Stocks rise as NYSE sees heavy trade amid Middle East hopes
The Dow climbs as gains lead the market after optimistic signals on the economy and Middle East peace efforts. NYSE turnover tops 1200 million shares in early trading while the index edges higher. In Tokyo, former Prime Minister Sato dies at 74 after stroke and pneumonia. Beirut battles flare with gunfire in five suburbs as urban fighting costs lives and injuries.
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Tragedy in Fontana: 14-year-old dies in upstairs fire
In Fontana a 14-year-old girl, Carol Ann Robbins, died trapped in the upstairs bedroom as smoke and flames engulfed the home. Earl Robbins woke burning home, escaped through a window and carried out his 10-year-old son before authorities say the fire started in the mattress of the father's room.
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Coast Guard rescues diver finds trapped oil rig worker
Coast Guard said a diver rescued one of six men believed trapped in a capsized sea rig offshore Grand Isle Louisiana. The diver found him in a compartment with a three foot air pocket and said the man is alive though condition unknown. Divers seek the other five with reports of additional air pockets but access remains blocked.
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Neighbor Kills Neighbor. Suspect Arrested in San Bernardino
Police arrested 63 year old James Thomas on suspicion of murder after an argument with neighbor Robert Smith 38 ended with a single gunshot. A small caliber handgun found at Thomas home is believed to be the weapon used in the San Bernardino incident.
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Judge Denies Move of MacDonald Murder Trial to Los Angeles
UPI reports District Judge Franklin T. Dupree denied a request to relocate the murder trial of former Army Green Beret doctor Jeffrey MacDonald from North Carolina to Los Angeles. The trial, slated to begin July 14 in Raleigh, concerns the 1970 killings of his wife and two daughters at Fort Bragg. MacDonald, living in Huntington Beach, California, and directing the ER at St. Mary’s Hospital in Long Beach, had urged transfer.
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FTC proposes rules to end drugstore price advertising ban
The Federal Trade Commission proposed rules to abolish state laws restricting prescription drug price ads. Chairman Lewis A Engman said a year-long probe found drug prices vary up to 200 percent in the same town, costing U.S. consumers billions yearly. The aim is to help shoppers locate the best deals on about 6.7 billion dollars in annual prescription spending.
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FTC orders manufacturing date labels on new vehicles to curb fraud
The Federal Trade Commission requires all new cars trucks and motorcycles to carry month and year of manufacture on the vehicle. The agency says the labeling helps stop fraud where similar models are sold as new despite minimal yearly changes, especially heavy duty trucks.
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Cal Poly Pomona Professor Shot After Surprise Burglary
Police say Daniel Lee Miller a 33 year old forensics professor at Cal Poly Pomona was shot to death when he surprised a burglar in his home. A friend found Miller after 8 30 am. The home showed no sign of ransacking or missing items though the neighborhood had several burglaries late Saturday.
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Supreme Court to decide EPA power over nuclear plant waste
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether the Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to regulate disposal of nuclear plant waste into U.S. waterways. The case centers on federal jurisdiction over nuclear waste discharges and environmental safeguards.
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Salisbury Tie Ends as Security Withdraw Patrols
Security forces in Salisbury withdrew armed patrols and roadblocks across African townships after clashes between police and rival black nationalists. Eleven demonstrators were killed and eighteen injured in the violence.
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Wallace eyes state by state presidential bid strategy
Wallace plans to formally announce his presidential candidacy in the last two weeks of June and pursue delegates across most primaries. Aides expect a major battle in New Hampshire with Ford and a GOA conservative opponent, while proportional representation could help Wallace reach the Democratic convention with many delegates. Hartke said he would support Wallace if he secures the nomination, noting philosophical differences.
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Brazil's nuclear rise alarms Washington over explosives option
U S officials warn West Germany Brazil pact could enable Brazil to pursue a full nuclear power cycle including reactors fuel fabrication and plutonium reprocessing. They fear safeguards unknown may allow future weaponization while Brazil resists the nonproliferation treaty citing peaceful aims. Argentina may also seek capability as talks proceed on an $8 billion long term deal.
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Ford Sadat talks raise prospect of Arab Israeli peace
In Salzburg Ford and Sadat praised progress toward permanent peace and revived US mediating role. Ford offered resuming economic aid to Egypt as mutual goodwill grew. Sadat hailed Ford as honest and urged a Cairo visit. In Jerusalem Rabin announced a large Sina front troop reduction, denying timing with the Salzburg talks.
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Soviet to Start Month of Missile Tests in Pacific
The Tass news agency said the Soviet Union will conduct about a month of missile tests in a 150 mile wide zone in the north Pacific starting Tuesday and ending June 30. The area lies roughly 2,500 miles northwest of Hawaii and all ships and aircraft were warned to avoid the test zone. No test specifics were released.
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Norco Man Sells Garden Tractor With Ad Help
H Mahon of Norco sold his garden tractor using a Guaranteed Results advertisement in The Daily Independent. The notice invites readers to place items for sale by calling Tac 1234 and asking for Guaranteed Results.
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Flames destroy trailer at Ratcho Corona Mobile Village
Fire destroyed a 20 foot mobile trailer at 1238 W Sixth in the Ratcho Corona Mobile Village. Owner Leonard Benoit at 1236 W Sixth owned the trailer which was vacant and for rent. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars. Alarm sounded 1 34 a.m. and units cleared by 3 15 a.m. Cause undetermined.
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Gunman steals from Corona service station
A bandit armed with a snub nosed pistol robbed a Corona Texaco at 105 W Third Friday night taking $349.13. He forced the attendant to fill a customer’s car and demanded exact change, then ordered the attendant to hang up the phone and locked him in.
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Loot recovered as Corona police probe weekend burglaries
Police reported multiple break ins with substantial loot recovered from a Saturday burglary at Karl's Sportswear in Corona Mall. Items include shoes and a parrot later returned, while no arrests were made. A second incident involved window smashing at a building on Main Street with $1 625 loss.
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Obituaries for Ramirez Soule Williams in Corona area
Epamuseno Ramirez 79 of 410 Joy Street died Friday at Corona Community Hospital. He was born in Mexico and moved to the Corona Noreo area in 1927, active in Sociedad Progresista Mexicana. Survived by wife Mercedes, three sons Augie Corona Joe San Bernardino Fred Ontario, two daughters Juanita Vasquez Mendoza Eva Mejia, 28 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and three sisters in Mexico. Rosary tonight 7 30 at Thomas Miller Mortuary, mass 9 am Tuesday at St Edward's. Burial Crestlawn Memorial Park. Carl Lafayette Soule 78 of 126 W Olive died yesterday at Corona Community Hospital born March 18 1897 in Bloomington IL lived in Corona 29 years. Survived by wife Naida L Soule and sister Dorothy Boehm. Services Wednesday 2 pm Crestlawn Mortuary Chapel Riverside. Interment Crestlawn Memorial Park. Infant Donald R Williams II buried today at Crestlawn Memorial Park graveside, born November 20 1974 in Fontana son of Donald Williams and Mrs Williams of 556 Penrose Street grandson of Walter Radich of Corona. Senior Donald Williams’ lineal relatives noted.
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