UN forces deploy on Golan Heights amid halted Israel Syria clash
United Nations troops establish a buffer in the Golan Heights as a week-old cease-fire struggles to take hold. Israeli withdrawals begin, with observers stating forces pull back toward Quneitra while Jordanian and Polish contingents join the mission to complete a disengagement plan.
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Union rule okayed UAW sees streaker disrupt convention
The United Auto Workers delegates endorsed the right to reject a contract despite a majority vote by members. The convention, in Los Angeles, reelected Law President Woodcock and extended local leaders’ terms. Cesar Chavez’s United Farm Workers boss spoke at the meeting amid labor tension and industry slump. A streaker briefly disrupted the scene as thousands faced layoffs in the auto sector.
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Chavez influence floods growers march in Coachella Valley
Report notes Chavez and UFW involvement at the Nationarn Bare Convention near Coachella Valley. Workers and Teamsters discuss labor contracts, with Chavez claiming UFW secured three prior contracts and plans to enforce labor laws as immigration reform draws attention. Local officials and farmworkers' leaders weigh next steps amid rising tensions.
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Coachella Valles
Chavez
UFW
Ecology effort falls flat in desert plant project
A troubled ecology attempt near Las Cruces collapses as pit seedlings wither under drought conditions. Local workers report damaged plants and a lack of water, with neighbors lining the site with barbed wire. Descriptions reference Stevens and his children visiting the site on inauguration day, amid confusion and neglect.
Dog uncovers three bodies near local homes
Sheriff's deputies report a woman found three human skeletons in nearby graves after her dog uncovered a skull in her Devore area backyard. Helicopters and search teams combed the area as authorities worked to identify the remains of two children and one adult and determine when they died.
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Assembly approves homeowner tax break measure
The California Assembly approved a measure to raise the $750 minimum property tax exemption for homeowners and sent it to the Senate for concurrence after amendments. Support rose from lawmakers including DeLar, Mavadi, and Merriss as the bill heads to the Senate for final passage.
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Man pleads guilty in nine counts of California mass murders
Douglas Gretzler of New York City pleaded guilty to nine counts of first degree murder in a Stockton Superior Court proceeding. Willie Steelman waived jury and will be tried on the basis of a grand jury transcript. Both men faced additional charges linked to other killings in Arizona and California with potential death penalties in Arizona and life in California. Gretzler faces transfer to Arizona. Steelman’s case set for June 12.
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Redding Fire Destroys Ma chine Shop and Damages Parts Firm
A downtown Redding fire gutted a machine shop and severely damaged a parts and equipment business. Firemen battled the blaze for over four hours, sending smoke high into the air and drawing hundreds of spectators near the Redding Mall. Chief LG lo said the fire started in a basement storage area and notes assistance from seven neighboring departments.
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Teamsters sweep into California farm worker pact
Teamsters leader Hank Fitzsimmons signaled a bid to represent about 40 000 field workers in California challenging Cesar Chavez and his United Farm Workers. Chavez denounced the move as disruptive while thousands planned a San Francisco march in support of the existing union amid jurisdictional tensions in the Salinas central valley region.
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Sailor Talbot Returns Home After Desertion Clears
Seaman Walter Talbot, once a Royal Navy deserter, sails toward England for the first time since 1920 as his record is cleared. With help from friends and possibly Prince Charles, he plans to visit his Lowestoft birthplace, reunite with his sister Melvina, and search for old shipmates while awaiting a British passport and honors.
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Los Angeles schools survey reveals high drug use among students
A Board of Education report based on 10 000 students shows about half of high school and a third of junior high pupils have tried drugs. Marijuana accounts for most experimentation with 12 plus percent of seniors and 2 percent of juniors reporting regular use. hashish amphetamines and other substances follow in lesser totals.
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Levoin Asape
Edward M. Davis
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Pastor testifies warning over dying son in Barstow case
A California pastor testified that he warned Lawrence Parker as his diabetic son Wesley lay dying that miracles do not cure diabetes. Prosecutors say Parker and his wife faced voluntary manslaughter and child abuse charges after Wesley died when insulin was discarded as an act of faith, with church leaders recounting exorcism claims and warnings to seek medical care.
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Fireman work slowdown eyed in San Gabriel Valley
San Gabriel Valley fire chiefs from six communities met at Arcadia to discuss a threatened work slowdown by more than 300 firemen. The union seeks salaries equal to Los Angeles county firemen, with local wages $200 to $300 less per minute. A spokesman said the slowdown could begin next week and threaten 24 hour after a strike starts.
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San Gabriel Valley
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Monterey Park
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Folsom inmate stabbed in chest and hand in yard
A prisoner, a 15 year to life convict from San Francisco County, was stabbed in the chest and left hand in Folsom Prison main yard. James Pacheco, convicted of narcotics and weapon possession, was listed in good condition at a prison hospital after a knife was found in a handball court nearby. No suspect was yet taken into custody.
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