Mother of 4 slashed to death in Wilmington
Police described a grisly domestic murder at a Wilmington home. A large knife set and a blue suitcase were found at the scene. Jerry Leyva, linked to the Osbornes by a midday confrontation, was arrested after being picked up by a fire department ambulance. The Osbornes and their four children had been away at church when the attack occurred between 7 p.m. and 1 p.m.
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Leyva
Harbor General
Long Beach
Usc Medical Center
Los Angeles
Thurder
Osbornes
Neal P. Wilbur
Columbia St
Osborne Maove
Osborne
O" St
Wilmington
Gems found in bank to be sold
Sacramento UPI reports the state will sell nine diamond encrusted brooches and three bracelets valued at 45000 dollars found in a Bank of America safe deposit box left on a Beverly Hills bank counter in 1957. Controller Houston J. Flournoy said the unclaimed property may be auctioned at the La Salle Gallery in San Francisco after a 1957 finding. the jewelry remained unclaimed until 1989 when turned over to the controller.
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Sacramento
UPI
Beverly Hills Bank
Houston J. Flournoy
Bank of America
la Salle Gallery
San Francisco
Flournoy
Une
U.S. Plans Long Term Breeder Plant Program for Nuclear Fuel
Schlesinger outlined a plan to fund a Tennessee breeder project with private industry bearing about 70 percent and the government covering the rest. A second demonstration plant could be built to bring the concept into the power economy by the late 1990s and foster a viable breeder industry for future energy needs. He said the announcement was not driven by White House anxiety after the Soviet Union's recent actions.
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Schlesinger
Tennessee
White House
Soviet Union
Gannett buys Nashville Banner for 14.1 million
Gannett Co Incorporated completed the purchase of the Nashville Banner for 14.1 million dollars in cash and notes. The Nashville Banner Publishing Co owns the 95 year old afternoon paper in Tennessee's capital. Gannett, based in Rochester New York, now runs newspapers in 15 states with around 2.25 million total circulation.
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Gannett
Nashville Banner Publishing Co
Tennessee
Rochester
N.Y
Picket Dispute Flareups Hit West Coast Ports
U S mediation chief Counts urged Congress to act as jurisdictional talks stalled in Los Angeles area docks. Teamsters accuse cargo handlers of breaking a years old pact by crossing picket lines at Los Angeles Container Terminal and Japan Lines Terminal. Longshoremen also crossed at Trans Ocean Gateway with no active pickets at Trans Ocean, while Mattson's Terminal on Terminal Island remained beset by tension.
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J. Curtis Counts
Counts
Koenig
Teamster
Los Angeles Container Terminal
Japan Lines
Los Angeles Harbor
Trans Ocean Gateway
Trans Ocean
Mattson
Terminal Island
Funeral service for Gulbenkian held in Cannes
Funeral services were held today in Cannes for Armenian oil magnate Gulbenkian who died at 75. An Armenian Catholic priest led the service at St George Anglican Church noted for his wish to not have a hearse drawn by six black horses. Gulbenkian, born in Armenia, had previously designed a special mahogany casket with a carved red cross on its lid.
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Cannes
France
Nubar Gulbenkian
Gulbenkian
St. George Angilcan Churen
Annexation Debate: Local Consent Rules For County Area
Residents divided over joining Long Beach Carsiu or staying in Los Angeles County. Annexation of inhabited county areas requires a simple majority of the 12 registered voters. LAFCO has approved Carson’s start of annexation, with a public meeting to be held and newspaper notices. If opposition falls below 50 percent at the meeting, an election will be scheduled.
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Long Beach
Carsiu
Los Angeles County
C.L.L
Dominguez
Carson
Help for Tucson retirement contribution refund inquiry
An Arizona reader asks ACTION LINE about recovering retirement contributions from Tucson Public Schools after leaving. A spokesman says an application to return retirement funds should be mailed to the state retirement board once forms are completed, with payroll forwarding papers, and expects about six weeks for a refund.
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Long Beach
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Schools Finance Office
Action Line Hialp
S.A
Action Line
Tucan Public School Finance Office
Teaver
Tucson Public Schools
10Th St
State Retirement Board
Phoenix
Protest Letter About Toyota Commercial Offense
Long Beach reader vents frustration at a Toyota ad depicting a woman as foolish. She demands the company hear her views, vows not to buy Toyota, and warns she would smash offending ads if not appeased.
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Toyota
Long Beach
Israelis raid guerrilla bases in Lebanon second time this week
Israeli army units raided Palestinian guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon for the second time this week. Lt. Gen. Elazar warned Lebanon to curb attacks or face disaster for its southern villages. Authorities cited 4,000 Arab guerrillas and 25 Israeli border attacks in two months.
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Lebanon
Israel
David “Dado” Elazar
Libya
Beirut
Iskandar Ghanem
Yasser Arafat
Edazar
Tel Aviv
North Viet steps up air action near DMZ
North Vietnam moved mobile surface to air missiles within miles of the DMZ threatening U S aircraft over South Vietnam. Two aerial engagements reported near borders.
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North Viet
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Tn One
Dmz
Missing retarded boy hunted in rugged wilds
More than 300 military personnel feared to have missed 12 year old Teodoro Sibayan, a nonverbal boy from Guam, who ran away from Waimano Training School on New Year’s Day. He was last seen Jan 7 in dense mountain brush. 900 searchers from Army Navy Marine Corps and UH ROTC, plus two helicopters, join the search. Clothing found on the porch.
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Hongluly
UPL
Waimano
Garret Yanagi
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
University of Hawaii Rotc
Teodoro Sibayan
Guam
Midlands Gripped by Icy Cold Front Blues
A mass of bitter cold air swept into the nation, bringing snow to the Midwest and showers with thunder to the South. Macon Georgia saw nearly an inch of snow, Hancock Michigan had six inches, and 1 to 2 inches fell in western New York Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Temperatures plunged to 30 below zero in Montana Wyoming Minnesota and North Dakota as the East and South saw unusually mild weather end abruptly.
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Midwest
Macon
Hancock
Upper Michigan
Wester New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
North Dakota
Pittsburgh
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U.S. Urges
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