Education Group Supports Busing
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The National Education Association at its 108th convention supported desegregation busing to desegregate schools and opposed public funds for private and parochial schools. Delegates from southern states opposed the measures. The NEA also adopted a plan to study constitutional changes for the one million member group. Executive secretary Sam M Lambert said many delegates feared continued public funding for nonpublic schools would sustain economic and racial segregation in the South. Public schools are in a crisis, he added, and now is not the time to aid private schools.
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San Francisco
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Sam M. Lambert
South
Lambert
Two Axed to Death at Beach
Campus police handled the double murder case but would not name the victims. The earlier Santa Barbara beach killing of John Frankie Hood, 24, and Sandra Garcia, 19, remains unsolved with no suspects or motive disclosed.
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Santa Barbara
John Frank- Tin Hood
Sandra Garcia
Employers Paid During Budget Impasse
Sacramento reports Senate approval of a bill guaranteeing state employees are paid for work during last week's budget stalemate. The measure by Assemblyman Frank Lanterman was sent to Governor Reagan on a 30-0 vote with no debate. Floor manager Sen. Donald Grunsky noted it covers California workers during the lapse.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Frank Lanterman
Firebombs Under Five Police Cars in Queens
Eleven firebombs were found Sunday under five patrol cars in a Queens police station lot. Fuses were lit but went out, with gasoline bottles and firecrackers attached to some. Patrolman Donald Maksofske found the devices at 6:15 a.m. The bombs were sent to the lab for investigation. PBA President Edward Kiernan called the incident part of ongoing guerrilla warfare against the Police Department.
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New York
Queens
Donald Makofske
Edward Kiernan
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Southland Victims of Air Crash Listed
Air Canada released a list of Southland passengers killed in a Toronto Los Angeles flight crash. Names include M Whybro. Edgar B Witter. F Tielens. R Herrmann. C Sultan and two children. F T Moore. A Molino. M Simon. J Chapdeleine and two children. M Chapdeleine. M Bradshaw. G Robert. F Filippone. L Filippone. W McKettrick. G Dore. G Steppings.
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Southland
Air Canada
Toronto
Los Angeles
M. Whybro
Cedar Ave
Long Beach
Edgar B. Witter
Evening Canyon Road
Corona del Mar
Tielens
Parklynn Drive
Palos Verdes Peninsula
F. Tielens
R. Herrmant
Gardena
Flying Tiger
C. Sultan
F. T. Moore
Douglas Aircraft Co
A. Molino
M. Simon
Los
L. Filippone
W. McKettrick
G. Dore
Burbank
G. Steppings
Reagan Bill Tightens Marriage Rules For Teens
Sacramento Assembly gave final passage to a bill to curb teen marriages by requiring counseling for under 18 before marriage. The measure, approved 43 to 0, preserves parental consent while granting judges authority to order counseling prior to nuptials.
Boy It Just Blew Apart Plane Crash Near Airport Leaves 108 Dead
Survivors preparing for Los Angeles arrival recount a Super DC jet crash four miles north of the airport. Ken Thompson and Dave Greig witnessed the disaster saying the plane appeared to explode midair and plunge in flames. Families and friends faced tragedy as 108 people perished and others awaited repartnered flights.
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Toronto
Ken Thompson
Air Canada
Montreal
Los Angeles
Thompson
Dave Greig
Canoga Park
Greig
Weekend crash toll rises with multiple fatalities
A weekend spate of traffic crashes across California and Nevada claimed six Southlanders and several others. A truck accident on Interstate 15 near San Bernardino killed a rider amid a fatal camper collision, while a separate Nevada Highway Patrol report cited a Kemsley youth dead and a brother in critical condition after a northbound car overturned. A head on crash on Santiago Canyon Road left Miss Wendler fatally trapped and prompted charges against driver Billy Bilderdack. Additional incidents included a Long Beach Freeway motorcycle fatality and a San Pedro pickup crash that sent five others to the hospital, plus a seaside Jefferson update on a knee length bathing-suit repeal discussion.
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Interstate 15
San Bernardino
Kyle J. Wolfe
LA Mirada
Britt Hayworth
la Capelle Road
Kemsley
Wells
Nevada
Nevada Highway Patrol
Jess
General Hospital
Elko
Wendler
California Highway Patrol
Atta
Chris Chambers
Stanton
Chambers
Highway Patrol
Long Beach
Willow Street
Long Beach Pacific Hospital
Guiterrez
Wilmington-San Pedro
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Iarbor General Hospital
Los Angeles Bound Jet Crash Kills 108
A Montreal to Los Angeles Air Canada DC-8 crash killed 108 aboard Flight 621. The jet plunged near a farmhouse four miles northwest of the airport as witnesses described a red and white burning fuselage and a huge explosion. Investigators opened immediately, with 16 Air Canada employees among the dead and several families wiped out.
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Mary Day
Dave Stone
Federal Department of Transport
Ottawa
Bernard Cormier
Montreal
Costa Brava
Spain
Barcelona
Air Canada
St. Therese
Que
Toronto
Los Angeles
Charles Wilson
G. Dhaire
R. Belanger
L. Benson
Action Line emergency centers provide doctor only telephone service
J T H and A Both centers operate as a physician only hotline with calls routed to treatment facilities. Corrine Ray of the Polson Informatic Center in Los Angeles states nurses cannot prescribe for laypersons, advising parents to contact their local facility. The Orange County center sits in the pharmacy at Orange County Medical Center and handles about 19 to 15 calls daily. Wendell Hill, chief pharmacist, reiterates callers should contact their family doctor or hospital emergency room. The centers operate 24 hours with five nurses and three on-call doctors, serving roughly 2,008 monthly calls.
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Long Beach
Corrine Ray
Polson Informatic Center
Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital
Orange County
Orange County Medical Center
Wendell Hill
Action Line
Wigs and Hair Health Advice From USC Doctor
A USC Medicine dermatologist says synthetic wigs do not harm the scalp or hair if the wearer maintains hygiene. For frequent wearers, wash the wig three times weekly and brush often. Do not wear wigs for long stretches without breaks. many women wear them for extended periods without evidence of damage.
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M.J.F
Paramount
USC School of Medicine
Sound Off on Auto Body Reparations and Larceny Claims
An auto body owner denounces drivers who overstate accident damages and claim preexisting flaws as new repair costs. He questions insurer tolerance, notes long-ago damages added to work orders, and asserts he does not condone larceny despite relying on repairs. He signs as M.M. from Lang Beach.
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Detroit
M.M
Lang Beach
Tate Jury Panel Wants Out In Manson Trial
The third panel of 43 prospective jurors entered Los Angeles Superior Court as the fourth week of the Tate LaBianca murders trial opened. Twelve prospective jurors sought excusal claiming pretrial publicity colored their judgment. Charged are Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten, and Patricia Krenwinkel. Separately, heavy rains in South Korea caused 29 deaths and 13 missing.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Tate- LaBianca
Susan Denise Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
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Lee Margulies
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Jane
Diana
Jeanne
Mario
Terry Pepin
Chapdelaine
U.S
Canada
Richard Jablonski
Southlanders
Santiago Canyon Road
Lake Irvine
Jefferson, N.d
L.A
Tate
Mary Neiswender
Seoul
South Korea
Henredon
Heritage
Marge Carson
Highland House
Meyer Kay
Airelcom
Davis
Yong Merch Fnceray
Long Beach Blvd
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