Suit filed over fatal plane crash near Mammoth Lakes
A five million dollar civil suit is filed after the January 10 crash near Mammoth Lakes Mono County that killed four. Carol F McNulty of Orinda alleges negligence caused the Beechcraft aircraft rental from Oakland International Airport maintenance sites. Victims include Lawrence McNulty, husband of two, and others returning from a ski outing.
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Cocaine linked death of Marin County probation officer
Marin County deputy probation officer Cowell Fouche was found dead in a San Rafael apartment after using cocaine and bourbon. Coroner deputies reported he had ingested cocaine from a foil container and was last seen the day before by a friend.
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Fire Damage Hits San Jose Lumber Yard
A $500000 blaze destroyed a 41 foot building in downtown San Jose owned by Southern Lumber Co. Flames rose 15 feet as the fire swept the yard, drawing a large crowd. Firemen took 14 hours to contain the 18 acre fire. no injuries reported and cause undetermined.
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Sewage flood closes Los Angeles Harbor beaches
An underground sewer break dumped millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Los Angeles Harbor Tuesday. Health officials banned all water sports as the city began cleanup and county officials ratified an emergency quarantine affecting Cabrillo Beach, with ocean beaches outside the harbor remaining open.
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Federal push urged to solve energy crisis with coal and nuclear
Carroll L. Wilson argues in Foreign Affairs that a crash program led by the federal government is needed to end the energy crisis. He proposes expanding coal production and gasification, increasing nuclear energy, and cutting consumption, with a National Energy Authority empowered to act. He foresees 50 percent of energy from coal by 1985 and nuclear fusion as a key growth path, with underground plants and restricted cooling towers to protect the environment.
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El Reinecke warns of energy crisis and possible lifestyle cuts
LL Gov El Reinecke told the state Association of County Treasurers that the nation may have to cut back on the good life while addressing an energy shortage. He cited scarce nonpolluting sources and urged pursuit of clean energy or cleaner use of oil and coal, noting sun, nuclear power, and geothermal options, with hope to reuse oil and coal without harming the air.
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San Mateo County picks McDonald as sheriff
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors select John B. McDonald, 12, as sheriff to replace Earl Whitsore, who retires after 22 years. McDonald will leave his post as Redwood City police chief in 1969 after 16 years with the Ventura police department.
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