Queen Marys California Museum faces 30 day eviction threat
Long Beach City Manager John Maw serves a 30 day notice to the Queen Marys California Museum of the Sea Foundation demanding payment of a contested 2 million dollar utility bill by March 41. Museum officials call the move a potential management shakeup, not an imminent shutdown, with about 85 to 90 staffers informed.
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Queen Mary's California Museum of the Sea Foundation
Long Beach
John Maw
Shipboard
Mansell
Bixby
Six from S California on lost plane
Civil Air Patrol launched a search near Barstow for a missing single-engine Piper Cherokee Six carrying six Orange County residents. The plane, piloted by Steve Pittman of Brea, left Las Vegas for Fullerton Sunday night and did not arrive. weather and possible instrument flight were factors.
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Civil Air Patrol
Barstow
Orange County
Las Vegas
Fullerton
CAP
Maj
Ed Crankshaw
Steve Pittman
Brea
Crankshaw
Pittman
Glen Grey
Faye
Anaheim
John Niewhouse
Peggy
Roger Ice
California
Nevada
McCarran International Airport
Eatewan Pittman
Witness says Hearst carried bullets before bank holdup
Witness Zigurd Berzins testifies he saw a woman he identified as Patricia Hearst with bullets shortly before the Hibernia Bank robbery. Prosecutors seek to contradict Hearst's assertion she did not know if the gun was loaded. Berzins owns a stereo shop opposite the bank.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Zigurd Berzins
U.S
Red
Berzins
Miss Hearst
Izins
Symbionese Liberation Army
Wet Weather Persists With Rain Delays and Slides
Forecasts warn of more rain for the Long Beach area tonight and Wednesday as a Northwest chill front moves in. Winds to 50 mph threaten Southland deserts with mountain snow showers while mudslides close roads and slow commutes across Orange County to Norwalk.
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Long Beach
Southland
Santa Ana
Sierra Madre
Land
la Crescenta
Highway Patrol
Orange County
Norwalk
Ventura
Weather forecast for the L.B. area
The weather bulletin shows a mix of showers and cool temperatures. Expect light winds with a chance of showers and temperatures ranging from the mid forties to near sixty. Overnight lows around the mid thirties.
Norman John Rees Revealed as Double Agent Threatens Self Harm
Norman John Rees, whose life as a double agent was uncovered by a newspaper, warned he would die by his own hand if his name were exposed. The paper notes perjury delays for Ray Shira and references political and legal items across pages A-3 to A-7.
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Norman John Rees
Anticrime program a failure study finds
A Mitre Corp evaluation says eight Nixon anticrime cities saw violent crime worsen despite $140 million in federal funding since 1972. The study found the program failed to deliver the promised five percent cut in street crime and burglary within two years across Atlanta Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Denver Newark St Louis and Portland.
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Washington
Mitre Corp
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Newark
N.J
St. Louis
Portand
Ore
Nixon to report on trip to China
Former President Richard Nixon offered a written report on his China trip. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Nixon or an aide phoned the White House late Monday night or early today to offer the report. The letter is addressed to the State Department, not the White House, with possible review by President Ford if State officials deem it necessary.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Administration
China
Ron Nessen
Nixon
White House
Nessen
State Department
Ford
$4 Billion Hidden in Virginia Mountain Vault Sparks Critique
Sen. William Proxmire questions the $1.8 million annual cost of guarding the Culpeper Virginia facility known as the Culpeper Switch. He says the underground vault at Pony Mountain holds about $4 billion in new currency, a fraction of the national money supply, and calls for an inquiry into Federal Reserve emergency preparedness and the system's cost effectiveness.
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Washington
Virginia
William Proxmire
Dwis
Federal Reserve Board
Pony Mountain
Culpeper
Mattreas
Proxmire
Federal Reserve
U.S. Drops Antitrust Suits Against Goodyear Firestone
The Justice Department ends civil anti monopoly cases against Goodyear and Firestone tires in Cleveland after two years of discovery with less evidence than needed. Assistant AG Kauper notes reluctance yet cites possible settlement as costlier and less effective.
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Washington
Justice Department
Goodyear
Firestone
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Department
Asst. Atty
Thomas E. Kauper
Antitrust Division
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Kauper
Siero
Gun Control Bill Sent Back Fueled Fight In Congress
The House Judiciary Committee voted 17 to 16 to send the gun control bill back to the crime subcommittee. Chairman Peter Rodino expressed disappointment and could not predict a return this session. Supporters warned the move could kill the legislation as industry groups lobbied against provisions banning concealable weapons.
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Washington
House Judicary Committee
Judiciary
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Society
Edward N. Pattison
D-N.y
E. Danielson
Romse
Howse
Gqom
Scranton Nomination Advances to Senate for UN Ambassador
Speedy Scranton OK Senate Foreign Relations Committee today led the nomination of former Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. On a voice vote the committee sent the nomination to the Senate floor where quick confirmation was expected.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
U.S
United Nations
Senate
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Patty
L.B
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Long Beach Ywca
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Mitre
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