Tragic Hollister Family Killed in Mountain Crash
AP report from Felton details two sets of Hollister siblings aged 16 to 18 killed when their GoFapact car lost control on the Santa Cruz Mountains, crossing the Gulfportila Highway and colliding with a truck. Names cited include David M4 Costa 18 and siblings Adela 18 Charlotte Viagas 16 and Manuel. Caroner's office provides the initial statement.
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Soviet medal honors Angela Davis centennial Lenin birth
American Communist Angela Davis received the Soviet Union's Lenin centennial medal, presented by Yadgar Nasvididi Nova, chairman of the upper house of the Supreme Soviet. Davis said she would continue to follow Lenin's pre cepts. Rayls arrived in Moscow on Monday.
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Judge weighs Rooney custody bid in Santa Monica
Superior Court Judge Mavis Clines heard Mickey Rooney seek custody of his four children from his fifth wife. The children aged 12 to 16 have lived with maternal grandparents for six years after their mother Barbara Thomason Rooney was shot to death by a man friend. Rooney, in his seventh marriage, wants them to live with him in Florida. Grandparents accuse Rooney of neglecting visits and say the children are happy with them.
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SF Methadone program to expand with federal funds
San Francisco aims to expand its methadone program for heroin addicts after federal agencies promised 2.4 million dollars. Health director Dr Francis J Curry said 6390 addicts are being treated and the city must hire 15 doctors and 30 nurses with starting physician salaries from 25 400 to 27 500 dollars and nurse pay at 141 500.
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Reagan names LA supervisor to fill vacancy
Gov. Howard Reagan appointed Assemblyman James A. Hayes of Long Beach to the Los Angeles County Supervisor vacancy caused by the death of Burton Chase. Chase died in a wreck last week, with his term due to end in December. Hayes and LA City Councilman Marvin Beaudry, a Democrat, were already candidates for the November 7 runoff for the seat.
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Hostage Rescue Ends in Shootout in Chicago Restaurant
Three gunmen abducted five women at a North Side Chicago restaurant. Police killed two robbers, wounded an officer, and captured the third. Hostages were rescued as gunfire and a burning car ended the pursuit. Suspects identified as Michal Jones 17 and Michael Laney 48, both of Chicago, with Louis Varyer 21 detained.
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McNamara study found in Berkeley arms raid
In Alameda County Superior Court two men were sentenced for explosives crimes linked to a Berkeley raid that seized a detailed study on Robert McNamara and his family. The multi page public survey covered McNamara's habits, Aspen summer home, and security details.
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Researchers link DES exposure in pregnancy to daughter vaginal cancers
Boston researchers led by Mrs. Arthur Herbst and Howard Ulfelder report cases linking diethylstilbestrol DES taken by pregnant mothers to vaginal cancer in daughters. They note about 80 confirmed cases worldwide in women under 35, with risk still unclear and no immediate medical implications.
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Unification talks begin in North Korea
Seoul and Pyongyang Red Cross officials opened negotiations to end the separation of families with a ceremonial session in Pyongyang. Delegates exchanged greetings and agreed to negotiate in a spirit of reconciliation as cultural events were planned before the next working session in Seoul in two weeks on Sept 13.
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Forest fires plague crews across five forests and districts
Firefighters battled more than 220 blazes sparked by a recent storm across five national forests and five state districts. Crews used helicopters, ground tankers, and bombers to corral fires that erupted Monday night, Lassen National Forest fires peaking at 25 acres. A new storm later rekindled several fires as thunderstorm activity continued through Wednesday. Fire Dispatcher Bud Pel tigre of the U S Forest Service urged caution amid ongoing threats.
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Augusta nightclub brawl ends with arrest after disturbance
In Augusta at the Kitten Club Nightspot last night a performer known as Tiny Lim toppled on stage during an act, prompting a punch and confrontation. Wilford Shines, 27, joined the scene, but Tim did not press charges while Shipes was arrested for drunkenness and creating a public disturbance.
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Five pursue blockade of U S ships at Long Beach harbor
Five antiwar activists jumped into the harbor from a boat near Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station to halt two destroyer movements in a protest framed as blocking shipments of naval weapons. They were plucked from the water by police and Coast Guard and booked at Orange County jail for access violation.
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