Avalanches, floods strand tourists and flood Venice
In Rome avalanches left at least six dead and 500 tourists stranded at an alpine resort after a new slide closed the Hoppala pass. Heavy rain swelled the Po river and the Adriatic, flooding St Mark's Square in Venice to five feet as roads and resorts grapple with rising waters and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Actor pleads guilty to misdemeanor possession charge
Anderson AP Rob Denver, known for Tobie Gil lis and Gilligan's Island, pleaded guilty Monday to possession of paraphernalia. Hoyt Axton, 32, of Los Angeles, had the marijuana charge dropped for lack of evidence. Denver, 38, of Thousand Oaks, listed as an unemployed actor, was fined 250 dollars and given until April 15 to pay.
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Prisoners start two hour riot at FT McPherson stockade
Army prisoners in the FT McPherson stockade caused a two hour disturbance Monday night breaking windows and damaging foot lockers and bedding. They dumped bedding from a broken window and set it afire but rain quickly stopped the blaze. They sang outside demanding to see the post commander. No fire occurred. Post commander Cal Callaway and staff met with the prisoners after the incident. A formal investigation is planned.
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Marcuse denies hiring Angela Davis as lawyer
Marxist philosopher Herbert Marcuse says he would continue supervising Angela Davis's doctoral work if she is freed on bail but denies offering to hire her at UC San Diego as one of her lawyers. Davis, an avowed communist, faces murder and kidnapping charges in the Marin County courthouse shooting.
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SALT talks enter second week in Vienna
In Vienna the SALT negotiations entered their second week with both sides reviewing positions. The Soviet and American teams held 85 minutes in formal session and 30 in informal talks at the Soviet embassy and planned next meetings for Friday at the U.S. embassy. Proposed approaches from earlier rounds remained under discussion.
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Pravda links Jewish militants to harassment of Soviet diplomats
Pravda accused Jewish Defense League members in Washington of slashing doors of Soviet diplomats apartments frightening their children scribbling obscenities on walls and making telephone threats during a Sunday protest. The paper blamed the 13.8 government for connivance and noted arrests near the Soviet embassy.
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Seale witnesses ordered for court-ordered tests
In New Haven a judge ruled two court appointed psychiatrists will exam Bobby Seale in preparation for his murder trial. Seale and co defendant Mesricka Tage face charges in Rackley death. The judge declined to remake Xavier Sams for testing, noting he could testify as called by the state.
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Supreme Court sidesteps Ohio pollution suit decision
The Supreme Court rejected taking jurisdiction in the Ohio case accusing Michigan and Canadian chemical firms of feeding mercury compounds into Lake Erie. Justice Harlan said the court recognizes jurisdiction but won’t exercise it, citing scientific and procedural limits. Justice Douglas dissented as pollution matters are reviewed by a joint Canada commission and Interior Department conference.
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Death by own action finding in death fl
Preliminary finding by Dr William J Thompson cites death by own action due to a dog overdose in the death of Roby ert Trotter age 22 a Fresno public official missing two months after failing to appear in court on drunken driving indecent exposure license and resisting arrest A note reportedly signed by Trotter reads No more Autopsy found barbiturate evidence at scene exact cause pending lab results in a week
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Prison Boss Surrenders in New York Court
Joseph Colombo Sr reputed to be the most powerful crime boss in the New York metropolitan area surrendered in a New York criminal court. He faces a sentence of one to two years in prison as the case proceeds.
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FDA orders withdrawal of contaminated IV fluids
The FDA ordered a phased withdrawal of contaminated intravenous fluids blamed for 381 hospital infections and nine deaths. The action followed poor communication and ineffective precautions, with calls to remove Abbott Laboratories fluids unless absolutely necessary. Ralph Nader criticized the agency for not banning the Abbott product earlier.
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Nixon interview tackles credibility gap during war talks
President explains credibility issues in a television radio interview with Howard Smith. He defends actions in Vietnam, clarifies troop support aims, and discusses press responsibility and public frustration amid difficult foreign policy decisions.
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Argentina Restores Democracy After Military Takeover
Argentine military takeover ends as junta chief Gl. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse asserts control. President Heberto Levingston deposed weeks earlier. schools reopen and public services run normally with no extra police presence. The junta had governed since Ag months ago with Levingston, amid a period described as cogovernance.
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