Ford blitz begins as Carter set for closing push
President Ford vows to keep federal spending tight to curb inflation in a nationwide radio address as he presses a statewide tour in California and the Pacific Northwest. Democrat Jimmy Carter rests at Plains, Georgia, then plans an eight day closing sprint through key states ending in Texas and California.
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United States
Jimmy Carter
Plains
White House
California
Pacific Northwest
Jerry
Joe
Joe Garagiola
America
Carter
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Texas
President Ford draws large crowd in Fountain Valley rally
President Ford greeted about 23 000 supporters at Mile Square Park and urged California votes to boost his bid for reelection. Secret Service agents and police kept fans back as Ford poked his head from the car roof and waved, while about 10 persons ran alongside the limousine. Actor John Wayne joined the procession and Ford said howdy to the crowd.
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Fountain Valley
Mile Square Park
John Wayne
Howdy
California
Continental Still Grounded as Pilot Strike Enters Third Day
Continental Airlines remains grounded for a third day as pilots strike, with all Nights canceled through Wednesday. Picket lines appear in 30 cities including Los Angeles Phoenix Seattle Portland Denver Houston Dallas San Diego and El Paso. The union seeks shorter on duty hours and a $300 pilot pay rise, with salaries to take effect by early 1977 under their plan.
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Continental
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Phoenix
Seattle
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Denver
Houston
Dallas
San Diego
el Paso
Bruce Plowman
DCI
Bolles murder probe expands amid mob power claims
In Phoenix, a Newsday led investigative team says Arizona mob influence and land fraud links justify months more work surrounding Don Bolles killing. John Harvey Adamson, 32, is awaiting a new trial after a mistrial in the original Bolles murder case.
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Don Bolles
Arizona
Bob Greene
Newsday
Long Island
TRE Investigative
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Greene
Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Phoe
Cal climbers die in India on Mt Dunagiri expedition
New Delhi AP report says three California climbers and one Mexican climber were killed nine days earlier while attempting Mt Dunagiri in the Himalayas. Names include Graham N. Stephenson John J. Baruch Arnold Erb and Benjamin Casolla.
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Mexico
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Los Angeles
John J. Baruch
Pacific Palisades
Arnold Erb
Malibu
Benjamin Casolla
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecasts
Tonight and Tuesday LB area expect fair skies with low around 55 and high near 65. Mountains stay fair and windy with low 25 and high 65. Deserts show fair and windy conditions with low 48 and high 4.
Promoters of Greyhound Racing Hit With Disclosure Suit
The state files a $787275 campaign disclosure suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court against greyhound racing initiative promoter George Hardie eight days before the election. FPPC alleges concealed contributions totaling over $463915 with underreported amounts and seeks treble damages for unlawful expenditures and contributions. Hardie calls the suit fraudulent and politically motivated, noting prior cash transactions and possible efforts to dismantle the initiative.
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Los Angeles
Antilles Communications Ltd
Virgin Islands
Christopher Blackwell
Nassau
Sailor Rescued After 28 Days Adrift in Pacific
Bruce Collins, 23, of Glendale Simday, survived 28 days aboard a raft after Spirit sank in a September storm. He buried two companions at sea and was rescued 76 miles west of here by a Coast Guard cutter, which reported him alert and heading to port. Collins had suffered acute malnutrition and dehydration but was receiving intravenous feeding.
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Hawaii
Durel Miller
Nancy Perry
San Anselmo
Walter
Miller
Miss Perry
Jim Abola
Camilla Arthur
Abolla
Miss Arthur
Los Angeles County property tax rates vary widely in 1960s data
Assessor Philip Watson reports Long Beach homeowners pay in the lower third of county levies with a 12.71 per hundred rate. El Segundo has the lowest at 8.54, while Claremont tops at 14.82. Higher rates appear in areas like Willowbrook and Westlake Village due to local school and district levies.
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Compton
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Valencia
Newhall
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Lake Hughes
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Willowbrook
Military drives Hua Kuo-feng rise to CCP leadership
The Press-Telegram notes Hua Kuo-feng's ascent within the Chinese Communist Party signaling a shift in power. The paper surveys opinions across pages A and B about the change and its implications for China.
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Hua Kuo-feng
Chinese Communist Party
Dever to Accept Long Beach City Manager Post
Dever, longtime Sunnyvale city manager since 1967, told Sunnyvale officials he will resign January 1 to accept the Long Beach city manager post. Mayor Donald Logan confirmed the move after an eight hour closed session of the Long Beach city council Saturday.
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Raturitay
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