Autopsy ordered in frat prank death near Angeles National Forest
In Los Angeles the autopsy will determine if three fraternity brothers who left 21 year old Fred Bronner in a rigged forest stunt in gym shorts are liable. Bronner was dropped off amid rugged terrain 11 days ago and found at the bottom of a 500 foot ravine. Detectives will decide on possible action after the autopsy.
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Nine nations join Common Market amid low-key ceremony
BRUSSELS AP Nine flags flew outside the headquarters of the European Common Market a day after Britain Ireland and Denmark joined the world's richest trading club New Year's Day marked the enlargement of the European Economic Community Prime Minister Faward Seath called Britain's entry a tremendous opportunity and predicted quicker enthusiasm as benefits become clearer Green Marprethe told her Nunes of great expectations but cautioned that membership will demand much from Wien and the conservative Danish paper Posten warned of a gradual pace of change many will find murderously slow
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Skeletons Identified as Santa Rosa Girls Missing From Skating Rink
Two skeletons found near Santa Rosa have been identified as 12-year-old Yvonne Weber and Maureen Sterling, missing from a skating rink nearly a year ago. The remains were identified via dental charts, and were recovered from a bankment along a rural road. Authorities provided the update through the Sonoma County sheriff's office.
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Ex-Russian Sailor Found Shot in Mountain Cabin
Sergei N. Muu kov, 21, a former sailor who fled Russia for Canada in 1970, was found dead with four bullet wounds in a rented mountain cabin on Monday. San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies considered foul play, noting a young American woman renting the cabin with him reported the death and was not held.
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Final veto session ends as California lawmakers head home
Sacramento AP report says California's veto session ends with lawmakers predicting no overrides of Gov. Reagan's 168 votes. A 1946 override was the last, as Prop. abolishes veto sessions and creates a two year legislative term. Only 26 of 120 legislators attend the New Year session, which lasted about 17 minutes.
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Belmont station aids Managua quake victims with broadcasts
KGME in Belmont on the Peninsula remained a lifeline after the Managua earthquake, broadcasting 10 hours daily to relay appeals for missing relatives. The 20-person staff, operating from a concrete block near San Francisco Bay, used shortwave to reach South America and keep survivors informed while the city’s communications failed.
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Tune boats head south to fish for yellowfin tuna
Threlty's temaboat ficel sails for South America to catch yellowfin tuna. Ninety boats depart San Diego Harbor and aim to harvest up to 160000 tons under the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission limit. Without permits large seiners risk South American claims to 200 miles offshore. Shorter range ships must follow a Mexican law requiring at least half crew be Mexican citizens within 12 miles of shore.
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Only 35 solons perfect in Women voters ruling
Washington report from UPI notes the League of Women Voters rated 35 lawmakers perfect on 12 key issues in the second session of Congress. Senators Akin Cranston and John Doe among the 18 named with 100 percent scores, while several House members drew zero ratings on school busing, pollution, and welfare reforms.
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Income guidelines boost poverty thresholds nationwide
The Labor Department on Monday raised government poverty income levels by 191 dollars. The new figures determine eligibility for federal aid, with a single person in the continental United States now classified as poor if net income is under 2 000 dollars annually, while a family of four is set at 4 700 dollars and a farmer’s single person at 1 800 dollars.
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Newspaper masthead with garbled address and offices
Fragmented OCR reads a newspaper masthead listing publisher and offices in Hayward Alameda County and San Leandro with garbled names and an address street lines. It notes post office and phone numbers in multiple cities including Hayward San Leandro and Fremont and references a date March 3 1897.
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East Berlin border smuggling bid ends at border
West Berlin police reported a Mercedes with West Berlin plates sped toward the East West Berlin border at the Heinrich Heine crossing. The car breached a barrier and crashed into a concrete wall gallar, with three to four occupants detained. Two more people were arrested after another vehicle arrived. Guards searched vehicles and even interior components as they reopened the crossing briefly. The incident highlighted ongoing border tensions despite the Big Four agreement easing travel for West Berliners to the East for holidays.
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Marcos calls peace talks in Mindanao amid fighting
UPI reports President Marcos proposed a peace conference with two Muslim leaders to ease clashes in Mindanao Sulu and Basilan. Over the past fortnight government forces and Muslim rebels fought, with 10 soldiers killed and 15 wounded in 12 engagements. In Basilan a patrol killed 25 rebels, while forces hit Sibat Hill on Jolo island, capturing a rebel training camp and command post.
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