Sauna bath suit in Santa Ana sinks into week delay
Maria Parson, 47, plaintiff in a $1 million lawsuit over a sauna door injury, alleges emotional trauma and a life change after the incident. Her attorney Marvin Lewis, 68, collapsed at a restaurant and was hospitalized in San Francisco for a kidney disorder. The trial was recessed for a week with Judge William Murray indicating a further delay if the attorney cannot resume.
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Lawyer sues for Manson fees in Los Angeles
Attorney Irving A. Kanarek filed suit in Superior Court seeking 49150 for his representation of Charles Manson in 1968. He says he served as a public defender after Manson was deemed indigent in the Hinman and Shea murder trial, while the county argues Kanarek was privately hired.
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Corona refuses to testify in mass murder case
VACAVILLE AP Juan Corona says he will not testify against five inmates suspected of stabbing the convicted mass killer 32 times in his cell at the California Medical Facility on December 1. His attorney cites safety doubts. Corona could name two assailants seen before the assault. He lost an eye. five inmates questioned. no names released. Solano County DA says evidence links suspects, but decision on charges awaits Corona’s testimony.
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Louis Garcia
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Race incidents disrupt Citronelle High classes
Citronelle High School dismissed classes after fighting between white and black students. Two students were injured and one arrest reported. Mayor Clay Bassett said about 15 to 20 students were involved in a restroom clash at the 1,148-student school. The outbreak followed a prior Friday fight at a local drive-in.
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Press Guild Seeks 22 Dollar Weekly Minimum at Star-News
Washington Star-News reporters and commercial workers would receive a top minimum pay of 22 dollars per week under a proposed two year contract by the Newspaper Guild. A vote to ratify or reject is set for Friday after a tentative agreement reached Tuesday night. The deal raises the top minimum by 42 dollars weekly over two years, though details were not released.
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Compton teachers strike continues amid wage dispute
In Compton the two week teachers walkout cripples the district with roughly 90 percent of teachers on strike and attendance down under one third of normal. Teachers rejected a proposed 6 percent raise this January and a similar boost next July plus a violence control program and seek 15 percent this year to reach county parity. New talks set for today after an all night session ended at 4 a.m. Wednesday.
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Teens, man charged in cliff death shooting case
In San Diego two teenage girls and a man were arrested in the murder of Stephen K. Phillips, 22, of Martinez. His body was found in a ravine near Lake Hodges after being dumped from a 150-foot cliff following a witness report of the body being tossed over the edge. Steven L. Sewell, 26, of Leucadia, was jailed for murder as detectives investigated.
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Technician gets jail sentence for fatal hotel shooting
A computer technician, Phillip Becker, 23, was sentenced to five years to life for the Aug 2 slaying of Virgilia Tajada, 19, at a Palace Hotel Filipino American Teachers Association dance. Becker faced second degree murder charges after an argument led to the shooting. His brother Joseph Becker, 24, and Nicasio P. Fernando, 21, were acquitted. Armando Aniel, 23, and Sam Parizal, 19, were wounded in the Zuub gunfire.
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Two day halt trucker protest begins amid violence
A two day work stoppage by nonunion truckers sparked violence across Pennsylvania and Ohio with gunfire, severed air hoses, tar dumped on lots, and trucks harassed at stops. Police cited at least 10 shooting incidents and widespread reduced highway traffic as drivers fear disruption to pay.
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Couple sues to stop school Christmas carols
A Burbank couple filed a Superior Court suit to prohibit singing of holiday carols like Silent Night and The First Noel at Toluca Elementary School. Attorney Fred Kilbride and his wife Raisa argue the program indoctrinates public school pupils and illegally spends public funds, violating their children's First Amendment rights.
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NATO Warsaw Pact resume talks on troop cuts after holidays
East West negotiators in Vienna recessed for Christmas and New Year. They planned to resume discussions on cutting forces in Central Europe on January 15, the first official statement from either side since the talks opened. The session closed with a pledge to continue after the holiday break.
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Oil firms warned by Tunney over fuel priority deliveries
Senator John V. Tunney urged Federal Energy Agency director William Simon to pursue court action if needed to compel major oil companies to supply fuel to priority users. He cited refusals by big oil firms to meet the needs of California farmers fishermen and mass transit, noting some distributors reported they received no oil.
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UPI
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William Simon
Federal Energy Agency
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Bank robber caught after brief heist in San Francisco
A woman, Hedon Tout, attempted a Bank of America robbery in San Francisco and fled with $2.99 before a bystander policeman from a nearby cafe nabbed her. Officer Paraman John Comiskey, a marathon runner in the National Police Amps, made the arrest.
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UPI
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Bank of America
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Gasoline Prices Climb Amid Tight Oil Supplies
Prices for gasoline rise monthly as crude oil scarcity and Arab boycott pressure the market. The administration uses an allocation plan to curb spikes, prioritizing industry utilities and public services while motorists bear the heavier share of the cost.
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Cost of Living Council
Reagan inks speed cut law in California
Governor Reagan signed energy crisis legislation rolling back the speed limit from 65 to 55 mph to cut gasoline use by about 300 million gallons annually. He said the 55 mph limit won’t be a hardship and urged action to avoid stricter future measures. Highway Patrol warned the change may not greatly reduce accidents and could worsen rear end crashes on freeways.
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Dockmen refuse Arab cargo shipments in oil embargo stand
UPL Thomas W Gleason president of the International Longshoreman's Association told Buffalo listeners the union will refuse to load cargo on ships bound for Arab countries amid an oil embargo. He said the union of 118000 members is prepared to stop cargo not ships as Arabs buy rice oil and drilling equipment in the United States.
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Teddy" Gleason
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