Long Beach Council approves limited airline service
The Long Beach council votes five to three to allow limited airline service with five flights daily. Council members Bond Rubley Deals Wilson Cratchley push Mansell to sign PSA and Air California contracts while debating ballot action on runway extension and airport development.
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Mansell
Bert Bond
Russell
Dr. Clark
Long Beach
Bond
Sharp
Bit Bond
Crubbey
Airor
Spring Street
San Diego
Mre
Crutchley
Julnl
Critchley
Jet Control Association
Israelis threaten action after king hussein assassination attempt
The Jordanian cabinet met in emergency session to handle crisis with Iraq after an assassination attempt on King Hussein. Fighting between Hussein’s troops and Palestinian guerrillas left several dead or wounded as Baghdad warned Jordan of an Iraqi ultimatum. The king’s motorcade was attacked while en route to the airport but he remained unharmed.
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JCA
Prinr
Critchley
Asin
Muy Dune
Hussein
Iraq
Anjman
Palestine
Ths
LAE
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Al-Fatah
Jordan
Iran
Mussgin
Souvanna Fhouma
Granddaughter
Vientiane
Paris
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Kuchel Endorses Reagan in California Senate Race
Former U S senator Thomas Kuchel endorsed Governor Reagan for reelection at a news conference in Southern California. Kuchel, now an attorney, said he would never seek public office again and criticized opponents while highlighting Reagan’s qualifications. He served one full term and part of another in the U S Senate.
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Hollywood
the Forever
U.S
Thomas Kuechel
Gov
Egan
Uwey
Kuehel
Heagan
Demorrai
Kdinvint C. Brown Kuehel
Ueda
Reagan
Southern California
Boag
Jess Unruh
Democratic Assembly Mai
Thulewond
California
Tight GOP House Race in Dakota in North Dakota Primary
With 792 of 1,089 precincts reporting, Richard Ikin led Robert McCarney by 11 votes in a tight North Dakota Republican house primary to replace Rep. Kleppe. Kleppe, unopposed, seeks senate race against Burdick as Nixon picks the candidate for the seat.
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Richard [Ikin
Robert McCarney
Wismarck
Thomas Kleppe
R-Nb
Kleppe
Nixon
Quentin Burdick
D-N
Kkin
Mer Carney
Picker
Burdlek
Lao Precinuts
Ri Inci
Home hobby tips and art finds from Long Beach readers
Reader questions cover drying a sun flower with sand or silica gel along with a book recommendation. Umpires in Major League Baseball are salaried, starting at ten thousand dollars with potential twenty five thousand, and drafts outline eligibility and training. A junk sculpture hunt leads to Gordon Wagner works, prices from forty dollars, and museum and university contacts in Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Long Beach
D. 8. Thompson
Pacific Avenue
Quean Boulevard
T. A
National League
Ums
Gmul
Gulfport
Fla
Pires
Q. Cam
Sam
K.P. Lakewood
Cecil Camara
al Camara
Allery
Melrose Place
Los Angeles
Gordon Wagner
Camara
Wagner
Robert Harels
Seve Wertek
Cal State Lous Beaohick
Harels
Iain Thuprely
Als Played
Tain
New York
Piers
State sues Navy over pollution alleges long running contamination
The California attorney general announces a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy and its officers for pollution detected over eight years, including a 1969 incident near San Diego. Coast Guard samples found oil like liquid discharged from the Ranger, while Navy defense cites sovereign immunity as the federal response plans to seek transfer to federal court.
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O'Brien
U.S. Coast Guard
Attorney General's Office
Navy
State Department of Ish
U.S. Navy
Secretary of the Navy
John H. Chafee
Pacific Fleet
11Th Naval District
U.S.5
Ranger
Joseph Coleman
Coleman
San Diego
Coast Guard
Gil
Attorney General’s Office
Tive
U.S
Harf Ord
California
Army
Record rainfall drowns Manila area overwhelming flood crisis
Manila faced over 22 inches of rain in 30 hours tumbling streets four to five feet deep. President Marcos declared a calamity and emergency as Mooding and Cubi Point Navy Air Station losses, including U.S. sailors, surfaced among extensive jail flooding and food shortages. Sixteen to twenty deaths reported with ongoing forecasts of more rain.
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Manila
UPI
Florida
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Ateast
U.S
Cubi Point Navy Air Station
Manilla
Bilibid
Prisners
Luzon
Elephants Free at Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Station Accident
Three elephants from the King Bros Circus escaped after a truck hit a low bridge near a Gulf Mobile and Ohio station east of St. Louis. The back door opened sending the animals into a brief freedom before the trainer corralled them again.
Ill Susan Returns to Trial Amid Coping Proceedings
Ill Susan Atkins appears in Los Angeles Superior Court to continue the Tate-LaBianca murders trial. She, and co defendants Charles Manson Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten, faced delays as doctors treated her stomach pains. Prosecutor testimony linked blood stains and hairs to the case. The judge denied a defense motion alleging harassment and allowed meetings in a designated attorney room.
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Susan Atkins
Los Angeles Superior Court
Talé-La
Bianca Myders
Dapules
Brias
Los Angeles
M. Joseph Granada
Tate
Granada
Pate
Miss Atkins
Sybil Brand Institute For Women
Older
Miss Atking
Calt
Charles Manson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Honilen
Sniper Wounds Oilfield Worker Near Henry Ford Ave
An oilrig worker on a California Production Service rig in Wilmington was shot in the head by a sniper. Hubert L Barnes, 8330 Alhambra St Paramount, survived due to a steel helmet and was being treated at St Marys Hospital. LA Harbor Division police searched the area north of the Henry Ford Ave bridge for the shooter as a second fire near Padua Hills burned 125 acres.
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Uus
Wilmington
Hubert. L. Barnes
Alhambra St
Paramqunt
At. Mary's Hospital
Barnes
Henry Ford Ave
California
Los Angeles Harbor
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Paul R. Deals
James H. Wilson
Cratchley
Kuchel
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Congress
North Dakota
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Betty Blake
Public Landing
Cheimmati
Ohio
Ennai
Ié- Tse
Geeral
Sttorney General's Office
Dgok
Susan
Usc-County Medical Center
Senate
Washington
Claremont
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