Second strong earthquake jolts northern Italy
A second strong earthquake struck northern Italy causing panicked villagers to flee in nightclothes. The toll nears 1,000 with hundreds dead or injured or unaccounted. Italy appeals for aid as rescue workers race to reach trapped survivors.
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Washington
Agent For International Development
United States
AID
Francesco Cossiga
Rome
Yuga Hore
Joe Ue
Vv T
Coesign
Buia
Ancento
Gefenin
Sefois
Gemona
Pope Paul VI
Fremont Police Use of University Program Sparks Community Projects
A Fremont police study program with 37 officers from the University of San Francisco prompts multiple community projects. Plans include a civilian jeep posse, disaster planning changes, and a proposed helicopter, while law education for students and a juvenile law handbook advance under officers Wasserman Lanam and Anderson.
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University of San Francisco
Police Department
Robert Wasserman
Carl Phillips
Phillips
Posse
Jeep Posse
Clyde Reed
Cael
Alameda Creek
Reed
Qtuef Wasserman
Dial-a-ride start delayed in Oakland dispute
AC Transit delays the Fremont Newark dial-a-ride start as drivers refuse signup over working conditions and hours. Division 192 of the ATU accuses management of ignoring labor requests, while AC says it follows the contract and awaits talks.
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AC Transit
Fremont-Newark
Amalgamated Transit Union
Mike Curry
Lloyd Hadden
Hadden
Dale Goodman
Lake
Iranian cargo jet crash near Madrid kills 17
An Iranian air force Boeing 747 cargo jet crashed in heavy rain near Madrid airport, killing all 17 aboard. Police found two passports bearing the names Robert Wilson and Dorothy Wika. Witnesses described the aircraft shaking before impact in the wine and olive country east of the city.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Robert Wilson
Dorothy Wika
Otto Kerner dies at 67 in Chicago hospital
Otto Kerner Jr. died at 4:35 a.m. at Illinois Masonic Medical Center with family present after a battle with lung cancer and a failed bid for a full pardon. The former governor and federal judge, once a celebrated figure, had been ill since his 1973 bribery conviction and endured years of legal and political fallout.
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Otto Kerner Jr
Tony
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Rose Kerner
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UPI
Jobnean
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Bape
Johnson
Natual Commission On Civil Disorders
Percy
Student Assembly
Made
Rairie
Springfield
Illinois Masonic
Weather and city news roundup with meager details
Fog and low clouds linger along the coast through tomorrow with warmer conditions Tuesday. Lows Monday night near 40s, highs in the 60s to low 70s. Champagne- carrying passengers celebrate a city workers strike end in San Francisco after 39 days. An all-points bulletin seeks a muscular man linked to Westside rapists in West Hollywood. Crested Butte editor laments paper's decline over Callaway coverage. A French Vietnamese link to Thailand murders noted. Ulrike Meinhof reportedly hanged in prison per West German Justice Ministry.
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