Girl turns in parents after drug plea and cocaine seizure
In Tustin California a 13 year old girl who begged her parents to quit drugs supplied police with 2800 dollars worth of cocaine and led to the arrest of Bobby Dale Young 49 and Judith Ann Young 37 on possession for sale charges. The couple are jailed on 25000 bail each while the girl is placed in protective custody after a church talk on drugs.
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Tustin
Calif
Fred Wakefield
Bobby Dale Young
Judith Ann Young
U.S
Wakefield
Orange County
Filthy Rich Man Distrusts Banks In San Francisco
AP reports Chester Louie an 88 year old man found with 80000 dollars sewn into his clothes distrusted banks and worked for Pacific Heights families for nearly 20 years as a servant including cooking cleaning and gardening. Elizabeth OShaughnessy said Louie was a kind man who avoided banks.
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San Francisco
Chester Louie
San Francisco General Hospital
Pacific Heights
Elizabeth O’shaughnessy
Louie
Weather outlook shows isolated storms and warm nights
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low near 70. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of afternoon storms and a high in the upper 80s. Details on Page 5A.
Local Deaths Noted From Various Cities
Death notices list J. Lewis Burton of West Palm Beach Florida Kenneth Collins of Norton Massachusetts Lizzie Darlington of Millen Georgia Cole L Jackson Trenton Milledge Moody Jr of Aiken Christopher Morris of Monetta Daniel Truesdale of Summerton Names appear with a note to see details on Page 7B for full obituaries.
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J. Lewis Burton
West Palm Beach
Fla
Kenneth Collins
Norton
Mass
Lizzie Darlington
Millen
Cole L. Jackson
Trenton Milledge Moody Jr
Aiken
Christopher Morris
Monetta
Daniel Truesdale
Summerton
Migrants Choose Lifestyle in Peach Regions
Fran Chapman reports that about 3,000 migrant workers pass through Ridge each year to harvest peaches. They cycle winters with Florida citrus and vegetables and summers in Georgia and South Carolina. Most are professional crop-pickers who choose this life, though a few may drift into trouble.
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Phil Jones
Ridge
Ridge Area
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
House Defeats Restrictions on Reagan Defense Plan
The House advanced a Pentagon budget bill with multiple prohibitions on defense programs drawing a possible presidential veto. Lawmakers split along party lines as they passed bans on ASAT testing and nerve gas production and set limits on nuclear tests and Star Wars funding. The measure contrasts with a Senate plan offering fewer limits, and a House-Senate conference will reconcile the two before final passage.
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Washington
White House
Reagan
House
Congress
Pentagon
U.S
Larry Speakes
Legislative Branch
Speakes
Senate
House-Senate
Europe
Reagan Picks Expected To Get Committee OK
Senate Judiciary Committee expected to approve President Reagan’s nominations of William Rehnquist and Antonin Scalia for the Supreme Court. Votes to send both to the full Senate appear likely next month amid ongoing questions about Rehnquist’s health and a 1969 memo on military surveillance of antiwar protests.
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Reagan
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
William H. Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
Scalia
Burger
Senate
Justice de
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Hatch
Capitol Hill
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Tadoere
Fran Chapman
Rehnquist, Scalia
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