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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1974

Page

25

Savings and loan outflows reach 1.24 billion in August

Federal insured savings and loan associations posted a net outflow of 1.24 billion as deposits dropped amid higher rates elsewhere. Chairman Thomas T. Bomar of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said institutions remain financially sound, though lending capacity tightens. He supported Treasury measures to curb small investors from new issues and floated ideas on variable rate mortgages to help housing finance.

Washington Thomas Tt. Bomar Federal Home Land Bank Board Bomar Savings and Loan Associations Treasury Department Treasury The Savings Wuemeelyes Romar Board Congress

Alexander Hotel Eight wins big raid case funds

San Francisco AP report on Charles Kelley and seven other elderly men arrested in a September 4 raid at the Alexander Hotel light. Kelley describes the experience as thrilling and recalls a royal flush while noting winnings of 5.75 dollars and a 678 dollar monthly room. A separate legal item notes Parez, 19, arraigned for involuntary manslaughter in a roommate’s shooting.

San Francisco Charles Kelley Las Vegas Kelley Alexander Hatelight Contortionis Parez Magnotie Ave Judith Monnier

Variety Clubs salute Billy Graham's silver jubilee

Beverly Hills reports Billy Graham honored for 25 years as global evangelist with Variety Clubs Heart Award and Gold Card. Graham deflects credit to God while delivering a sermon from Psalms about sin, peace, and salvation as Hollywood figures attend salute ahead of a three day crusade at the Hollywood Bowl. Housing starts in August fall to an annual rate of 126000, the Commerce Department notes, marking a continued slump from last year.

Beverly Hills UPD Billy Graham Variety Clubs International Charity Organization Graham Hollywood Variety Clubs Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles Lafe Southern California Variety Club Jesus Christ Got Jesus Washington Aph Commerce Department Hill Department

Graham salutes Variety Clubs and urges aid for the needy

Evangelist Billy Graham praises Variety Clubs programs aiding handicapped children and launches a Sunshine Coach initiative to fund transport vans. Celebrities attend a awards event highlighting decency over drug culture as Graham emphasizes faith and transformation through God.

Graham God Thedias UCLA John Wadden Pat Toone Ethel Waters Jere Harris Mike Frankevich Art Linkletter Sherill Corgin Ibraham Aml Graham Southern California Christianity Today Maparing Grahan Vadin Stuart Tublen Fim Vitus Mynypes Tauis Jomperini

Knife attack at Norwalk John Glenn High shocks campus

Four Norwalk high school students were stabbed by two carloads of youths outside John Glenn High School at 1 p.m. Four suspects, ages 14 to 17, were arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Michael Treland, 16, remained in satisfactory condition with a collapsed lung after the stabbing. three other students were treated for minor knife wounds and released. Parents report ongoing fights near the campus since school opened, with past disturbances linked to suspected gang activity.

Norwalk High School Norwalk John Glenn High School Shoemaker Ave Michael Treland Compunity Hospital Bother Cildzen Glen High School

Blackouts hit Downey L B areas

About 1500 customers of Southern California Edison in Downey and North Long Beach lost power after a car struck a utility pole at 7:40 p.m. The outage lasted around 44 minutes affecting 909 homes and about 6000 customers in North Long Beach as palm fronds touched a live conductor. The driver, Arthur Woodworth, 26, of Norwalk, was charged with drunk driving.

Southern California Edison Company Downey North Long Beach Arthur Woodworth Benfield Ave Norwalk North Long Beach George Hanawalt Market Street

Sex Food Death for Fruit Fly Invasion in San Diego

In Sacramento the state Department of Food and Agriculture reports an oriental fruit fly infestation in San Diego Clairemont. They plan to use the male annihilation technique, releasing a sex lure to attract flies and lure them to death, as larvae found in two ornamental cherry trees and a lemon tree.

Sacramento San Diego State Department of Food and Agriculture Department Clairemont

Store owner slain in sidewalk fight

Joseph T. Harris, 28, owner of Tumtabiv Record Shop, was shot multiple times in front of his Santa Ana store around 8 p.m. during a dispute that started in a neighboring bar. Larry C. Grana, 25, a Marine at El Toro Marine Air Station, was booked on suspicion of murder.

Santa Antie Santa Ana Sack Nelson Joseph T. Harris W. Cubbon St Nelson Larry C. Grana el Toro Marine Air Station

Moon speaks on second coming in marathon sermon

Police reported Moon's two hour speech arguing God told him to ready the world for the second coming of the messiah who will create a sin free family and heaven on earth. Crowd reaction was mixed with some Moon supporters and others calling him a quack while a fight erupted nearby.

Moon Earth Iad David Holman Queens Catherine Graham Brooklyn

House kills extension of president emergency powers

Washington report says the House Rules Committee rejected a proposed four year extension of the president civil defense emergency powers 7 to 5. The bill would have prolonged the 1950 Federal Civil Defense Act to June 30 1978 and faced criticism for potentially surrendering congressional prerogatives to the White House. Rep Les Aspin called the measure dangerous for enabling powers in an emergency and noted lack of clarity on what constitutes a threat. Rep John Rousselot argued the vote signals a new attitude in Congress toward executive power.

Washington UPL House Rules Committee White House Les Aspin D-Wis House Armed Services Committee Aspin Congress John Rousselot Rcalif

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