Man Drives Car Into Crowd Killing Teen, Injuring 54 Near UCLA
A 21 year old Daniel Lee Young in Westwood drove a Buick Regal onto a sidewalk at about 35 mph killing a teenage student and injuring 54 others near the UCLA area. He was arrested on murder charges and held without bail. Police said there was no link to the Olympic Games.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Village
Daniel Lee Young
Young
Inglewood
Scott Gilliam
Gates
Larry Young
Sunday magazine roundup packs culture and history in one day
Cam Mills life comes full circle as features, including Nixon farewell remembrance, gambling in America, John Birch Society status, and new leadership at the cultural center. Cultural pieces note Fiddler opens at Beckley, Wright Brothers theme, and acupuncture reaching coalfields.
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Gene Basham
Fiddler
Beckley
Synthetic coal gas begins flowing to pipelines nationwide
Beulah North Dakota AP synthetic natural gas from the Great Plains coal gasification plant began entering the interstate pipeline system marking the first commercial sale of synthetic gas in the United States. Six of fourteen gasifiers were operating as gas entered pipelines around 8 am, with Miuradin and Melarvie detailing the process and contract pricing tied to No 2 fuel oil at about 6 15 per thousand cubic feet.
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Beulah
N.D
United States
Great Plains
Joel Melarvie
Midwest
Michael Muradin
U.S. Energy
Donald Hodel
Mujadin
U.S. Energy Department
Melarvie
American Natural Resources Co
Tenneco Inc
Transco Energy
Reagan
Congress
Let The Games Begin 1984 Olympic Opening Gala
The 1984 Summer Olympics opened with a lavish USC Coliseum ceremony attended by over 90 000 spectators. Ticket prices ranged from 50 to 200 dollars with scalpers asking up to 650. Parking near the Coliseum reached 100 while park and ride options eased traffic.
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University of Southern California
Daily Telegraph
Reagan
America
Downtown Bluefield Seeks Edge Over Mercer Mall
Bluefield city board member Bea Paine urged downtown merchants to outmaneuver Mercer Mall with targeted promotions, common ad rates, and free parking. She proposed a $40,000 civic grant for downtown improvements, plus steps to designate a historic district and bolster policing and cleaning.
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Karen Kaplan
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Bea Paine
Mercer Mall
George Washington
Reading
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