Door-to-door hunt for baby kidnapped from home
Lennox deputies pressed a door to door search in Hawthorne and surrounding areas for a month old child taken from his home while his mother slept. No word from the kidnapper as 48 deputies scoured a three square mile zone after Jason Bustillos vanished from his bed.
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County
Lennox
Stacy Street
Bart Avenue
Doris Bustillos
131St St
Jason
Jeremy Jr
Jeremy Sr
Sheriff's Department
Carter taps Blumenthal for Treasury and Adams for Transportation
President elect Carter named W. Michael Blumenthal chairman of Bendix Corp. as secretary of the treasury and Rep Brock Adams of Washington to secretary of transportation. He signaled a forthcoming plan blending job creation and tax cuts to tackle severe economic problems and said he may outline the plan before taking office.
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Atlanta
Carter
W. Michael Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
the Treasury
Rep
Brock Adams
Washington
Transportation
Alaska pipe flow coverup charge denied
Under secretary of transportation John W. Barnum denied a conspiracy to cover up welding problems on the Alaska pipeline. He testified before the House Commerce Committee after panel investigators raised allegations of falsified X-ray welds in Fairbanks and Valdez yards. Barnum rejected the charges as utterly without foundation.
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Washington
John W. Barnum
Alaska
Barnum
House Commerce Committee
Fairbanks
Valdez
Donald W. Olive
Kenneth R. Powders
Olive
Dontiet
Don Thomas
Thomas
Departments of Intérior and Transportation
Man in Detroit bound and gagged dies in freezing weather
DETROIT AP A deliberate killing left a man bound and gagged to freeze to death while four other deaths during five days of extreme cold were ruled accidental. Bodies included Adjumorat Kraschin 55 found in an unheated upstairs flat with no heat, John Marshall identified by a name band on a frozen wrist, Robert Taylor 57 near Cobo Hall after removing his coat, and Willie Carter found on railroad tracks.
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Detroit
Adjumorat Kraschin
Bars to Gilmore death lifted
Gary Gilmore's attorney sought dismissal of a prior request to halt execution on a technical Utah law issue. The move aims to clear obstacles to firing squad execution as courts and the Supreme Court’s stay actions shaped the case.
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Provo
Utah
Gary Gilmore
Ronald Stanger
U.S. Supreme Court
4Th District
Supreme Court
Utah County Atty
Noall Wootton
Dee
Hunger strike ends for Death Row inmate Gilmore after court action
Weather tonight lingers as the area stays mostly fair with low readings around 25 to 60 in the mountains and desert areas. Gilmore ends his hunger strike after Supreme Court action, meeting with Stanger Monday. he plans no new moves to delay his execution and has yet to speak with his girlfriend Nicole Barrett, who remains in a mental hospital after a prior attempted double action.
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Stanger
Supreme Court
Peter
Utah State Prison
Nicole Barrett
Gunman slain in Carson mall battle
An 18 year old Compton youth was killed and Carson sheriff's deputy Jerald Brader shot five times as gunfire roared through the Carson Mall during a late afternoon attack on Christmas shoppers. The elder Marks, Otto, 49, was arrested on felony murder charges after the 4 PM shootout and an additional woman accomplice fled with a stolen card.
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Compton
Carson
Carson Mall
Harbor General Hospital
Jerald Brader
Darrel W. Marks
W. Reeve St. Marks
Otto Marks
Elder Marks
Sears
Brazier
Karl
Marks
Young Marks
Troyanovsky named U.N. ambassador from Moscow
Oleg A. Troyanovsky, a veteran diplomat and son of the first Soviet ambassador to Washington, is appointed ambassador to the United Nations replacing Jacob A. Malik who returns to Moscow as deputy foreign minister. Malik served two UN terms 1948-1952 and 1968-1974 amid farewells with colleagues.
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Moscow
Oleg A. Troyanovsky
Washington
United Nations
Tass
Jacob A. Malik
Troyanovsky
United States
Malik
U.N
Hughes will questioned as possible will fraud charges
The article notes criminal charges may be filed in a purported Hughes will. Other items cover a county insurance probe raised by Supervisor Kenneth Hahn alleging redlining defrauds motorists, and various national and local notices.
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Hughes
Kenneth Hahn
Arbiati
Ford signals plan for broad federal pay raise
Washington AP President Ford told congressional leaders a plan to increase salaries for about 2,500 top officials and Congress members may be submitted before he leaves office. He met with both parties on ethics tightening, amid calls to link raises with a stiffer code of conduct for all three branches.
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Foard
Congressional Feaders
Congress
White House
Ford
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
GOP
Dim Wright
D-Tex
House
Siinny Carter
Carter
Coffee boycott urged as prices soar in stores
Officials at Justrite and Price Chopper urged substitution as coffee costs rise, echoing past sugar boycotts. Kenneth Knese of Justrite Kansas City and Neil Golub of Price Chopper promoted substitutes like bouillon and hot chocolate, while other chains expected consumer revolt without explicit calls.
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Dustrite
Kansas City
Justrite
Neil Golub
Price Chopper
Albany, N.Y
Urgesa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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