Pigs vanish from Byron ranch spark sheriff stakeout
A 2,500 head herd on Kent Bottie’s Byron ranch dwindles with nightly losses. Deputies Cordes and Collier stake out the pen after a raid to load two pigs into a truck, then the pigs return to the pen and no culprits are found.
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Medical official warns of disaster setting in California
Dr. Carl Goetsch CMA president warns California could face a disaster setting if the legislature adjourns in September without solving malpractice insurance. Anesthesiologists began a voluntary walkout May 1, expected back Monday under a temporary agreement. CMA delegates gathered at the Beverly Hilton to push a workable legislative program.
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Calfornia Medical Association
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Carl Goetsch
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UFW Mediation Offer Rejected as Valley Melon Dispute Rises
In Hidalgo Texas UFW planned a six mile border march and church service while farmers rejected mediation from Roman Catholic and other bishops amid violent clashes. The union raised funds to defend ranch foreman Miller Jr as courts issued injunctions to protect a $10 million melon harvest.
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Forced busing declared failure
Washington with UPI reports Professor James Coleman author of the 1966 study on segregated schooling declares court ordered integration a failure outside the South. He argues white flight to the suburbs fuels resegregation in the nation’s 20 largest cities and that private schooling erodes public school integration efforts. He pins blame on white prejudice lack of discipline and court overreach.
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UPI
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James 5. Coleman
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Woman recalls Johnstown Flood six years later
Elizabeth Paul recalls the Great Johnstown Flood of May 31 1889 when 2200 people died after the Lake Conemaugh dam burst. She recounts the frantic rush to high ground as walls of water carried debris wrecking houses and bridges and a subsequent fire among the wreckage.
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Johnstown
Johnstown, Pa
UPI
Elizabeth Paul
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Blind man regains sight after fall and guide dog aid
Jon Lawrence, 43, once blind for four years due to optic nerve illness, reports regaining sight after a fall caused by his guide dog Omar. He saw his daughter first, then his wife, amid cautious hope doctors will confirm the recovery is permanent by mid June.
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England
Jon Lawrence
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