Klan claims border patrols continue despite plea
The Ku Klux Klan says its private border patrols to seek illegal aliens will persist despite a plea from U S Attorney Griffin Bell and INS commissioner Leonel Castillo urging a halt. Officials note federal law controls immigration enforcement and dispute Klansmen’s alleged arrests near San Diego.
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Norwalk Youth Killed in Park Shooting. Two Juveniles Apprehended
In Norwalk a 17 year old and a 15 year old were arrested after a gunman in a car opened fire at Little Lake Park injuring three youths and killing Robert Esparza, 7, who died at the scene. Two girls among the wounded treated for minor injuries.
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Energy panel deadlocks on ban of fuel-guzzlers
A House Senate conference on energy legislation failed to agree on a ban targeting low mileage cars. House conferees rejected the Senate plan while Senate conferees stood by it, delaying further talks until Monday as leaders warned the effort might be futile. Senator Bumpers and Senator Jackson defended tough conservation stances.
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Skeleton not Hoffa found in Pennsylvania woods
FBI Detroit said forensic exam shows the skeleton found near Honesdale in Wayne County Pennsylvania is not Teamsters boss Tim Hoffa. Dental records and tooth work were used to compare with Hoffa while New York medical examiners examined the remains.
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Jury Recommends Death for Murderer in Gas Chamber
Daniel R. Webster confessed to killing his wife Gladys with an ax and brutal stabbing on July 25. He told jurors he would kill again if not sentenced to death, and the panel, citing his threat, voted for execution. The death sentence to be carried out in the gas chamber was delayed by state law awaiting the supreme court ruling.
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Carter signs prisoner swap treaty and refugee bill
President Carter signed a prisoner exchange treaty with Mexico and Canada allowing U S citizens in those countries to serve sentences in U S jails and enabling Mexicans and Canadians in the United States to return home He also signed a refugee bill extending permanent resident alien status and education benefits to Vietnamese Laotian and Cambodian arrivals.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend Across Most States
Sunday marks the return to standard time as clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. local time. Arizona Hawaii and parts of Indiana stay on standard time year round. Congress has debated year round daylight saving with eight House bills this year but no Senate action this session.
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Prince Charles in San Francisco Protest Ride
Britain's Prince Charles rode a cable car to Nob Hill amid a protest by about 100 demonstrators and police. He smiled as crowds ran beside the car and later toured Bank of America headquarters before planning a Fisherman's Wharf visit.
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James Earl Ray sentenced for escape from murder term
James Earl Ray, already serving a 29 year term for the Martin Luther King murder, has been sentenced to 12 years for escape. Boeing union negotiations abruptly break off with no sessions set. Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis attributes rise of the Mexican Mafia to Brown policies. Social security tax bite looms as debates hinge on legislation. No fault car insurance operated in 36 states with some flaws. McDonnell Douglas reports nine month sales of 2.45 billion and earnings of 5.61 million. Air pollution linked to California’s lung cancer rate, say officials.
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