Fire holds around Zen retreat as California blaze grows
Firefighters push containment around the Zen Buddhist retreat Tagsajara in the Big Sur Ventana Wilderness area. Officials say 57 000 acres burned with crews establishing 51 miles of fire break and 47 miles remaining. Meanwhile in California a mistrial is declared in the second murder trial of former Manson follower Leslie Van Houten after a jury deadlock.
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Mayor and Teen Targeted in Son of Sam Case
Fragmentary report notes a teen targeted by the Son of Sam serial killer who has already slain six. Police describe a darkened-hours attack in a parked car, with a fatal shooting of a girl and wounding of her date by a .38 caliber revolver. Severe storms forced park closures. a large jamboree area was affected.
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Carter defends handling of affairs amid probe
President Carter declares full confidence in aides during a news conference amid questions about Bert Lance and his finances. The report notes his stance on the Joan matter and states he trusts both the roller and Mr Lance to manage the property. Separately, Robert Henderson of Henderson's Pharmacy Baltimore says he may sue the federal government over Laetrite confiscation and will consult two law firms to assess legal grounds. He believes rights were violated but awaits legal clarity.
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A's Pitchers Stop Red Sox as Streaks Continue
Oakland A's pitchers quieted the Boston Red Sox as the 21 victory marked Boston’s third straight win over Oakland. The A's extended a losing skid, the longest since a rough stretch, while Zimmer faced the challenge.
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Carter unveils plan to revamp federal welfare reform
President Carter outlines a wide plan to overhaul welfare aid with tax breaks and work requirements. He criticizes the current system as wasteful and says 14 job or training slots could help the poor enter work. Projections include higher wages, altered benefits, and a shift from aid to employment.
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Fremont Lions Fountain Draws Thirsty Kids
Three year old Amber Battaglia of Fremont leans in with mother Cathy Garcia to drink from the lion fountain in Central Park. The water tastes the same as any other fountain, but the brave act of leaning into the lion’s mouth makes it an adventure for young visitors.
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Telephone wage pact ends strike threat at Bell
Washington negotiators announced a $3.3 billion three year contract for telephone workers with average weekly pay to rise to 257 dollars. The agreement includes job security, better pensions, five extra days off, and pregnancy protections. A Chicago fire linked to the dispute caused damage as the deal moved to nationwide ratification with federal mediation assistance.
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Microcomputers hunger for brains at local shop
In Hayward a wave of microcomputer fans, mostly men, crowd Computer Shack as owner Dick Van Leer completes a $2,500 sale to a technician named Lynn. The gadgetry includes an 808 processor, memory, VDM board, and portable disk options. Enthusiasts spend hours soldering and assembling these brainy toys for home use.
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