Long Beach murder suspect may donate kidneys
May save two lives after alleged Christmas Eve killing. Los Angeles man Bille Harrison, 27, shot his common law wife Odessa Baker to death in front of her three children and then attempted suicide. He is in extremely critical condition and may donate his kidneys to recipients yet to be chosen at County USC Medical Center.
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Long Beach
Bille Harrison
Los Angeles
California Lutheran Hospital
County-Usc Medical Center
Harrison
Odessa Baker
Pasadena Ave
Jesse Collins
Collins
Harrison Thhen
Europe interest rates rise could hurt U.S. economy
European central banks raise rates to curb inflation slowing borrowing, risking stronger dollar outflows and higher U.S. rates. If Europe keeps raising, dollar weakness could reverse, dampening American recovery with higher consumer and business borrowing costs and fewer jobs.
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Europe
U.S
New York
United States
America
Belgium
Britain
Bank of England
Corona trial hears handwriting expert testimony
The last major prosecution witness in the 13 week Corona mass murder trial is to testify on who wrote the so called death ledger found in Corona's Yuba City home. The ledger lists 28 names including seven of the 25 itinerant farm workers whose bodies were found in orchard graves along Feather River in 1971.
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Fairfield Up
Juan Corona Mass-Manker
Sidney Goldblat
Corona
Yuba City
Ledger Contina
Feather River
Arson Suspected In Guard Headquarters Fire Loss
The California National Guard headquarters suffered about 5 million dollars in damage after a Christmas night blaze at the Department of Motor Vehicles block square building. Investigators say the fire destroyed historical records and personnel files of the California Air and Army National Guards, with beams bent by extreme heat.
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Sacramento
California National Guard
William Garrett
Department of Motor Vehicle
California Air and Ammy National Guards
Glenn C. Ames
State Military Department
Ames
Actioa
Garrett
DMV
Admiral Rogers to command Navy forces in Japan
Rear Admiral William Haley Rogers will replace Rear Admiral Julian J. Burke Jr as commander of U S naval forces in Japan on January 9. Rogers has led Cruiser Destroyer Flotilla 11 in the Seventh Fleet and will be based at Yokosuka. Burke shifts to command service forces of the U S Atlantic Fleet at Norfolk Virginia.
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Tokyo
UPS
William Haley Rogers
Julian J. Burke Jr
U.S
Japan
Navy
Rogers
Seventh Fleet
Yokosuka
Burke
Norfolk
Trucker’s arm stuck in gas tank after loud air horn
Trucker Garry Kellstrom of Torrance stuck his arm into a gas tank after a passing truck’s loud air horn frightened him during a breakdown on the Harbor Freeway near Manchester Avenue. Fire crews freed him, and he was treated at Morningside Hospital for arm scratches.
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Ue Harbor
Garry Kellstrom
Kellstrom
180Th St
Torrance
Manchester Avenue
Rom
Kellstran
Los Angeles Fire Department
Morningside Hospital
Los Angeles
Burglaries Drop 25 Percent by Seaside Computer Patrol
Seaside police using a computer aided two man unit reports 27 burglary arrests, $30,000 recovered, and a 25 percent drop in burglaries since late October. The program, funded partly by a $39000 grant, assigns high risk zones and times for targeted patrols and rapid printouts from memory bank data to solve cases.
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The
Council On Criminal Justice
Anderson
Monterey Peninsula College
Seaside
Philadelphia
Rescue two from 16th floor fire in Los Angeles
Firefighters rescued a couple from their min floor apartment on Bunker Hill as a fireside blaze swept living room and kitchen. Dwight Rulon and Mary Rulon, ages unavailable, were guided by a phone instruction to remain in a sealed room until crews arrived. Nine fire companies battled the blaze for five minutes, causing about $10,000 in damage. the pair were treated for smoke inhalation at the scene and released.
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Los Angeles
Dwight Rulson
Mary
Bunker Hil
Rulon
Rulons
Woman killed crossing Katella Avenue near Euclid Street
A 4 year old Anaheim woman Frinces A Fusco of 1618 Michelle Drive was struck by an eastbound car while crossing a poorly lit area on Katella Avenue near Euclid Street and died. She was then hit by a second car in the westbound lanes as there was no crosswalk. Neither driver was held. A second brief item notes Chancellor Willy Brandt vacationing in the Canary Islands for about two weeks per a government spokesman.
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Anaheim
Katella Avenue
Euclid Street
Frinces A. Fusco
Michelle Drive
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