Old Pueblo Transit row over autonomy and city audit
The city and Old Pueblo Transit Co clash over subsidies, audit plans, and service levels since 1974. City officials seek an outside audit of Old Pueblo books to ensure city funds cover only service costs, while Old Pueblo argues new bureaucratic demands threaten private enterprise and autonomy.
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City and
Old Pueblo Transit Co
Old Pueblo
Superior
Holub
Arizona Corporation Commission
Two Los Angeles men charged in 54 alien smuggling case
Federal officials detained 54 illegal aliens from Mexico El Salvador and Guatemala after a van and motor home were stopped six miles east of Douglas. The group includes a family with ten children and six minors placed with local shelters. Bonds were set at 10000 for the two suspects as hearings proceed.
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Douglas
Mexico
el Salvador
Guatemala
Los Angeles
Pima County
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
Terlizzi
Border Patrol
Border Patrolmet
U.S. Customs Patrol
Geronimo
Meraz
Wood
California
Arizona
Red unionists may visit U S under new bill
Congress has passed a measure sent to President Carter to repeal a McCarran-Walter Act 1952 provision. It would remove AFL-CIO chief George Meanys veto over visits by labor officials from Communist nations, reflecting a shift in Cold War era restrictions.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Police helicopters enhance crime fight and safety measures
Police aviation uses searchlights radios and video recorders to spot suspects and stolen goods at night in Marion County and aid arrests. LAPD helicopters carry video cameras for instant commander decision making. After the Pow ers U-2 crash reminders stress maintenance and fuel checks for crews.
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Heliopters
Marion County
Los Angeles Police Department
Grounded tanker refloats after fuel removal near Miami
A 411 foot Norwegian tanker Raw Elm that ran aground off Miami with 4000 tons of explosive gas aboard refloated after 500000 gallons of diesel fuel were siphoned to lighten the ship. The vessel lifted itself from a sand bar near Fowie Light fifteen miles south of Miami fifteen minutes before high tide. The American Civil Liberties Union asked a federal judge to restore federal Medicaid funds for abortions.
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MIAMI
UPI
Fowie Light
Columbus, Ohio
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Fires threaten Alaska and California burn areas widen
California braces as Marble Cone fire cuts deep into steep coast ridges near Big Sur. Fire crews from 48 states, 10 000 already on the lines, fight with 57 engines 31 bulldozers and more. California costs top eight million dollars with vast timber losses expected. Alaska reports 1.5 million acres burning while Big Salt fire near the trans Alaska pipeline is no longer a threat. Kerry Cartier says conditions improved due to rain and cooler weather.
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Yukon River
Kerry Cartier
Nevada
Alaska
California
Sie
Delaware
Washington Post
Cynthia Gorney
Marble Cone
Pacific Ocean
Reddy Kilowatt sued over free speech clash
A federal judge granted Reddy Kilowatt creator Reddy Communications a temporary injunction against Environmental Action Foundation. The dispute centers on unflattering caricatures of the cartoon icon used by utilities in ads and in publications like The Power Line. Foundation argues First Amendment protection while Reddy’s side cites trademark concerns.
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Reddy
Reddy Communications, Inc
Howard F. Corcoran
The
Environmental Action Foundation
Foundation
Richard Morgan
Reddy Kilawatt
John T. Roberts
Bugs Bunny
Roberts
T He Foundation
Tennis ad courts the absurd in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles Times ad stretches the tennis craze to absurdity by claiming an almost tennis courtsize back yard in a home for sale. The article notes how pervasive tennis mentions are in real estate copy and ads.
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
Police capture style of West and their man
Detectives borrowed three horses and rode to the scene posing as riders. Levasseur was armed with a handgun when arrested but did not resist. He was jailed on charges of escape and carrying a concealed weapon and will face a burglary charge from an earlier incident.
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Tucson
Escalante and
Houghton Roads
Daniel Levasseur
Levasseur
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Santa Cruz County
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Pima County Juvenile Court
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Waad
Washington Post News Service
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AP News
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Igading Canada
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D. Jly
Citizim Publishing CO
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UPI Telephoto
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San Diego
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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