Aftershock Follows Quake Strikes Across Los Angeles Area
Residents camp outside homes amid aftershock chaos. Mildred Robbins, 66, died of a heart attack at Arcadia Methodist Hospital. More than 70 quake injuries reported. Red Cross shelters house 500+ evacuees. Widespread damage in Whittier Vernon San Gabriel and Pasadena, with collapsed structures and gas leaks. Bridges and freeways suffered closures as emergency power runs.
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Mildred Robbins
Arcadia
Arcadia Methodist Hospital
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Isenti
Red Cross
Marta Jimenez
Montebello
Jimenezes
Dora Nunes
Whittier
Frank Sapien
Pasadena
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Lisa Ryken
California Medical Center
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Adams
San Onofre
San Diego
Southern California Edison
Dave Barron
Vernon
San Gabriel
San Gabriel Civic
Alhambra
Rex Hotel
Bill Adkisson
Adkisson
Bob’s
Big Boy
David Santavier
Medical study links stuttering to brain time delays and shivering models
Mayo Clinic researchers at the Duluth center explore stuttering as a medical issue, comparing jaw shivering to speech pauses. Pozos aims to apply concentration-based shiver control and brain signal timing adjustments to reduce stuttering, coordinating with clinics, physicians, and therapists for comprehensive insight.
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Arnold Aronson
Mayo Clinic
Department of Neurology
Aronson
Mayo Medical School
Rochester
Duluth
Pozos
Conflicting Propaganda Acts Tied to Iran‑Contra Probe
A six month GAO review uncovered documents linked to Congress Iran‑contra inquiries not turned over by the White House. Rep. Fascell questions what else remains hidden as the public diplomacy office faces criticism for pro administration messaging and ties to private efforts with the contras.
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GAO
White House
Rep
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fascell
House
Government Operations Committee
Jack Brooks
Texas
Central America
Otto Reich
Reich
U.S
Venezuela
International Business Communications
Oliver North
IBC
Richard Miller
Carl “Spitz
Channell
Irancontra
Snow hits early in Oct widespread with power outages
Snow across the Northeast marks a record cold day. Sugarbush in Vermont reports an inch with early season optimism. Massachusetts and Connecticut declare emergencies as roads close and 171000 customers lose power. Fatalities from fallen trees reported in Columbia County. Vermont and New Jersey see utilities affected and unusual warm pockets in Los Angeles contrast.
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Sugarbush
Connecticut
William O’neill
State Armory
Hartford
Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Pittsfield
North Adams
Williamstown
Westfield
New York
Canada
Mel Goldstein
Western Connecticut State University
Alabama
National Weather Service
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
Mobile
Montgomery
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Service
Los Angeles
New York State
East Jewett
Catskill Mountains
Albany
N.Y
Goldstein
Albany Greater Capital District
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Ray Hull
Susan Benfield
Columbia County
Montgomery County
Hagaman
Ron Emery
Vermont
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Sue Shinn
Vernon Township
N.J
Beltone offers free tiny in-ear hearing aid model
In Chicago Beltone announces a free non working model of the smallest hearing aid to show how tiny hearing help can be. The paper model weighs under an eighth of an ounce and fits the ear canal, with no cost or obligation. Send name address and phone to Department 78867 Beltone Electronics Corporation Chicago 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Department
Beltone Electronics Corporation
West Victoria Street
Ilinois
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