Western storm toll climbs as floods drive evacuations
Southern California faced mass evacuations as levees failed and floods persisted across six counties. Damage neared 425 million dollars with crops including strawberries and almonds heavily affected. National Guardsmen aided relief as Phoenix reported sewage spill without immediate health hazard.
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Firefighters extend picket lines amid jail term for leader
In Chicago, pickets spread to city sanitation yards as a nine day strike frays after Frank Muscare, president of the Fire Fighters Union, is jailed for criminal contempt. A general strike threat arises as union officials urge labor unity and talks stall on a new contract for 4350 firefighters.
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Margaret Trudeau invited to open Tokyo disco amid political pressure
Promoters say Canadian officials pressuring to drop invitation for Mrs. Trudeau to attend the Night Story disco opening in Tokyo’s Roppongi. She would be paid 20000 for the March 3 event. embassy officials deny visits and say she would attend as a private individual.
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Fonda Accepts Davis Law School Commencement Address
Actress Jane Fonda, rejected as UC Davis medical school speaker, will deliver the May commencement address at UC Davis School of Law. The medical school committee had sought other figures such as Andrew Young and Barbara Jordan who were unavailable.
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Vincent fined for possession in Santa Monica case
Actor Jan Michael Vincent pleaded guilty to possessing marijuana after charges of growing marijuana were dismissed. He received a $500 fine and one year of summary probation from Superior Court Judge Bernard Selber, who rejected a diversion program offer. Vincent, known for Hooper and White Line Fever, faced no trial on the charge.
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Joan Kennedy credits therapy for handling campaign pressures
Joan Kennedy says her years of therapy and graduate study enabled her to cope with her husband Edward Kennedy's presidential campaign. She notes campaign work felt like extension of therapy and believes she could contribute as first lady. She mentions reclaiming self-esteem during alcoholism treatment and pursuing a master's in music education, to be awarded this spring.
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