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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1976

Page

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Circus Kids Dream Home Not the Big Top

In Jacksonville youngsters in a circus troupe describe preferring a permanent home with a own room and backyard. Julio Farias and Michael Shout explain missing relatives and longing for stability while others like Jerome Hooks and Donald Stewart cherish a show life with family-like bonds. Bigfoot hunt yields film rights settlement in Yakima. Gov Carey to lead St Patrick’s Day parade in New York City on March 17.

Jacksonville Fila Michael Barnum & Baley Will Julio Farias Julio Kevin Gautier Targa Stefea Slavova Jerome Hooks King Charles Donald Stewart Jerome Carey New York Hugh L. Carey Fifth Avenue New York City Michael and Delia Carey America County Galway Hugh and Marcella Collins County Tyrone

Douglas Park Dedication Bill Moves to House

The Senate sent to the House a measure dedicating the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park to Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. The Washington to Cumberland recreation park bill follows Douglas’s opposition to plans to turn the canal into a highway in 1971.

William O. Douglas Washington Senate House Supreme Court Chesapeake and the Ohio Canal Cumberland Cama Douglas

California Leaders Split on Concode SST Landing

California lawmakers voiced sharp views on Secretary Coleman’s decision to permit the Concorde to land in the United States. Senator Cranston denounced it as defying the will of Americans and wasting fuel, while Senator Tunney opposed it outright. Representative Mineta called the move unwise, and Representative Anderson urged caution, arguing a trial serves the public and U.S. manufacturers.

Washington California William T. Coleman Alan Cranston United States John Tunney Senate Norman Mineta San Jose Miami Anderson U.S McDonnell-Douglas Lockheed Boeing Coleman Cranston

Concorde Flight Plans Face Senate Resistance in U S

The Senate Commerce Committee defeated two bids to bar Concorde landings or takeoffs in the United States. The vote signals ongoing political and legal battles over the supersonic jet as FAA actions proceed, with a 16 month test window approved for Washington and New York routes under Secretary Coleman.

Senate Commerce Committee United States New York Washington J. Glenn Beall R-Md Lowell Welcker

Kissinger warns of expeditions in Angola during tour

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a University of Wyoming audience that expeditionary forces must not become a pattern in international relations. He noted Marxist forces in Angola may win the civil war and warned against Soviet backed Cuban troops imposing a minority government. He spoke amid Ford administration policy ties and fielded questions about Moynihan and UN ambassador style.

Laramie Wyo Henry Kissinger Angola Soviet Union Kissinger University of Wyoming Ford U.S United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan Moynihan

Three Die In Fire On Matson Freighter Californian

Richmond fire investigators said three men died and one was injured when a blaze broke out in a hold of the Matson Navigation Co freighter Californian. Victims were identified as symmond Y Moriarty 28 of Oakland Elmore J Simmons 1A of South San Francisco and Ray Baker 40 of Vallejo. The injured, Lowell Easter 1h of Richmond, was hospitalized in serious condition. Fire began at 7 36 p m and the ship sustained little damage according to Asst Chief Bill Johnson. The cause was under investigation.

Richmond Dames Brookside Hospital San Pablo Asst Bill Johnson

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