California border error may place two Nevada casinos in Califor
The California Lands Commission says a 127 year old surveying mistake on the California Nevada border north of Lake Tahoe could move two casinos Crystal Bay Club and Cal Neva onto California soil by as much as 1700 feet. Officials note the Athmeridian, the constitutional border, lies east of the current line, but courts typically honor long standing borders.
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Calfornia Lands Commission
Californa-Nevada
Nevada
California
Lake Tahoe
Commission
Jim Trout
Jan Stevens
Sion
Robert Hight
Crystal Bay Club
Cal- Neva
Tahoe North Shore
Stevens
U S and Vietnam to resume Paris talks on normalization
President Carter announced that the United States and Vietnam will resume talks in Paris on normalizing relations. The Vietnamese premier urged immediate discussions and a commission reported remains of 12 MIAs, with 2 more to be recovered. The commission identified 11 of the 12 and noted an error on one body.
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Carter
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Pham van Dong
American Commission On Missing In Action
Commission
Hanoi
U.S
Honolulu
Leonard Woodcock
MIA Commission
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
United Sates
Laois
Carter seeks 850 million drought aid package
President Carter asked Congress to approve nearly 850 million in loans and grants for Western drought relief. The plan includes 150 million in grants, 10 million in 5 percent loans for communities, 4 million in low interest loans to small businesses, and up to 190 million in 3 percent loans to farmers and ranchers. Interior and Agriculture will expand land for grazing and boost forest fire firefighting readiness. Total drought assistance would reach about 2 billion with previously approved programs and a 200 million disaster relief supplement.
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Carter
Congress
House Interior Committee
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Economic Development Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Interior Department
Southwester Power Administration
Bureau of Reclamation
Agricuture
Conservation Service
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Agriculture Department
Federal Disaster Agency
Fear grips Oakland County as seven children slain
Authorities confirmed the body of 7 year old Timothy King found in a ditch near a busy intersection. Police linked the discovery to a string of child abductions in Oakland County with a suspect described as a white male, 4 to 35, educated and possibly a white collar worker. Residents fear for children as investigations continue and a news conference is planned.
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Michigan
Detroit
Timothy King
Kristine Mihelich
Jill Robinson
Battem
Mark Stebbins
Sheila Stock
Cynthia Cadieux
Jane Louise Allan
Ace
Livonia
Seyamh
Sus
Birmingham
Timothy
Oakland
J. Brooks Patterson
Krease
Johannes Spreen
King
Long Beach couple badly burned in home gasoline explosion
In Long Beach early today a wall heater pilot light ignited gasoline fumes, critically burning Everett Williams 4 and Doris 8 amid a bathroom floor clean with gasoline. Neighbors found the unconscious couple. their infant rescued unharmed and cared for by neighbors. Both victims were hospitalized at Orange County Medical Center burn ward.
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Long Beach
Everett Williams
Doris
Chip Donald Wilson
Wilson
Williams
Orange County Medical Center
Burns recalls politics and independence in aging California service
Former California leader Hugd Burns, 75, reflects on a changed legislature during a Fresno luncheon. Once Assembly member from 1936 and Senate president pro tem, he criticizes Brown’s appointments as political and notes welcome changes like Rose Ann Vuich's arrival. Burns recalls Reagan era roles and the Alcohol Beverage Control post.
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California
Assembly
Senate
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Tin
Jerry
Reagan
Alcohol Beverage Control Appeals Board
San Francisco to force 25 percent water cut citywide
San Francisco adopts a strict water conservation plan to reduce use by 25 percent with a citywide bi monthly allotment of 2295 gallons per dwelling unit. Industrial customers face a 10 percent cut and breweries seek leniency to avoid layoffs.
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San Francisco
Public Utilities Commission
Water Department
Ken Boyd
City Hall
Cardinal Biayenda Killed in Congo Tribal Feud
Cardinal Emile Biayenda archbishop of Brazzaville was kidnapped and killed by relatives of President Ngouabi’s assassins in a tribal clash. The military council blamed Massamba Debat for the coup plot and vowed exemplary punishment, while Pope Paul VI urged pacification.
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Congo
Republic
Marien Ngouabi
Emile Cardinal Biayenda
Biayenda
Ngouabi
Garba
Vatican
Cenanti
Paul VI
Congo Republc
Calif group meets Mondale on Auburn Dam fight
Rep. Jim Lloyd said after a meeting with Vice President Mondale that supporters may have to press hard to save the Auburn Dam project. Mondale reiterated Carter’s intent to study the matter further, citing top safety concerns amid earthquake fears.
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Mondale
Auburn Dam
Washington
Jim Lloyd
D-Calif
Walter Mondale
Auburn
California
Carter
Lloyd
California Democratic Caucus
Assence
West Covina
Loyd
Stondale
Congress
Supposed Miranda Ruling Sparks New Trial for Murderer
Supreme Court splits four to five upholds the Miranda decision and orders a new trial for a Tow a murderer who led Nice Ingir's mutilated body. The page notes reactions across the judiciary and the Long Beach area reporting on related events.
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Towa
Nice Ingir
Page AG
Desert Drenching Chance For TMGNy A New Rain Hit
A weather bulletin warns of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms across the TMGNy area later today. Forecasters expect brief downpours, with isolated pockets of heavy rain and breezy gusts in the afternoon, impacting outdoor plans. Local residents are advised to carry umbrellas and monitor updates.
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Massa Lea
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