Sue Lyon to marry November 4 unknown groom
Actress Sue Lyon wife to be confirms November 4 wedding but refuses to name fiancé. She currently works with the inmates release program at Colorado State Penitentiary while living in a motel after moving to Denver last month.
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Texas mayor seeks Palacios as interplanetary capital
Palacios Mayor Bill Jackson urged President Nixon to declare the Gulf Coast town the Interplanetary Capital of the Universe to welcome space visitors. Reports of a red blob over the Palacios stadium and other UFO sightings across Texas spurred the push and local officials noted multiple aerial objects near San Antonio Brownwood Mesquite and Fort Worth.
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Cost hikes higher in other U.S. regions than California
AP reports Security Pacific National Bank chief economist Robert T. Parry says California families face rising living costs, but New York and Boston see 30 to 40 percent increases. He cites Bakersfield, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego from 1967 to 1972, and warns prices in meals, grains, gasoline, autos, and apparel will likely rise further amid domestic demand and overseas commitments.
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Fire damages four classrooms at Mayfair High School
A fire at Mayfair High School in Lakewood caused an estimated $100,000 in damage to four classrooms. The blaze began shortly after 4 a.m. and investigators are examining the cause. Firefighters said no obvious ignition sources were found in the classrooms.
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Nine Die In Turnpike Pileup In Dense New Jersey Fog
At least nine killed and about 43 injured in a series of chain reaction crashes on the New Jersey Turnpike near Kearny and Secaucus as fog described as a solid wall shrouded the highway. A bus involved and 22 vehicles were reported in the initial crash with two more major incidents nearby. Police described a lengthy road closure and rescue teams rushing victims to multiple area hospitals. The National Transportation Safety Board said it would review the prior week’s tractor trailer crash involving a Greyhound bus and a car with eight dead and 11 injured.
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Pileup on I 75 Near Detroit Involving Dozens of Vehicles
A fogbound crash on Interstate 75 in Allen Park Michigan sparked a chain reaction involving twenty to twenty five vehicles. A semi trailer jackknifed triggering fires in two trucks and two cars. Several people were injured with no deaths reported.
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Harvard study links Vicks VapoRub to pneumonia risk in mice
The Boston Globe reports Harvard researchers found VapoRub suppresses mice lung defenses, increasing pneumonia susceptibility. Results from two years at Channing Laboratory will be shared at an American College of Chest Physicians meeting in Toronto.
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Surgeon to testify in murder tied to heart transplant
Dr. Norman Shumway of Stanford University will testify in a Alameda County murder case over a heart removed from a neurologically dead victim and transplanted into a recipient who later died. Defendant Andrew D. Lyons, 34, faces first degree murder charges. trial date to be set.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Warns Sunday Readers
The Daily Review cartoon characters Frank and Ernest urge readers to set clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night as DST ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Do not stay up late, and adjust clocks to avoid being late or cold.
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Protest over looming vitamin ban and FDA talk
In Washington protesters in front of FDA offices urged the agency to scrap rules that would ban vitamins combined with other substances with no proven value and may reclassify certain foods as drugs. Organizers argued millions oppose the regulation while officials stressed few vitamins would be prescribed. An apple labeled to show a potential ban was presented to Dr. Ogden Johnson as an example of products affected.
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