Zsa Zsa Gabor faces possible jail term for Beverly Hills battery
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor says she is 100 percent innocent as Beverly Hills officials weigh an 18 month and 3500 dollar maximum sentence for battery on a police officer and related charges. The DA urged a 30 day jail term and large fines, while a deputy DA argued against time behind bars.
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Fair Skies Forecast With Mild Temperatures
Fair skies are forecast tonight and tomorrow. Lows in the low to mid 40s and highs in the mid 70s. Page 8A details.
Deaths Earnest S Bach Edith Hooks and Elvin Mangum
Death notices list Earnest S Bach of Aiken Edith F Hooks of New Ellenton and Elvin T Mangum of Henderson North Carolina with details on their passing and funeral arrangements available on Page 8A.
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Durable Goods Slip In September
Durable goods orders fell 0.1 percent in September as transportation demand dropped. The Commerce Department reported total orders at $126.68 billion, with autos swinging sharply and aircraft offsetting a car decline. Shipments dropped 2.8 percent to $124.8 billion as August’s rise faded.
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Plant Explosion Deaths To Rise
A plastics plant in Pasadena Texas suffered a devastating explosion with flames and debris flying five miles. One worker confirmed dead and 109 hospitalized with 33 admitted, while more than 100 injured and 23 missing. Phillips Petroleum officials warned of likely fatalities and risk to remaining workers as rescue efforts continued despite extreme heat.
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Rescuers Lose Hope for More Survivors After Earthquake
A week after the quake in Northern California the death toll rose to 62 with hundreds missing in the I-880 crash zone. Crews pause searches due to collapse fears as Congress advances a 2.85 billion relief package and San Francisco seeks higher rebuilding loans to 500000. Buck Helm, rescued from the Oakland wreck, shows signs of recovery amid ongoing disaster response.
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Americans urged to cut salt use and boost vitamin C intake
The National Research Council says average adults need as little as 500 milligrams of salt daily, with no proven benefit to high sodium. Smokers require at least 100 milligrams of vitamin C daily, while pregnant women should reach 70 milligrams. The update, nearly a decade in the making, notes changes but few earthshaking shifts and cites processed foods as major sodium sources.
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GAO faults DOE over Rocky Flats safety and finances
The GAO says DOE underestimated health and safety problems at Rocky Flats while paying Rockwell 26.8 million in award fees from 1986 to 1988 for running the plant. The report links management weaknesses across 17 major nuclear weapons sites and notes EG&G will take over Rocky Flats, with the plant near Denver under FBI environmental probes.
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