Kidnapped Housewife Believed Slaying Victim in Arcadia
In Arcadia, Pasadena man Emery Riddle, 24, is booked on murder and kidnapping charges as investigators search rugged hills for Renee Kane, six months pregnant. A purse and shoe tied to Mrs Kane were found in Riddle’s car after a police chase. officers also recovered the suspect’s rifle.
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Marines arrest Klan leader at Camp Pendleton base
AP report: Marine Sgt Dan Bailey 25 of Norfolk identified as head of the Ku Klux Klan at Camp Pendleton is arrested for refusing duty transfer. The base says he resisted orders after being tied to a broader Klan list found following a black Marines raid that left six whites injured. Pretrial hearings set to begin Monday.
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U S Israel UK sale of F16 planes deal reported
Newsday reports in today's editions that the United States and Israel have an in principle agreement for Israel to buy up to 400 F16 jets in a multibillion dollar deal. Israel would build some planes in Israeli plants under American license to cut costs. The sale could double Israel's air force and alter regional balance.
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California Unemployment Rate Drops to 9.4 Percent in November
SACRAMENTO AP Led by a record high in nonfarm jobs California's unemployment rate fell from 9.8 to 9.4 percent in November state officials said today The Employment Development Department reported the seasonally adjusted rate rests on an 18000 rise to a November total of 850400 Yet the increase was below expectations for this time of year The nonfarm payroll reached 8052800 a new high for the third straight month The 12 month gain stands at 178300 following a 42800 drop the previous year
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Carter names Cyrus Vance as secretary of state
President elect Jimmy Carter announced Cyrus Vance as his choice for secretary of state. The selection, Carter’s first Cabinet post, awaits Senate confirmation. Vance, praised by Republicans and Democrats, previously served in foreign policy and defense roles under two Democratic administrations.
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Gilmore execution delayed by US top court ruling
The U S Supreme Court postponed Gary Gilmore's scheduled Monday execution for at least one day. The court asked Utah officials to respond by Tuesday afternoon to a request from Gilmore's mother for a stay to pursue a pending appeal. Justices Burger, Rehnquist, and Stevens voted to deny the stay request.
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Carter pledges informal message to Moscow on peace and arms cuts
President elect Jimmy Carter said he will send an informal note to Moscow expressing reciprocal commitment to peaceful relations and nuclear disarmament. He outlined moving first to interim SALT terms and then to a broader SALT III plan to reduce armaments, aiming toward zero, with Cyrus Vance named for foreign affairs.
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Jobless rate hits 11 month high as prices rise
Unemployment rose from 7.9 to 8.1 percent in November, with 200,000 more Americans jobless for a total of 7.8 million. Wholesale prices posted a third straight sizable monthly increase signaling inflation remains a concern for Carter's economic plans.
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Best route for rapid transit along Wilshire Corridor
Federal aide says the best possible route for a proposed rapid transit rail line runs along the Wilshire Corridor in Los Angeles. The discussion appears in Page A-4 of the issue.
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Castro named president of Cuba Council of State
Fidel Castro was named president of Cuba's Council of State in a Radio Havana broadcast monitored in Miami. It was unclear if he would retain the title of prime minister as the National Assembly, elected to 481 deputies, began its inaugural session amid the revolution's 20th anniversary. The assembly aims to end the revolutionary process and establish a Cuban Socialist state. Castro also criticized some oil producers for using exports to enrich themselves instead of aiding other developing nations.
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Weather Tonight and Saturday Summary
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY AREA fair with low 45 and high 78. MOUNTAINS fair with low 22. DESERTS fair with low 34 and high 4. Weather notes include wind and temperature ranges for the region.
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