Agnes Storm Ravages East In Massive Floods
Tropical Storm Agnes moved north with torrential rains triggering flash floods across North Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and New York. Thousands homeless dozens dead as highways flooded and power and water services disrupted. Commuter rail service halted in Washington area and evacuation orders issued for Occoquan Laurel Bowie and other communities amid rising river levels.
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Detroit Flooding Forces Evacuations After Heavy Rains
Heavy rainfall in Detroit caused rapid water rise in homes, with Joan Magill pictured rescuing a bobbing television from a flooded basement. By Monday residents evacuated in several neighborhoods as power was cut in multiple areas. No injuries were reported.
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Laird and Fulbright Trade Salty Salvo Over Security
In Washington, Melvin R. Laird and Sen. J. William Fulbright clashed during Senate hearings on arms control. They accused each other of threatening national security as SALT terms and the Moscow accord loom. Fulbright warned of mischaracterizing weapons capabilities while Laird defended his remarks as personal views.
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Nixon Marriage Marked by Gala Appearance
Mrs. Pat Nixon appeared in an exuberant mood yesterday at a gala celebrating education. Members of Congress and the nation joined in the festivities. She later returned to the White House for a celebration with the President.
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Recount Fails in Shasta Dam Sewer District Vote
In Shasta County the recount of ballots for the proposed Shasta Dam Sewer District ended with the same result as the initial count. The measure, forming a district to serve Central Valley, Project City, Pine Grove and Summit City, failed by about two votes per two-thirds requirement. Rich Brenan and staff reported 28 ballots corrected but the outcome remained unchanged.
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Fourth of July falls on Tuesday this year
The speaker notes Independence Day remains on July Fourth and cannot be shifted to create a long weekend. It was not included among holidays moved to a Monday, so the traditional date persists despite attempts to add a long weekend.
Oakland police chief vows new roles to aid urban needs
Police Chief Charles R. Gain told the Alameda County Bar Association that officers will reject guarding the status quo and instead provide services unseen 15 years ago. He cited programs addressing urban challenges and a 12 percent drop in serious crime this year, including consumer fraud outreach and landlord tenant dispute settlements.
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Brando ordered to pay alimony and child support
In Santa Monica California AP Brando, 48, was ordered by a Superior Court to pay 34400 monthly alimony plus 10 weekly child support for two children and retain custody of his son Christian 14 from his first wife Anna. The actor claimed his ex wife Marvaita was living with musician James Henry Ford after a alleged marriage.
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Missing 73 year old man found near Panorama Heights
Body of 73 year old TMyehold Yucca Wiley man missing for nearly three weeks was found in Sequoia National Forest about 40 miles southeast of Cheré. Investigators say his death is undetermined pending autopsy. the man had last been seen near Panorama Heights asking his daughter for auto parts in Long Beach.
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Rattlers Discovered in San Diego Home Sparking Cleanup
Randy Haas avoided his favorite TV chair after his mother found a half inch rattlesnake under a cushion on Tuesday. Police killed the intruder and gardeners treated the home with exterminators. siblings reported calm now as the family recalls the fright. In Inverness Scotland a court found Nathaniel Low guilty of tossing prawns and fries over Lovelace’s farm party during a restaurant attack.
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Scotch on the hops at Robertson Playground record bid
Sixteen junior high students in Los Angeles sought to set a 344 hour world hopscotch record as volunteers acted as aides and recorders. Barbara Mermer, 14, said the current 10 hour 11 minute standard would be surpassed with 81 sandwiches, gallons of salt drinks, 69 carrot sticks, and candy bars fueling the marathon event watched by parents and police.
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Accntofidanan anc canfinuod as THE MORNING NEWS
The Baily Review publishes a notice about a resident and publisher in Hayward California and a slave matter under the Art of Congress dated March 3, 1897. It lists addresses in Hayward and Leandro for correspondents and offices, with a 12 percent paratt Sty Sen Leandro and a Fremont office at 177 Center Square.
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