Three Charged in Nevada Drug Case Involving Casino Worker
Craig Peters, 22, a casino employee at Stateline Nevada, faced a year’s charge and drug counts after a woman accused him of taking advantage of her. Danial Wilam Tsaacs, 23, also charged with possession of PCP and being under the influence, alongside another man charged with possession of psilocybin as authorities found 25 bundles worth about 10000 dollars.
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Traffic light crash and suspect found in Fremont incident
A driver turning onto Mission Boulevard from Niles Boulevard knocked down a traffic signal yesterday at 5 20 pm. The car sped away, but two minutes later a suspect was located slumped over the wheel at Steverson and Fremont boulevards. Gerry Macias Jr. was booked on drunkenness. Police directed traffic until lights were restored at 3 pm. Fire crews battled a blaze at Bedelia Terrace and an adjacent property, with two-hour effort leading to spread containment. Admiral Rickover retained as head of Navy Nuclear Propulsion Program for two more years until 1980, per Navy Secretary Claytor.
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Begin First Lady Buys Gift for Carter's Mother at Maskit
Jerusalem reports Mrs Meashem Begin shopped at Maskit for a gift for President Carter’s mother Miss Lillian. A piece titled The Bird by Yona Kiryati was purchased for $280 despite remarks it might not suit the president. In Washington Nixon seeks Supreme Court protection for White House tapes from civil suit use.
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Woman wins N H sweepstakes in New Hampshire draw
Mrs Mildred Wallace, 57, wife of a retired Air Force officer, won 100000 in the New Hampshire Sweepstakes superdraw. She and husband George bought a 25 sweepstakes ticket on a whim. Wallace, one of eight finalists, plans to save the money after taxes.
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Crackdown on Los Angeles bars to curb drunk driving
UPI reports California ABC, the CHP and LAPD will use drunken driving arrest records to identify bars and restaurants that over serve patrons. Trained staff will contact licensees, offer training on responsibilities, and apply penalties such as fines or license suspension for repeat offenders.
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NYC Heat Wave Breaks City Record As Power Fails
New York City endured a record heat burst with temperatures reaching 96 degrees, breaking a 58 year old mark of 95 degrees set in 1679. Residents had not had electric service since a Wednesday night blackout, with utilities restoring partial power by 3 25 p.m.
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Vegas hotel gas kills. evacuations follow carbon monoxide release
A toxic carbon monoxide release at a Las Vegas hotel hotel near the Space Needle resort led to more than 900 people evacuated. An elderly man died on arrival at Sunrise Hospital after gas exposure. Initial tests showed no freon traces. phosgene tests are underway. Fire officials initially blamed two guests but investigators ordered an autopsy. Fire and health crews say guests did not panic, evacuating via stairs as gas spread through vents and elevator shafts.
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Washington Hospital unveils advanced diagnostic X ray tech
Dr Mitchell leads a six physician pathology group that installed a computerized tomography like scanner at Washington Hospital. The unit provides cross sectional views of soft tissues and organs to detect tumors and abnormalities. It will aid in trauma and headache cases and may reduce surgical needs, with anticipated average charges around 900 dollars per patient.
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New charges filed against Hayward pastor Milligan ties to case
Government forms task force to study safety of lead glazed decorative glassware amid past concerns. EPA notes beads may release after repeated washings. FDA and industry groups urge caution for children. Barbosa case linked to kidnapping and sexual assault charges. bail set at 200,000 with pledges of property.
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Newark debated bridges and overpasses amid moratorium tensions
The report outlines plans for Lake Boulevard over a proposed Gander crossing and Paseo Pade Parkway overpass, with Citation Homes and Premord seeking state cancellation of a project. Chandler urges an environmental impact review for 1974 development. Stephen Boyd dies at 45 in Los Angeles. his will bequeaths estate to wife Elizabeth and siblings in Ireland.
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Portly Cops Disgust Councilwoman Sparks Report
Local council debates fitness standards for police officers after remarks by Mocrison and Kirkpatrick. City officials discuss mandatory physical exams and ongoing education to ensure officers meet health and conditioning requirements.
Production sustains solid growth in industrial output
Washington reports industrial production rose 0.7 percent in June marking the strongest quarterly advance since 1975. The Federal Reserve Board notes job opportunities remain solid as economists expect continued gains into the coming months. A separate government economic report shows a 1.25 percent year over year rise, with three months of growth boosting the annual rate.
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Eviction Clash in Saltillo Kicks Off at Dawn
In Saltillo Mexico authorities and police attempted to evict squatters from their homes. Fifteen people were injured along with more than twenty civilians. About 109 police using pistols clubs and tear gas moved into the camps before dawn. A child required medical care for tear gas inhalation.
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