Fire kills three at Newark Cogeneration Plant
A Friday blaze at the O'Brian Newark Cogenerating Plant Inc. killed three workers who apparently suffocated after failing to break thick wire reinforced windows to escape. Firefighters found the bodies after bringing the fire under control.
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N.J
Fire Department
O'Brian Newark Cogenerating Plant Inc
U S balked at 1967 POWs for spies trade sweep
East Germany offered to swap American POWs wounded in Vietnam for Soviet spies held in the West in 1967. The Morning News Tribune cites declassified State Department telegrams and a broker Wolfgang Vogel. US sought more details. Britain reportedly swapped the Kroger spies in 1969. some POWs may have been moved for treatment but no final trade occurred.
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East Germany
State Department
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Germany
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Morning News Tribune
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North Vietnam
Wolfgang Vogel
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Stange
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Krogers
Los Angeles Black-Korean Alliance Dissolves Amid Strife
The Los Angeles Black-Korean Alliance, aimed at bridging ethnic rifts, disbanded after internal antagonism worsened. Once 30 members, the roster dwindled to 10 as leaders noted other priorities. Cited changes in city demographics underscore lasting community tensions. The group formed by the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission six years ago.
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Los Angeles
South Central
Joe Hicks
Direc
Tor
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Alliance
Weather Hotline Fashion Forecast
A daily weather advisory directs listeners to CITYLINE for a 24 hour forecast and current temperature by calling 363-7000 or 337-7000 category 2000. The notice emphasizes checking the line for attire guidance based on the forecast.
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Cityline
Teen deportation ends as Mexican teen reunites with Omaha family
Ambrosio Lopez, 17, reunited with his relatives in Omaha after being pulled from Omaha South High School and deported to Nogales Mexico. He joined his friend Augustin Antunez, 16, and Antunez’s brother Francisco, as humanitarian parole allows them to pursue legal residency with parental support.
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Neb
Mexico
Ambrosio Lopez
Justice Department
United States
Lopez
Nogales
Augustin
Antunez
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Francisco
Ben Nelson
Peter Hoagland
Nebraska
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Maria
Juarez
Mexico City
Omaha South High School
INS
Experts aim to jar Galileo satellite antenna
NASA scientists plan a brute force approach to free a jammed collapsible antenna on the $1.5 billion Galileo probe as it heads to Jupiter. They will rotate the craft toward the sun to warm and expand fittings in hopes of releasing the mechanism and restoring the mission’s imaging capability.
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Los Angeles Times
NASA
Jupiter
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