Composite mixup stalls Hillside Strangler clues in Los Angeles
Keystone Kop style confusion leads to two vice officers being pictured as prime suspects, then cleared after they identified themselves. Police admit no solid suspect exists yet as task force pursues leads, including a questioned security guard and missing parlor girl found safe.
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Daryl Gates
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Gates
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Cooke
Cagke
Angelo Michael Pope
Pope
Hollywood
Kller
Tomas Davis
Stephen Devezin
Hillside
Carolyn Williams Hobson
Paula Gwen Ward
Yolanda Washington
Rose fest in sunny skies as California drought lingers
Forecasters predict fair weather for Rose festivities in Southern California while drought relief hinges on northern storms. Metro water official Schwarz notes snow melted too fast. rainfall totals lag in northern reservoirs. Ski resorts report patchy snow and open operations. drivers warned of icy Sierra roads and holiday traffic fatalities reach forty statewide.
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Metropolitan Water District
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Sehware
Schwarz
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Schwartz
Sierra
Mark Gerstle
American Automobile Association
Highway Patrol
Ashfarnix
Gerstle
DMV to keep offices open on Saturdays statewide
Nine DMV offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco areas will open Saturdays starting January 7. Another 19 offices in those areas and one near Sacramento will begin January 3 with staggered Wednesday and Thursday hours some opening as early as 7 am and closing as late as 7 pm. Additional Saturday hours will be at new offices in Clovis and planned near Fresno and north San Diego later. The Martinez office will run a four day week 7 am to 6 pm with Thursday 8 am. About 86 offices will stay open until 6:34 pm each Thursday as since July 1975.
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Martinez
DMV
Inquiry on plot to fix international coffee prices
Federal probes reported by The New York Times focus on suspected coordinated actions by Brazil and El Salvador to prop up coffee prices. Investigators allegedly examined futures purchases and a 300 million earmark, with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said to be reviewing the matter amid concerns over market concentration and withheld information.
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Brazil
el Salvador
The
New York Times
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Times
the Times
Commission
Flight crash survivor recounts dramatic rescue and discovery
An orthodontic technician McCaffrey, described as a capable pilot with up to 60 hours, flew Michel to Texas and Florida before a crash near high chaparral. A girl, found 15 to 25 feet from the wreckage, survived days and spoke of thirst. Sheriff deputy Dennis Wilson led the search as Michel’s wife, Carol Robson, traveled from Fort Collins to Boulder hospital.
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Michel
Texas
Florida
Western Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Boulder
Iff
Dennis Wilson
Carter mulls Egypt visit amid SALT talks and Polish talks
President Carter spoke of possibly adding Egypt to his tour and noted Soviet weapons like a mobile land based missile threaten the strategic balance. He pledged no neutron weapon deployment without NATO agreement and said progress on a SALT deal is hoped for in 1978. He met Polish leader Gierek and discussed NATO force reductions and arms limits while First Lady Carter visited Cardinal Wyszynski.
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NATO
Edward Gierek
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
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Egypt
Grandma charged in death of freezing 3 year old grandson
Baltimore police say Lillie P. Brown 41 faces murder and child abuse counts after her grandson was found dead from hypothermia in an unheated third floor room. The home housed six other children, with inadequate heating and scarce food or furniture. A school official had reported unsanitary conditions and housing inspectors were denied entry.
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API
Mark A. Brown
Lillie P. Brown
Brown
Brzezinski Says Polish Not For Official Talks
Zbigniew Brzezinski told reporters on a flight to Warsaw that his knowledge of Polish is adequate only for social conversation not formal talks. Born in 1928 in Poland he left at age ten after three years in a Warsaw school and later acted as interpreter for Mrs Carter during a meeting with Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski.
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