Banker's family slain in bank hostage case in Missouri
A bank in Carter County Missouri was robbed by Kitterman who claimed dynamite wired to his chest then fled. His wife and daughter were found shot to death on a wooded site near Current River after investigators tracked the crime from the bank to a rural location. Police say the families were held as hostages during the takedown and the suspect died, with authorities noting the public was shaken by the tragedy.
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Drug counselor pleads guilty in Navy rehab center case
Lt James A Packer 20 led the San Diego Municipal Court proceedings as a drug counselor in a Navy Medical Corps rehabilitation center pleaded guilty to marijuana possession. He claimed a small plot of 12 plants. The case involves sailors Marines and guards seeking rehabilitation and possible discharge. The maximum sentence is one year in jail.
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San Diego
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Reagian Proposes Off Budget Revenue Boost In Legislature
The proposal outlines off budget funding with a shortfall of 1.1 million. It notes Personnel Board salary recommendations and inflation driven steps, with average raises around 13 percent for state workers but varied by group. Higher education staff get about 1 percent less than other workers, faculty about 7.5 percent, and legislators receive no raise this term. The plan also mentions a new Health superagency and a record 88.1 billion surplus projected for 1978-74, fueled by carryover, revenue sharing, and federal funds.
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Long Beach oil revenue peak eyed in Reagan budget
California state receipts from Long Beach offshore oil are projected to peak this year at about 80 million before a decline next year. The 1973-74 budget includes an 18 million windfall from Lang Roach litigation, with total oil and mineral revenues seen at 18.7 million and a general fund surplus likely used for education and state programs. Governor Reagan favors tax rebates or reductions, including an ongoing income tax cut, rather than new programs, as he plans to return most excess revenues to taxpayers.
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Leary Arrives in Los Angeles After Kabul Return
Dr. Leary flies from Kabul on a Pan American jet to Los Angeles where British and Afghan officials greet him. Leary says he will seek a lawyer as reporters note his captivity and passport handling. The escape claims by the radical Weatherman group are referenced, with Leary previously jailed for narcotics offenses.
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Kissinger to meet Tuesday amid cease-fire speculation
Kissinger and Tho to meet Tuesday with President Nixon in Washington after Nixon spoke by telephone. Kissinger flew to Phnom Penh Vientiane and Bangkok to brief Cambodia Laos and Thailand. Ziegler avoided discussing the cease-fire rumors while noting progress and an agreement not to comment until a final pact.
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Adult Authority Criticized Over Til lard Parole Case
Sardy Turner told the State Senate committee that the California Adult Authority and state prison officials acted arbitrarily and unfairly in considering the parole of Black Panther Chief of Staff David Tillard. She, a spiritual adviser to Hilliard, said he wore ill fitting clothes to appear negative during his first parole bid in December 1971, linked to a 1968 Panthers Oakland shootout.
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Nixon nominates Dent and Brinegar to cabinet posts
The Senate backed Frederick Dent as Secretary of Commerce and Claude Brinegar as Secretary of Transportation by voice vote. Mil Krogh and John Whitaker were confirmed as undersecretaries, both longtime White House aides. Action on four more nominations was delayed until after the presidential inauguration.
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Carson Man Shot Dead in Meeting With Ex Wife
Police say Wanila Davis 26 shot her ex husband Daniel Emmett Davis 4 in the left chest at close range inside the couple's former Wilmington home during a planned meeting. She was arrested at 1059 Irigate Ave and charged with murder after allegedly saying I shot him. The couple share a three year old son who was not present.
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Northern California flood routs families again
Flooding forced evacuation and sheltering as new mudslides blocked highways near Palo Alto Stinson Beach and Bolinas while winds up to 40 knots hurled around the Bay Area. Red Cross reported about a dozen families at Novato Center with others staying with relatives amid insurance worries and safety concerns. San Francisco airport logged heavy rain through the early morning totaling over 1.7 inches.
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HOTEL CLERK WOUNDED BY GUNMAN
San Jose reports a downtown hotel clerk, 25 or 26, was shot during a robbery attempt. The assailant, a about 19 year old man, fled with cash after firing a bullet into the clerk’s stomach. The clerk remained in fair condition after surgery.
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Galiliy
Ann Harpole
San Jose Hospital
Storm moves into Southland with rain and mountain snow
A new storm moves into the Southland bringing showers tonight and cooler air with snow levels in the mountains dropping to about 4,000 feet. Small craft advisories are in effect from Point Conception to the Mexican border with winds 12 to 29 mph and swells up to a foot. In downtown Tong Beach 1.35 inches of rain fell yesterday while Los Angeles Civic Center logged 2.74 inches. mountain elevations saw thirteen inches of snow. Highs near 47 and early low around 44 were forecast for the Long Beach area.
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