Brush fires threaten Sespe sanctuary near Condor refuge
A West brush fire spread toward the Sespe condor sanctuary as 16 000 acres burned in Los Padres National Forest. Firefighters received unexpected help from unseasonably cool fog and temperatures in the 70s by day and low 60s at night. The San Jacinto blaze in Riverside County remained near containment with 90 percent under fire lines. A third fire across Northern California was controlled after damaging homes vehicles and livestock. total costs estimated around 200 000 dollars.
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Pillmore
UES
Los Padres National Forest
Sespe Wildlife
San
Rake California
Forest Service
San Jacinto Mountains
Los Angeles
Ventura County
San Ancinto
Riverside County
California
Spy ring bust strains Anglo Soviet ties in Hong Kong
London reports a Hong Kong spy ring led to expulsions and arrests of two Russians and two Chinese merchants. Britain fumes over alleged spying on Sino British ties as normal relations with China struggle to recover.
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London
API
Britain
Russia
Hong Kong
Hong - Kong
Ching
Additon
Hong
Kong Ig
China
Heking
Soviet report credits US aid in Mars flights
The Soviet Union said American help aided Mars 2 and 3 explorations but cited unexplained brief signal losses from Mars 3 cameras after landing. Tass news outlined findings noting no final reasons for the abrupt signal stop and continuing investigation. Separately Pablo Casals, 93, was released from a San Juan hospital after checkups for a lingering infection, in good condition.
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Mars
Mars 2
Mars 3
Tassi
San Juan
UPI
Pablo Casals
Agalho Malye Hospital
New American Legion Commander Named at Fort Worth
Wathews of Fort Worth is selected as the new commander of the American Legion. The 50 year old veteran secures the post after the Legion's annual convention, succeeding John H. Geiger of Des Plaines, Illinois.
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American Legion
Legion
Sith
Danwal
John H. Geiger
Des ‘Plaines
Morning News and Veily Review Publication Notes
A garbled OCR fragment from a California newspaper shows names and roles such as publisher and business manager, with incomplete address and subscription rate notes. The legible portions reference The Morning News and Veily Review and a Maynard area contact, reflecting a historical publishing context.
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Veily Review
Ine
Ere Sparks
Predident
Mublsk
Milliam Chitcore
Luziness
Ieee
Pox Offee
Hayward
Califorin
Tetond
W. Winke
Maynerd
Calif
Federal court rules Medicaid abortion funding unlawful
A three judge federal panel in New York overruled a state directive that blocked Medicaid payments for abortions. It held the directive violated constitutional rights by denying women equal access to medical care and rejected fetal protection claims. The Nassau County Medical Center must grant abortion requests from Medicaid eligible women up to 23 weeks.
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Wns Tee “U Don
George Wyman
Nassau County’ Medical Center
East Meadow
Nassau County Medical Center
Iteat
Michigan appeals court nullifies state abortion ban
Michigan Court of Appeals rules 13 year old abortion law unconstitutional citing modern medicine makes therapeutic abortion safer. Ruling preserves convictions of doctors for illegal abortions and rejects claims the law protects fetal rights. Reaction ranges from liberalization advocates to antiabortion forces pledging ongoing action.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
State Court of Appeals
Antialar Pn
Bay County
Oakland County
Rob S.nixon
Samuel Bricker
Chile police free 159 after protest incidents in Santiago
Police released 159 detainees from a series of protests earlier in the week in Santiago. Judge Meersohn fined some, while officials said President Abede would soon lift the emergency. Army control kept the peace as 3.3 million residents remained calm.
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Santiago
Chile
UPT
Abraham Meersohn
Salvador Abede
Ency
Pravince
Oakland man completes 101 mile Death Valley hike record
Oakland 48 year old Leonard Moore claimed a new 97 hours 18 minutes record for a 101.5 mile Death Valley trek. He began August 19 at Sacramental Castle and reached Jubilee Pass amid extreme heat. Companion Al Harris 23 endured the journey with him until fatigue and dehydration paused the trek.
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Oakland
UPI
Leonard Moore
Death Valley
Moore
Sac
Flr
Seatly's Castle
Juebilee Pass
Betiwee Moore
al Harris
Stolen reptiles and teacher report theft at school
A theft at an elementary school saw four other lizards and two iguanas stolen along with a 19 foot beard and a character nicknamed Momma Big Momma. Reptiles owned by teacher Jack Wall were valued at 90 dollars. Police reported the rear dormitory door showed signs of entry Thursday.
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Atherton
Big Momma
Big Momme
Jack Wall
Wileh
Berg Limmlad
Laird touts new bomber at North American plant tour
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird praised a $33 million bomber mockup as the Nixon administration's top strategic deterrent. He toured the North American facility, urged bipartisan support for the program, warned against budget cuts, and expressed fear the country would face danger if political recommendations derail the plan.
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UPY
Melvin Levit
Sal
Nixon
Adinistration
Aml
George McGovern
Rockwell
Laird
Cifé
McGovern
Constaa
Congress
Defense Department
North American
United States
America
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