Police killer suspect netted near Orange and Walnut avenues
An armed suspect opened fire near Orange Avenue and HU Street, striking a woman in the head. Birdsall returned fire with a nine millimeter pistol, felling the suspect after a prolonged chase by STAR and sheriff units. The area remained cordoned as detectives sought the bullet from Birdsell’s chest wound and Harvey faced multiple charges.
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23Rd Street
Signal
Will
Long Beach
Robert K. Birdsall
Statt
Hal Lowe
Stree H Quay
Bist Street
Orange
Birdsall
Poston
Polite
Long Brach Special Tactics Ant Rescue
STAR
Signal Tim
Walnut
Wes
Birdsell
Harvey
CIA admits toxin order was defied
A Senate hearing revealed the CIA kept hostages of deadly poisons and delivery systems. Colby testified that records on authorship and stockpiling were destroyed in 1972 and that some tests used simulated substances rather than hazardous agents. Helms faced scrutiny for possible involvement. The session highlighted the existence of a covert program, the destruction of records, and the discovery of toxins and venoms in storage.
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Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Colby
Howard Baker
Rtenn
Helms
Senate
Mittee
Frank Church
DiMario
Church
CLA
Richard M. Nixon
Volby
CIA
Fran
Cotby
Sidney Gotfiled
Gottlieb
Gotohead Moon
Atone
CBO projects swift recovery with inflation risks
The Congressional Budget Office predicts a rapid rebound in 1975 from recession with unemployment easing and inflation slowing, but rising food and fuel costs could hinder the recovery. By mid-1976, policymakers expect higher prices and tighter money supply to temper growth, potentially leaving millions unemployed and prices rising 6 to 7.5 percent annually. Dr. Alice Rivlin warns inflation affects consumer buying and could trigger a renewed inflation cycle.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Cho
Congressional
Eines
Leising
Rew
Federal Reserve Board
Alice Rivlin
Congress
California Gov vetoes odometer device on new cars
Sacramento United Press tale says Gov. Brown vetoed a bill that would require auto makers to fit new cars sold in California with an odometer gadget indicating if the vehicle had exceeded 100,000 miles. The measure by Assemblyman Gordon W. Dusty Allanford faced rejection as unnecessary.
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Sacramento
UPT
Brown
California
Browm
Gordon W. Dusty
Allanford
Ford warns courts on busing and Inflation stance
President Ford urges that school busing be a last resort and criticizes federal actions in Boston and Louisville. He defends existing money for integration efforts, favors better facilities and teachers, and notes no need to fully back Rockefeller as running mate. He resists wage and price controls and parts with Congress over inflation funding. He would refer a topless dancer incident on a submarine to the Navy.
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Boston
Louisville
Ford
Nulag
Gene Gutsiby
Vice
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Federal Reserve
Congress
Navy
Cigarette policy debate heats LB school board meeting
The LB district debates student smoking policy with board member Jerald Jacobe opposing heavy restrictions while James Marifey and Chairwoman Wallace urge caution. King pushes for student choice and a trial policy allowing limited smoking on school grounds based on liberty values.
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King
Hoard
Jerald
Pin
James Marifey
Flizatwith Wallace
Chas
Hie
Tam
Ite
Poly Community Interracial Council
Paty
Storm Eloise Swamps Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
Tropical storm Eloise drenched Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with record rain, triggering the worst floods in five years and mass evacuations from low lying areas.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Eloise
Puerto Red
Virgin Islands
Sadat rejects Palestinian terrorist demands over embassy attack
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat blasted Palestinian gunmen who seized the Egyptian embassy in Algeria and rejected their demands. He pledged no concession, defending Egypt’s Sinai talks with Israel and accusing the Soviet Union of backing opposition to the withdrawal deal. Palestinian captors released the ambassador as Algeria and Iraq escorted the group to a press conference in Algiers.
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Uairo Apy
Keyptian
Wedrid
Algiers
Kgyptian
Anwar Sedat
Sinai
Israel
Sadat
Is Or Rum
Algeria
Matmoud Abdul Ghaffar
Press Allactie
Sonst
Spain
Geneva
AL Akima
Ieypt
Soviet Union
Apreentiat
Sedal
Representatives OK NYC teachers pact ends walkout
Delegates of New York City United Federation of Teachers voted to accept a contract proposal aimed at ending a weeklong strike, the largest in the nation. Membership ballotings will finalize approval. some members question the agreement as válid. The strike disrupted classes for over 11 billion students nationwide, with 14 Catholic high schools in NYC shuttered temporarily as lay teachers stepped in.
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Wold
Wation
Koike
Oesé
United States
Albert
Shankée
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
Shanker
New York City
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Utter McKinley Family Mortuaries
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