Inferno in West Los Angeles Kills Two as Gasoline Pipeline Explodes
A ruptured Standard Oil pipeline ignited on Venice Boulevard causing a massive fire in West Los Angeles. Two dead and twenty six hospitalized as flames gutted a plastics factory, a carpet store, and several businesses. A nearby pool supply fire released toxic fumes prompting evacuations nearby.
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House approves SIU budget amid college funding skirmish
The Illinois House passed the SIU portion of a $104.4 million higher education budget and backed a larger university line item for U of I. Amendments on salary caps and tuition hikes were debated as the measure moved to a House Senate conference committee.
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Federal investigators access 40 hours of Gardner tapes
The Washington Star reports that about 40 hours of taped conversations involve Colleen Gardner and Rep. John Young. The AP cites implications of an intimate relationship and questions about office salaries and duties. Gardner, accompanied by attorney Sol Z. Rosen, met with FBI, DOJ Public Integrity, and U.S. Attorney fraud units, handing over 44 cassette tapes.
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Park chief denies ordering free power for Gray's boat
Park Service Director George Hartzog denies a Washington Post claim that he ordered a power line installed to supply free electricity to the houseboat of former Congressman Kenneth Gray. He says he did not know Gray owned the boat and has no knowledge of the power source, as inquiries continue.
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Gunman opens fire on Chicago train killing two
A gunman opened fire on a crowded Chicago commuter train injuring several riders. Charles Turner, 36, died at a hospital after being struck in the chest. His sister Rose Turner, 21, was shot in the head and listed in very critical condition. Two others were lightly hurt amid the panic on the South Side en route to the Loop.
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Opponents cite Carters stance on B1 bomber in Congress
House lawmakers push to delay B1 production funding citing President Carter as a possible future leader. Rep. Addabbo says the amendment delaying funding until March 1 has a good chance. Ford supports production as debates also touch defense spending and other weapons programs amid broader budget actions.
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