Port official quits without comment
The assistant general manager of Los Angeles Harbor Department Edson W. Bill Clocksin resigned after a five hour commission session. Reported clashes with General Manager Fred B. Crawford cited, though no reasons given. Clocksin, earning $54 000 annually, planned to stay through February.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Edson W
Bill” Clocksin
Glocksin
Fred B. Crawford
Clocksin
Commission
Crawford
Roy
Ferkich
Department
Harbor Department
Gray's Harbor
Washington
Crawfard
Wholesale prices jump biggest since April hurting shoppers
Government data show October wholesale prices rose eight tenths of a percent led by farm product gains for the first time in six months. Higher costs spread to livestock fruits vegetables grains poultry and oilseeds along with autos, trucks, machinery and lumber signaling possible higher retail prices.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Labor Department
Brown faults hospital aides and warns firings at Met State
Gov Brown blasted Metropolitan State Hospital staff after a four hour Norwalk conference with 20 officials. He warned he would personally fire unnamed state officials if substandard conditions are not fixed within 10 days. He urged a “shape up” or “ship out” stance as investigations into possible falsified involuntary commitments proceeded and officials pledged to enforce funding and program reforms.
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Brown
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
Ence
Los Angeles
District Attorney's
Metropolitan
Bruce Altman
Is Commands
Tony Dougherty
Mario’ Obledo
State Department of Health
Jerome Lackner
Lackner
Ray Procunier
Senate Tightens Abortion Funding Rules Amid Bill Impasse
The Senate approved a tougher framework for federal abortion funding by a 59 to 29 vote, allowing payments only when a woman would suffer severe or long lasting physical health damage. The House's stricter stance could block a $40.2 billion Labor Health bill, with both chambers debating compromise terms.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Warren Matuuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Texan dies as El Al jet suffers cabin loss over Yugoslavia
An American aboard El Al flight 001 from Tel Aviv to New York via Amsterdam died after cabin pressure loss caused a dive from 33 000 feet to 14 000 feet. The victim was W C Holder of Texas. The plane landed in Belgrade where he died before doctors could help. The cause remains under investigation in Amsterdam.
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Thl Aviv
Israel
Yugoslavia
el al
Ag W.C. Holder
Liano
Texas
Tel Aviv
New York
Amsterdam
Holder
Colman Goldstein
Belgrade
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A jumble of brief items notes Patricia Hearst claiming courts ignore her abduction by the SLA and involvement in a bank robbery while a transcript from Son of Sam interviews is released. Also mentions moral code guidance from the Justice Department, a Los Cerritos Car Show, and a Long Beach HUD funding note as a distressed city.
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Patricia Hearst
SLA
Sam
David Berkowitz
U.S. Justice Department
Long Beach
U.S. Department ‘of Housing and Urban Development
Charro Clarifies Age In Federal Legal Document
LAS VEGAS AP The fiery blonde entertainer Charro has disputed a decade-long discrepancy by stating in a federal court filing that she is 26 not 36. The correction affects naturalization papers listing 36 and moves toward her upcoming citizenship in the desert city. Charro, legally Rosaria Pilar Martinez Molina Cugat, was born January 15 1961 in Murcia Spain.
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Las Vegas
Charro
Ana
Citzen
Desert City
Feegarn
Rosaria Pilar Martinez- Molina
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AP Wire
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John Sheehan
Texan
Press-Telegram
Los Cerritos Center
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