California briefs Transplant case slayer jailed
Andrew D. Lyons, 37, was sentenced to one to 15 years in prison by Superior Court Judge William J. Hayes for the Sept. 10 gunshot murder of Samuel Mitchell Allen Jr., 29. The judge ruled death occurs when brain activity stops, despite Allen’s heart still beating after it was removed for a transplant at Stanford Medical Center.
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Swiss consulate official’s wife suffers fatal abortion after attack
A man attacked passersby in Los Angeles on Wednesday killing the unborn child of Juana Maegli, wife of Kurt Maegli, Swiss consulate secretary. He also assaulted a 5-year-old boy before being driven off by the boy’s mother.
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Teachers Stage One Day Walkouts In Southern California
Three Southern California districts saw one day walkouts by teachers to press for salary hikes. Downey saw about half of its 690 teachers participate, protesting deadlocked negotiations. In Fullerton, 400 teachers joined the walkout amid a stalled raise, with the district claiming it is short of matching demands pending state funds by September.
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Reward offered in cop slaying in Los Angeles
Governor Reagan offered a 95000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who fatally shot officer Michael Edwards, a handcuffed LAPD member found dead May 11 in an abandoned Los Angeles building. The offer adds to a $10 reward from the LAPD Protective League. Reagan called the killing of a policeman among the most despicable crimes.
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Injured gold panner cited for unpermitted campfire
In Alleghany California an amateur gold panner named David Boone was cited by the US Forest Service for building a campfire without a permit and letting it burn out of control. He was injured in a canyon near McGinnis Springs and lay about two days before the fire drew rescuers. A Forest Service crew found him and carried him out on a stretcher after the blaze blackened about six acres.
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Doctor Visit Links Salinas Suspect to Slaying Trio
Salinas resident Stephen Hammack 23 is slated for arraignment on murder charges for the killings of Patrick Hill 18 Wyatt Hanson 17 and Teri McCort 17, in Los Padres National Forest. A search warrant followed his June 3 doctor visit for a foot cut and his claim of bleeding needing van washing.
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Belly dancer wowed Nixon at Cairo state dinner
Souhair Zaki who calls herself the ambassadress of love gyrated before President Nixon and kissed Mrs Nixon and Mrs Sadat after a state dinner at Cairo's Koubbeh Palace. Kissinger and Sadat laughed and Haig praised the performance as the Nile evening ended.
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Nixon warmly greeted by Egyptians in Cairo reception
Pat Nixon praised by Egyptian crowds and officials in Cairo as she and President Nixon prepared to board a train to Alexandria. aides said the welcome was the largest ever for an American first lady, lifting her spirits amid the ceremonial visit with President Sadat.
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Guerrillas kill three Israelis at farm settlement
Arab guerrillas wearing hippie style disguises slipped across the Lebanon border and opened fire on Shamir farming settlement near the Golan Heights. Three Israeli women were killed and three men wounded. an off duty paratrooper killed two attackers and the third detonated explosives. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command claimed responsibility, calling it a response to Nixon’s visit.
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