San Francisco rationing cuts fuel for emergency vehicles
Up IPI report says Geo hae's emergency service vehicles face fuel cuts as Union Oil Co initiates rationing. Purchasers note limited deliveries for about six weeks due to production issues, tied to a new process affecting on-line operations. Officials seek city clarification on the measure and its impact.
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PG&E Urges Gas Conservation This Week
Pacific Gas and Electric Co has ordered all its drivers to observe fuel saving rules. Vice President Richard K. Miller said drivers should reduce speed when feasible and safe, avoid hard braking and keep vehicles cruising with traffic flow, and steer clear of congested areas whenever possible.
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Federal overtime ruling on California women gains stay
A federal appeals court stayed a district court decision striking down California's eight hour overtime rule for women. The court said it needed more time to review alleged violations of overtime laws involving about 15,400 women and $700,000 in claims. The state argued overtime rules should apply to both sexes under federal guidelines.
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Four arrested in Chinatown holdups tied to ski mask gang
Four youths including Daliewed Lo were linked to at least eight holdups in Chinatown. Police found several thousand dollars in a car and over $41,000 traced to the gang. Three robberies targeted a bank, a restaurant, and a grocery store. The group masked their faces during crimes.
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New Meningitis Vaccine Aims to Protect Infants
San Francisco report notes a new meningitis vaccine for Semanti oid infants shows potential protection from meningitis with immunization by three months and boosters at one year. It claims to reduce cases and deaths, citing about 4,000 cases yearly in the United States and 1,000 deaths, plus long term organ damage in some. Researchers describe a sugar-based coating vaccine that stimulates antibody production, with early evidence suggesting even small antibody amounts may suffice.
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Infant returns home from Tokyo amid surgery delay
Teresa Rose Decorah an eight month old American Indian treated in Tokyo for a rare Giver defect is to return to Milwaukee Wisconsin next week. Dr Ken from Burugs chief pediatric surgeon at Juntendo University Hospital says her weakened condition and severe damage make surgery unlikely at present. Parents Donald Decorah and wife say Surga told them Theresa should go back to the states to a pediatrician who will provide her needed care.
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Rutgers Grants Honorary Doctorate to Paul Robeson
Rutgers University quietly awarded Paul Robeson an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters on his 75th birthday, ceremonies held for him in Philadelphia with his son Paul Jr. present. President Edward Bloustein praised his long contributions and the university context of the award amid prior neglect and controversy.
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Pact ends bloody Lebanon crisis
In Beirut a secret understanding between Lebanese authorities and Palestinian guerrillas took effect ending days of violent crisis. The army remained in control with curfew in place while guerrillas guarded refugee camps and barriers, as talks produced unwritten measures accepted by both sides.
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WWI Hanriot biplane to fly to Paris Air Show
Marvin Hand, a San Francisco travel agent, rebuilt a 1918 Hanriot fighter from a box of parts. The fragile French biplane will travel to France aboard a Boeing 747 for display at the Paris Air Show, marking the aircrafts first return in 55 years.
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UC Regents weigh $1 million carrot for better undergraduate instruction
Los Angeles reports that Gov Reagan links a $1 million incentive to improve undergraduate teaching at the UC system. Regents, led by President Hitch, say funds would bolster teaching Evaluation methods, summer grants, curricula, seminars for freshmen and transfers. The one time offer aims to boost teaching despite past funding gaps.
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Prisoner James Lilly Sentenced After Probation Burglaries
James Lilly, who has served part of a year in prison, was tried on burglary charges while on probation. He proclaimed prison as his only home and was sentenced to five more years in jail in Winchester England.
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