Girl receives her first view after major facial surgery
Ida Hays, a 15 year old from New York, had eight hours of reconstructive surgery to bring her eyes closer together, reshape her nose, and correct a protruding jaw. Dr John Marquis Converse called it the most complex case of its kind and the largest move toward normalizing far apart eyes.
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la Grande
Ore
New York
Ida
John Marquis Converse
Institute For Reconstrictive Plastic Surgery
New York University Hospital
Boeing bets on YC14 AMST against Douglas YC15
Boeing plans nearly 140 million to develop the YC14 AMST short field transport to rival McDonnell Douglas YC15. W T Hamilton says the Air Force may adopt AMST. prototype funded by 107 million contract with extra Boeing funds. USB tech promises lift for very short fields with low landing speeds. Production depends on YC14 proving superiority and government decision.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Boeing
McDonnell Douglas
W.T. Hamilton
Boeing Aerospace Co
US Air Force
AMST
Hamilton
USB
Weather forecast for ANT Friday and surrounding areas
TONIGHT ANT AREA has night and morning low clouds. Afternoon mostly sunny with a low 68 and high 75. MOUNTAINS show variable high clouds with a low 45 and high 74. DESERTS indicate variable high clouds with afternoon winds, low 5 and high 100.
Investigation links Mayer to bribe payoffs in Long Beach
Evidence seized after the arrest of City Planning Director Ernest Mayer includes a $20,000 IOU from developer William Dawson, a gun and marijuana. Investigators also found a below market lease at International Towers and a stash of photographs tied to Mayer and Marina Pacifica projects as District Attorney John Van de Kamp expands a corruption probe in Long Beach.
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William T. Dawson
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
International Towers
E. Ocean Blvd
Dist. Atty
John van de Kamp
Long Beach
District Attorney's Office
Mayer
Marina Pacifica
Dawson
James Coppedge
Claflin A. Ballance
Harbor Bank
Disabled man lied but still gets unemployment benefits
A Torrance metallurgical engineer who left his job due to a disability he hid from his employer was deemed eligible for jobless benefits by the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board. The 3-2 ruling overturns prior precedent and sparks a dissent accusing fraud.
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Sacramento
State
Torrance Metallurgical
Carl Britschgi
Harry Grafe
Britschgi
Grafe
Appeals Board
Kennedy Eyes Buschrew Bid as Ted Supports Reelection
Joseph P Kennedy II acts as the political executor for Uncle Ted's campaign while Governor Brown in California loses support by missing major events. A Long Beach ex-model is slated to wed Frank Sinatra as coverage spans pages A-4 and A-11.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Long Beach
Frank Sinatra
Ford weighs three paths on court ordered busing
President Ford said he is considering three alternatives to court entered busing for school desegregation. He declined to detail the options. The remarks came during a Kentucky interview as leaders discuss possible Supreme Court guidelines and potential intervention in busing cases.
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Ford
Congressional Black Caucus
Edward I. Levi
Boston
Supreme Court
White House
Ron Nessen
Levi
Nessen
Louisville
Kentucky
Kite House
Massachusetts
Michigan
Robert Bork
Thirn
Typhoon Olga floods Manila area killing seven
Olga battered the Philippines' eastern coast causing seven deaths and massive floods. Over 10,000 people fled Quezon City as 16 inches of rain fell in two hours, stranding commuters in Manila while thousands sought refuge in churches and schools. Navy divers rescued 71 residents near Manila. 10 missing. President Mareos declared emergency for Manila and five Luzon provinces. essential services halted. Officials warned continued stormy weather as flood-control projects struggled.
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Philippines
Pale
Quezon City
Navy
Mandaluyong
Ferdinand B. Mareos
Olga
Manila Transportation Co
Armed Forces
Manila City Hall
Weather Bureau
Roman L. Kintinar
Sniper Kills Car Rider in Walnut Park
A 19 year old Huntington Park man was killed by a sniper as he rode in an auto on Florence Avenue in Walnut Park. The shooter fired from the sidewalk and fled. the driver Renacio Trujillo, 19, East Los Angeles, was uninjured and flagged two Huntington Park officers. Sheriff's homicide investigators investigated the unincorporated county area.
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Huntington Park
Walnut Park
Firestone Sheriff's
Thomas Lozano
Middleton St
Florence Avenue
Renacio Trujillo
Los Angeles
Lozano
Trujillo
Marbriga Street
Marbrisa
Retired bus driver abandons bus during rattlesnake ordeal
In Phoenix on Wednesday Roy Dycus, a veteran bus driver, stopped his route and left the bus after rattlesnakes were detected aboard. Passengers, including Roger Moore of Mesa, reported being trapped as Dycus fled, later returning to resume service amid tense scene and claims of self preservation.
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Ariz
Roger Moore
Mesa
Roy Dyeys
Cyeus
Money Box
Moore
Tempe
Dycus
Bay
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