Plane crash devastates home. 18 dead in neighborhood tragedy
A passenger plane struck a house killing 18 occupants and injuring others as responders found victims piled atop one another. Dr. David Parkin of Al any Medical Center died on arrival at St. Peter's Hospital. Names of the dead included Joseph Rosen and his wife. The plane reportedly had engine trouble before the crash, with witnesses recalling a whistle prior to impact. Emergency crews rushed to the scene where a wall collapsed and blankets and plastic bags covered victims.
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Citizens Utilities seeks large rate increase in water charges
Citizens Utilities Co requests a 42 percent boost from the State Public Utilities Commission to lift net profits amid a health department report noting water quality issues. The firm argues higher revenues are needed to achieve a fair rate of return, while a county water district charges far less for the same water. The health permit renewal and sewer upgrades loom as regulatory conditions.
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Smog rules threaten growth in Livermore valley
EPA style air rules may halt new construction as Bay Area officials seek to curb plant permitting. Critics warn emissions within limits could still block growth while local communities push for cleaner industries. Officials say few projects would be sited locally under new standards.
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Oregon storm toll rises to eleven in deadly flood surge
Grants Pass Oregon reports eleven storm deaths as a rain and river flood sweeps southern Oregon. Myma Levitt 43 of Rural Oakland lost her life near Sutherlin after her car struck a creek. daughter Dorene, 17, escaped. Separate incidents claim a third victim in California and Oregon, while a fire volunteer Richard Wick 67 of Keno dies responding to an alarm. Damage includes Kiamesha property losses and a 12 inch rainfall record at Ca. Crescent City sees fatal highway and rockslide events.
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Antitrust Probe Deepens In ITT Settlement Involving Mitchell
Former Attorney General Mitchell and his successor Kleindienst face renewed scrutiny as the Senate Judiciary Committee holds a special hearing. ITT settlement details surface with new witnesses promised, while Mitchell alleges no knowledge of campaign financing. Eastland schedules further sessions for Tuesday as questions linger over the 1 billion dollar ITT pact.
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Partly cloudy weather with mild temperature shift
Partly cloudy through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs in the upper 60s to mid 60s and tonight’s lows in the 40s to low 50s. Light winds. Yesterday in Fremont reached 68 with a 54 low.
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Maynard officials may still oppose Foothill Freeway plan
State Highways reps say decision on the Foothill Freeway remains open as Maynard officials weigh the project. In New Haven, if the board rejects a Cesar Chavez Junior High construction contract, the district wastes hours of work and nearly $1 million in architect and site fees, according to District Supt. Duane Bay.
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Republican leaders urge party reform over large donation
HMA CLK Republican Lt Gov Reinecke says the GOP should sanitize itself and respect a $100,000 contribution to the party’s national convention in San Diego, calling the donation clouded and noting public perception of wrongdoing. Reagan says he faced intense reaction after calling Assembly Speaker Dob Moretti the Godfather. California unemployment falls to 5.8 percent in February, the lowest in 21 months, per Reagan administration. Shasta County deputies report 70 pounds of marijuana from last summer raid stolen from Burney substation. Attorney General Younger asks state Supreme Court to reconsider death penalty ruling. Clarence Otis Smith is formally sentenced to die for slashing two campers.
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Author Clifford Irving Meets With Federal Prosecutor
Clifford Irving sits with a federal prosecutor detailing his role in the contested autobiography of Howard Hugden. Officials scrutinize the case as political edge and legal questions crown the page with tension.
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US backs Nationalists amid warming ties with Peking
Assistant Secretary of State Marshal Green Bays told Nationalist Chinese leaders that continued American support remains firm despite improved relations with Peking. On page 5, Marseille Customs Director Jean Carree notes a fishing boat carrying 37 pounds of heroin had sailed twice in two years, likely calling at Miami.
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