Skydiver Teresa Torres Dies in Case at Homestead Airport
Teresa Torres 26 and a Cuban refugee who embraced outdoor sports died during a second skydiving jump at Homestead Airport. Her main parachute failed to open and the reserve chute was not deployed. Frank Castro, president of the Golden Patrons skydiving club, said she had lived with zest for life and was quick to learn.
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Simple Test Could Prevent Many Strokes in Test Trial
Carmel California AP UCLA researchers describe a forehead mounted device that listens to sound waves from the ophthalmic artery to assess carotid artery health. Early tests on 123 patients found 29 with previously undisclosed carotid impairment, suggesting earlier treatment could reduce stroke risk.
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Auto-Train Service Faces Widespread Startup Woes
Auto-Train Corp Acknowledges problems with its 900 mile overnight service linking Lorton Virginia and Sanford Florida. Delays overbooking and erratic car temperatures cite disruptions, while management says reservations and onboard systems are being fixed. Passengers faced long lines in buffet cars and missed night club entertainment as trains began last December.
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Baptist minister sues Hot Springs couple after dog attack
Rev. Marion Grubbs, a Baptist, files a 101000 dollar damage suit in Circuit Court claiming he was mauled by a German Shepherd during a mission visit. Defendants Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bann allegedly failed to restrain the animal and post a warning. The suit describes severe injuries and fear experienced by the minister.
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Nixon Backs Joint U S Soviet Cancer Meet in Moscow
President Nixon voiced support for a new joint American Soviet cancer conference to be held in Moscow this week. Dr C Gordon abrad of the National Cancer Institute led a five member U S delegation en route to Moscow to exchange information on cancer drug use. Nixon spoke by long distance from Paris after a weekend at Camp David with Pat Nixon Julie and David Eisenhower.
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West Los Angeles grows most vegetables for region
From West Los Angeles, over half of the malion’s vegetables are grown locally with nearby California fields supplying the rest. The arrangement highlights regional farming and distribution patterns affecting supply.
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Metcalf Attacks Meat Import Policies and Price Controls
Montana congressman Tae Metcalf denounces Nixon administration moves to raise foreign meat import quotas and impose price controls at the farm level. He urges restricting imports until proper inspection systems are established and criticizes rising beef prices that ranchers say are back to 20 years ago. He also condemns wage and profit policies affecting farmers and calls for inspection standards bill in Senate.
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Steam Roller Smashes House In California
SAN BERNARDINO Calif AP A steam roller smashed through the wall of a four room house and shoved a couch where a sleeping woman Nes Connie Guzman lay uninjured deputies said The four room house was heavily damaged with no dollar estimate available Two youths used a found key to start the machine and fled about 100 yards before being captured and released to their parents
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Utah Hijacker Goes on Trial for Provo Incident
The trial opens for Richard Floyd McCoy, charged in the United States with hijacking an United Air Lines jet on April 7 near Provo Utah. Prosecutors allege he took $40000 in cash and four parachutes after forcing the plane to San Francisco and then Utah. Witnesses, including Utah Highway Patrol officer Rolert Van Teperay, testify McCoy’s sister-in-law said he had helped plan the hijack. Authorities recovered most of the money in San Francisco and arrested McCoy at Fort Douglas after a National Guard weekend duty.
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