Two Liberian Supertankers Collision Off South Africa
Two American owned supertankers Venpet and Venoil collided in fog off Cape St. Francis, causing a large oil slick up to 60 miles long. One vessel carried oil, 58.8 to 73.5 million gallons, and 82 crew were rescued while two seamen remained missing. Crews and authorities feared pollution as tugboats struggled against 4 knot winds and rough seas.
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Port Elizabeth
South Afriea
Indian Ocean
South Africa
Hong Kong
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Bethelehem
Cape St. Francis
Ian Simpson
Soviet amused by Vulcan WV town plea for aid
The town of Vulcan West Virginia with 20 residents sought Soviet foreign aid to build a bridge after being turned down by the US and West Virginia governments. A Soviet journalist was allowed to visit, while officials said they would consider a written request. The Peace Fund, funded by Soviet citizens, has funded refugees and disasters in the past.
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W.va
Kremlin
US State Department
Long Androsov
Moscow Literary Gazette
West Virginia
Big Sandy
Joh Robinette
Washington
Robinette
Pyotr Y. Koshelev
Soviet State Committee For Foreign Economic Relations
Volcan
the Soviet Peace Committee
Associated Press
Vilean
Peace Fund
Vladimir N. Ivanov
North Vietnam
Peru
L B woman, 27 slain. man held in homicide
A year-old Long Beach woman named Diana Lynn Szymanski was found shot on a couch in her apartment early today. Police booked 33-year-old Fred Savage Hernandez for murder, arrested by Sgt Dan Sallman and Det. Logan Wren of the homicide detail.
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Long Beach
Diana Lynn Szymanski
Booth St
Fred Savage Hernandez
Locust Ave
Hernandez
Dan Sallman
Logan Wren
California kidnappers get no parole under tough law
Superior Court Judge Lea Deegan found three men who kidnapped 26 Chowchilla students and their bus driver suffered bodily harm to captives and face a no parole sentence. The July 2018 ordeal caused fainting spells and stomach distress among victims, the judge ruled, as the defendants admitted kidnapping but denied more serious bodily harm charges. The case now moves to a sentencing hearing with possible appeals anticipated by defense.
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Chowehilla
Sperior Court
Lea Dergan
California
James Schoenfeld
Richard Schoenfeld
Fred Woods
Ed Ray
Ray
Cynthia van Eloff
Deegan
Ted Merrill
Schoenfeld
Lester Gendron
Gendron
David Milner
Madera
Tam
Strangler Victim Kimberly Martin Lured to Death in Hollywood
Neighbors recall a bloodcurdling scream heard from the Hollywood apartment where Kimberly Diane Martin, a prostitute, was lured to her death by a man. Police traced a call to a Hollywood library pay phone and identified an apartment last occupied by a prior prostitute. Detective Cooke cautioned that the suspect’s description remains under verification as the investigation continues.
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Kimberly Diane Martin
Hollywood
Napné
Hollywood Library
Jois Lee
Vhce
Sho
Dan Cooke
Cocke
Weather Tonight And Saturday In L B Area
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY IN THE L B AREA. Chance of rain with a low of 52 and high of 63. MOUNTAINS remain windy with a risk of rain and a 35 degree low and high 35. DESERTS cloudy and windy with a low 35 and high 76. Also linked is a crime note about a mass murder case and police inquiries near a library with a grimy theater and mentions of Strangler victims and pimps moving on.
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Miss Lee
Seattle
Las Vegas
Planners OK smaller L B marina in downtown area
Long Beach Planning Commission approved a smaller 650 slip marina to be built in a landfill lagoon near Aquatic Shoreline Park rather than the larger 1,660 slip design. The plan, backed by the Local Coastal Program Committee, would cost about 8.3 million dollars and was endorsed by city planning chief Robert Paternoster.
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Long Beach
Queensway Bay
Local
Robert Paternoster
Israeli premier seeks progress in Arab-Israeli talks
The report notes Israeli Prime Minister Begin outlining a process for resolving the Palestinian Arab issue within ongoing Israel Egypt negotiations. Additional items include an indictment by an Orange County grand jury against Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and his campaign treasurer LeRoy Rose over alleged land vote payoff and conspiracy, and criticism of the Consumer Product Safety Commission for poor public protection after high spending. Also mentioned are the Manson victim skeleton reportedly found linked to the Shorty Shea case, Long Beach marina evictions over a land deal, a Christmas dining guide by Todd Thomey, and testimony on Howard Hughes Mormon Will handwriting at a Las Vegas trial.
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Orange County
Grand Jury
Ralph Diedrich
LeRoy Rose
Ellen Cooperperson Changes Name To Protest Sexist Language
In Babylon New York Ellen Coop erperson formerly Ellen Cooperman wins a legal name change to Ellen Cooperperson to reflect feminist stance. She has used the name unofficially for three years and says the move cost between 0 and 400 dollars with support from feminist groups and friends.
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Babylon
N.Y
Elen Cooperman
Ellen Cooperperson
Goonerperson
FR. Cooperperson
National Organization For Women
Ms. Cooperperson
Family files 1 million claim over Long Beach jail death
The Lucas family sues the city alleging wrongful death after James Belmont Lucas Jr. died in custody at the Long Beach jail. Deputy City Attorney Robert Shannon mentions a possible malicious prosecution claim against two former inmates who alleged guards brutalized him before his death on October 2.
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Long Beach
Robert Shannon
James B. Lucas
Ron Ratson
James Belmont Lucas Jr
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