Four Long Beach vice detectives suspended for false report
Acting Chief Carl Calkins announced indefinite suspensions for Leo F. Schmock James Abrego David L. Barbee and David R. Kennison after an internal affairs probe found the officers filed false reports and assaulted a bar customer at Brave Bull Bar 1962 Long Beach Blvd Witnesses accuse the officers of assault and a sutured mouth wound was reported The district attorney will review for possible criminal charges and city prosecutors cited a video recording as decisive proof of the falsified reports.
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Wildcat strike strands 80 000 BART riders
Wildcat walkout by BART workers strands about 80 000 riders in and around the Bay Area disrupting service. The stoppage ends soon as a resolution is sought amid transportation turmoil and commuter disruption.
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Brown seeks jobs aid for B1 plant workers amid cuts
Gov. Brown said he will ask President Carter's administration for jobs and financial aid for about 8,000 workers laid off at Stockwell International plants in El Segundo and Palmdale. He met with Sen. Cranston to discuss unemployment from Carter's BL bomber halt and toured Rockwell's Downey space division on shuttle plans.
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Wildcat Strike Shuts Down Bay Area BART Service
Oakland AP reports a wildcat strike left 32 trains idle as only two operators reported for duty, stranding about 80,000 commuters in San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties. BART and union leaders differ over staffing cuts and emergency capacity while AC Transit and carpool urges aim to ease traffic.
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Peter Sellers hospitalized with heart stimulator problems
SAINT TROPEZ France AP Actor Peter Sellers is in hospital with new heart problems after a malfunction in his heart stimulator doctors said today. Physicians said his condition is not serious but he was admitted Thursday for rest and observation. Sellers has been living in Saint Tropez since his marriage to Lyne Frederick last April. He suffered a heart attack shortly after the marriage and was flown to London for treatment.
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France
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Lyne Frederick
London
SBA halts minority aid program amid white control concerns
SBA chief A Vernon Weaver announced a temporary freeze on a federal minority business assistance program. He will review all firms and limit new entries, with exceptions by his approval, after testimony to the Senate subcommittee on federal spending about white owners steering contracts and abuses.
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Henry Eschwege
General Accounting Office
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
State workers receive 5 to 12 percent pay raises
The California Personnel Board announced raises for about 130,000 civil servants with most staff earning 7 percent. Clerks will gain 6 percent, janitors 5 percent, and some parole workers 12 percent. The plan totals $168.8 million retroactive to July 1, with language and admin staff eligible for future increases after a July 204 board meeting.
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William Gianelli
Gov. Brown
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Teenagers weigh self image in Gallup survey while a federal panel recommends tougher aspirin labels. A $70,000 reward is offered to the MIG defector and secret files holder in Taiwan. The Carter era study hints at global power balance as TVA pollution impacts Tennessee soybeans. FBI watchdog costs top $1 million after Hoffa disappearance inquiry. A U S planning board weighs hiring its own director amid power concerns.
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