Jet crewman baves acrobatics in crash
A Marine spokesman refused to comment on Schiess statement while Maj Michael Pibbick said aerobatics inside controlled airspace violate FAA and military rules. A 50 member board from safety agencies and industry will interview over 60 witnesses, as Jeff Whittington reports seeing F4 perform barrel rolls before a midair collision near Duarte.
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el Toro Marine Air Station
Maj
Michael Pibbick
Aviation — Administration
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Hughes Air West
Airline Pilots Association
McDonnell Douglas
Jeff Whittington
Duarte
San Gabriel Mountains
Safety Board
Hahn
Foster home need near Long Beach for young mother and baby
Hawthorne line requests foster parents in Long Beach for a 26 year old mother and her six month old daughter. Home must provide daycare while she attends school near downtown Long Beach. Call 677 9431 or 772 4281 extension 260 for details. BG Hawthorne.
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Hawthorne Blvd
Hawthorne
Long Beach
Alction Line Aames Club Payment Records Clarified
Mrs. C. Quinn identified herself and arranged copies of canceled checks. ACTION LINE confirmed the second copies reached and notified the Anaheim agency that the account was cleared. No reason was given for the earlier error.
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Better Homes Club
Third St
Cambridge
Mass
Credit Managers Service Int. of
Anaheim
Action Line
Aames Club
C. Quinn
Action Line guidance for reader questions and contact details
The notice explains how to use Action Line by providing name and contact data for readers seeking help. It notes that only initials appear in columns, asks for pertinent information, and warns against sending original documents. It mentions a dedicated 432-3451 number and a library visit option at Room 208, The Independent, Press Telegram Building, 604 Pine Ave., Long Beach, with hours from 8 am to 4 30 pm on weekdays.
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Colummn
Action Line
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Senator Goncarell at dangerous Route 9 curve sets up inspection
State Senator Francis Goncarell escorted two Department of Transportation officials to Westerly to inspect a hazardous curve on Route 9. As the car arrived at the curve another vehicle attempted an inside pass and struck it. No injuries were reported.
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Westerly
UPT
Francis Goncarell
State Transportation Department
Sergeant Guilty in Club Graft at Long Binh
Sergeant William Higdon 41 a career soldier with 24 years service was found guilty of taking kickbacks and stealing funds while running Army clubs in Vietnam The jury of five officers returned the verdict after about eight hours Higdon of East Point Georgia was convicted of theft and one graft specification for taking 723 He faces sentencing after arguments from the government and defense Higdon served as custodian secretary of clubs for noncommissioned officers and enlisted men at Long Binh 20 miles north of Saigon in 1968
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Alai
William Higdon
Vietnam
Higdon
East Point
Stoos
Maj
Millard Terey
Wichita, Kan
ARMY
Custadian
Long Binh
Saigon
Tells deal on TriStar by Douglas
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard urged a Senate panel to back a government guarantee of up to 250 million dollars for bank loans to Lockheed. He warned bankruptcy could follow without the guarantee, risking substantial unemployment and a potential government take over of Lockheed’s Marietta plant if the company collapses.
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David Packard
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
Packard
Reagan welfare reform battles in state legislature
The assembly defeated Reagan’s AFDC funding bills while the Beitenson plan sought a 15 percent welfare hike. Moretti criticized Reagan’s claim of reform, noting large increases already granted. The governor defended savings and said reform could pass without full legislation, while a new regulation targeted 20 000 unemployed parents to save 39 million. Democrats and some Republicans backed Beitenson.
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Moretti
Beitenson
Beilenson
Reagan
Assembly
Reagan Administration
Beiettson
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Peter Behr
Mill Valley
Seizure of Soviet Vessel Off California Coast
In San Francisco a U S District Court heard the seizure of the Suleyman Slaiskiy a Soviet passenger ship seized amid a $12 million collision dispute It is noted as another Soviet vessel being attached by a U S court following prior actions such as the Shota Rustavel in Panama The Suleyman Slaiskiy crew numbers 44 and the vessel is owned by the Far East Steamship Co a Russian firm Captain Anatoly Ragachev 41 Vladivostok answered reporters questions and shared a family photo after the marshal inspection.
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U.S. District Court
San Francisco
Suleyman Stalskiy
Anatoly Ragachev
Vladivostok
Cline
United States
U.S
Panama
Shota Rustavel
Black Sea Steamship Co
Suleyman Slaiskiy
Far East Steamship Co
Humphrey Defends Nixon Against Political War Motives
Senator Hubert Humphrey rejects Edward Kennedy's charge that Nixon's Vietnam policy is political. He says Nixon aims for peace, though slower than he would like, and notes Kennedy’s criticism amid calls for a December 31 withdrawal deadline. Clifford counters, suggesting a negotiated end could speed POW releases.
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Washington
Hubert II. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
Minnesota
Robert I. Dole
Humphrey
White House
Senate
Massachusetts
Kennedy
U.S
County votes for aerobatics ban over city skies
County supervisors urged the secretary of defense to bar military aircraft from aerobatics over metropolitan areas. They condemned a Mar ine F4 Phantom and Air West DC9 collision near Duarte that killed 50. The board urged aviation safety rules, including 10000 foot separation, and mandatory aircraft transponders to aid air traffic control.
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Secretary of Defense
US eases trade ban with Red China
President Nixon announced a general license easing the trade barrier with China allowing many nontechnological items to be exported without individual licenses. Some items still require specific approval and slow licensing persists, while overall impact on U S exporters remains limited as 1970 exports to Russia totaled 118.5 million.
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China
Nixon
U.S
Peking
Russia
United
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