartz Schwartz United States Navy Asia Wil Malboeut

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