Soviet hijackers foiled. Liddy granted parole in Watergate case
In Finland, two Soviet hijackers were foiled when sleep enabled passengers to escape. both from Petrozavodsk, one with a prior record. Separately, Watergate mastermind G Gordon Liddy won parole effective Sept 7 after President Carter commuted his sentence, with conditions including paying a $40,000 fine.
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Watergate
James W. McCorder
Newowner named for Tiacre Los Altos Center in Long Beach
Mexico City businessman Manuel Fox won a bankruptcy sale for the Tiacre Los Altos Shopping Center on Bellflower Boulevard and Stearns Street in Long Beach paying 5.85 million dollars. The bid covered debts of about 3.6 million to Equitable Life and the remainder to Westgate California Realty trust. Fox, owner of hotels and businesses in Acapulco, moves to acquire a major suburban retail complex once tied to Westgate and overseen by receiver Harry Newman Jr.
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Los Altos
Long Beach
Manuel Fox
Westgate California Realty Co
C. Arnholt Smith
Fox
U. S. District Court
Leland C. Nielsen
San Diego
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
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Westsate
Tropicana
Acapulco
Bellflower Boulevard
Stearns Street
International Council of Shopping Centers
Loyd $. Whaley
East Long Beach
Shoppingtnter
Westgate
Whaley
Solar heated water systems head toward new homes
State energy officials say solar heated water systems may be required in most new homes soon. The note appears on page A-5 of the Press-Telegram.
Gas rates raised for big users in California
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a $38.4 million rate increase for Pacific Gas and Electric to offset higher natural gas costs and launched a new tiered rate plan. The plan charges more as usage rises and varies by season and climate zone, aiming to spur conservation amid gas supply concerns.
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California
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Bound man found dead in Long Beach trailer
The body of 61 year old George L. Godfrey was found bound and stabbed to death Monday in his Boulevard Trailer Court home. Police said the death occurred about two weeks earlier and foul play was considered after coroner’s findings clarified the cause of death as stabbing. Neighbors reported a bad odor, prompting the discovery by officers.
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Long Beach Blvd
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Father of slain coed is arrested at Kent protest
Kent State University police moved in with nightsticks arresting 150 to 180 protesters defying a court order to abandon a tent city on the site of the 1970 Kent State killings. Among those arrested were the father of Sandy Lee Scheuer, with others including Alan Canfora, as the group protested a gym annex project.
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Kent
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National Guard
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Alan Canfora
Arthur Krause
Allison Krause
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Kainrad
May Fourth Coalition
Four Children Strike Fatal Train Accident At Huntington Park
The Huntington Park freight yard accident killed Amanda Lack 7 Aton Lack 6 and Julie Kline instantly as Holly Kline 8 died four days after injuries from the same incident. Engineer Larry Van Daele and brakeman Maurice Diered tried to warn the children but were unable to stop the single freight car.
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Aton
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