Victims, Suspect in Santa Ana Shootout Shown Critical
Sheriff's detectives said ballistics tests are under way to determine which shots hit two hostages. Dennie Baese, 16, of Pasadena, was reported in critical condition after being struck by three bullets. Mateo da Silva, 20, of Newport Beach, was in serious condition with wounds to the stomach and arm. Angelica da Silva, 17, escaped unharmed as the chase ended in a cul de sac at Orchid Hills Place. Officer Jon Costelow was cut by flying glass during the exchange. Victor Heidbee, 26, a transient, was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and assault with intent to commit murder.
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Illinois signs bills banning bias against women in credit and jobs
Governor Daniel Walker signed ten bills aimed at ending sexism in credit, housing, and employment. The measures include equal credit risk, prohibit marital status discrimination by lenders, bar university hiring discrimination, guarantee equal pay, and grant married women rights to joint property liens. Nine bills were sponsored by women legislators.
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Two Long Beach Men Get Life For Kidnap and Shooting
Robert Bates and Gregory Galaz were sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping a 16 year old and robbing, pistol whipping, and shooting Walter Simoes in a Signal Hill oilfield. Simoes, a USS Chicago sailor, was paralyzed from the waist down and remains paraplegic after the May incident.
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Reverend Groppi seeks taxi license in Milwaukee
Civil rights leader Rev James Groppi applied for a Milwaukee taxi license as he starts the second year of law school at Washington University. He attended a Yellow Cab training class and said the job is simply a means to earn a living. In nearby Marianna archaeologists unearthed 500 year old temple mounds with two well preserved skeletons. A Long Beach burglary on Corona Avenue saw a $350 television stolen after a bedroom window was forced open.
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East German official killed in car crash near Gotha
East German Agricultural Minister Georg Ewalds died in an automobile accident near Gotha this morning, according to official East German news agency.
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Schultz Defends Steady Economic Policy Over Tax Moves
Schultz disputes calls for deflationary or tax credit swings and urges continued application of current policies. He favors wage price restraint, balanced budgets, restrained spending, prudent monetary policy, and supply expansion, especially in agriculture, as Congress debates tax measures. Warren seeks to calm alleged misunderstandings with Laird and confirms Sully as Nixon's chief economic adviser.
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Chilean crisis eases as junta grips power
Reports claim fighting subsides but casualties mount as General Augusto Pinochet leads a military government. Unofficial tallies speak of thousands dead and mass detentions while Geneva red cross moves to aid streets and seek truce. Prisoners held aboard ships in Valparaiso as Chilean cities brace for the uncertain future.
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Parked dispute ends with arrest after smash incident
Lakewood deputies arrested a Paramount woman at 3 a.m. for suspected drunk driving and hit and run. Officers say Elizabeth Gould claimed neighbor Donald Mercier blocked her space and she smashed a wire into his car to push it onto the sidewalk.
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U S panel seeks quick settlement of aero wage dispute
Washington UPI The Cost of Living Council named a three man panel to resolve a long running pay dispute affecting about 120000 workers at five aerospace plants and the federal wage control. The panel aims for a 17 cent an hour rollback ordered in January 1972 but a court later said the Pay Board exceeded authority and sent the case back for further consideration. The panel led by William Simkin includes Ralph Seward and J Keith Mann. The dispute covers Lockheed, McDonnell Douglas, Boeing, LTV Aerospace and Rockwell. two thirds are IAMAW members, rest UAW. Full report due Oct 31. IAM President Floyd B. Smith urged immediate back pay.
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Arraignment in Airport Shooting
A suspect in the robbery and shooting at Los Angeles International Airport was arraigned on two counts of robbery and one count of attempted murder in West Los Angeles. Judge Leo Freund set a September preliminary hearing date and bail at $25,000. Victims included Gerald Webber paralyzed by a gunshot and his 10 year old son Cory wounded. another man William Kinsel was beaten and robbed. Investigators sought two additional suspects.
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Two Southern California Quakes Registered Near San Diego and Sylmar
EL CENTRO APUPI A pair of earthquakes struck Southern California counties Thursday. The first at 10:31 a.m. with magnitude 5.0 centered about 50 miles east of San Diego caused no serious damage. A lighter 1.8 quake followed at 2:06 p.m. in Sylmar, north of Los Angeles, also with no damage reported. Caltech seismologists labeled the Sylmar event an aftershock of the Feb 9 1971 San Fernando quake.
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Night Curfew Ends Amid City Destruction and Executions
Reporters in the capital during the curfew lift witnessed major damage with shattered streets, bullet riddled cars, and bodies. Prisoners who resisted head shavings were executed as soldiers enforced orders. Civilians scrambled for scarce food and medical supplies at stores and clinics.
Gold dips below 100 then recovers in UPI report
London based UPI notes gold falling below 100 per ounce for the first time in a month before ending higher. The dollar steadies against major currencies with Vienna exchange at 17.94 shillings opening and 17.07 closing. In London the pound moves around 2.4140 to 2.4096 and back to 2.4120. Tourist and official dollars post modest gains against the French franc and other currencies.
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Tax-boost plan faces mixed reaction from lawmakers
A proposed 10 percent surcharge would raise a typical tax bill by 1000 to 1100 dollars, with refunds after abatement. Nixon aides and several lawmakers cast it as not a tax increase, while critics called it a ballooning tax. Senate and House leaders urged restraint and spending cuts instead.
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Industrial safety bill OKd in Senate vote
The Senate on Thursday passed a $10 million industrial safety bill to boost worker protection and penalize grossly negligent employers. The measure by Assemblyman Jack Fenlon cleared a major hurdle 27 to 7 and heads back to the Assembly for concurrence after Senate amendments. It aims to align state safety rules with federal standards, allow felony charges for gross negligence causing worker death, and create a bureau to investigate serious accidents and prepare cases for prosecution.
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