Hearst Newspaper Strikes Continue in Los Angeles
Talks toward settlement between striking Hearst newspapers and management broke off after under two hours, now in a fourth week of impasse. Spokesmen for the Los Angeles unit of the American Newspaper Guild report the agents failed to reach a resolution.
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Heart Man Clinging to Life (Continued from Page A-1)
A hospital report details Kasperak’s failing heart and prior stroke, noting his heart was fibrous and enlarged threefold, with poor liver function and ongoing blood transfusions as doctors battled to save him. He had not spoken since a breathing tube was inserted, and the team described his condition amid a broader strike affecting San Francisco newspapers and related union actions.
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Dr Blaiberg Doing Well After Transplant Return Home Hinted
Cape Town South Africa Dr Christiaan Barnard reported on Monday that heart transplant patient Dr Phil Blaiberg 58 may be sent home in two weeks if his recovery continues. The retired dentist became the world’s third human recipient of another person’s heart on January 2.
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Reagan State of the State message outlined by lawmakers
In Sacramento a joint session deals with the Senate split of 20 Republicans and 20 Democrats and the fight for control. Key figures including Mil ton Marks and Robert Fin ch figure in leadership shifts as pay as you go tax plans are discussed and a payroll withholding system is proposed but faced legislative hurdles. Reagan’s address to the legislature is noted as the second State of the State message in a tense political climate.
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Local Textbook Control Gun Toting Bills Reach Sacramento
UPI reports Senator John G Schmitz of Rustin said on Monday he will introduce legislation addressing local textbook control and gun related bills reaching Sacramento. The move indicates a push for state level action amid classroom materials and gun policy debate as lawmakers consider broader limits.
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Plane crash kills three at San Diego airport
Imperial Airlines twin engine aircraft with four aboard crashed on the main runway at San Diego International. Three men died James EB Adkins 45 Allen W Britt Jain 45 Ronald G Steed 26. Bryan Riesler 51 survived in satisfactory condition. The Beechcraft turboprop skidded 60 yards and burst into flames.
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Senate group sets Medi-Cal hearings in California
Senate committee schedule tightens scrutiny of the costly Medi-Cal program as California lawmakers convene in Sacramento to review spending and reforms.
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Comeback Fights Fatigue Fast Comeback Formula Claim
New York special report from Drug Research Center touts Comeback a unique formula that fights fatigue quickly. It claims to refresh energy, ease aches, and provide wide awake feeling within minutes without habit forming stimulants. Athletes are promoted as users.
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Death Row Hunger Strike At San Quentin Continues
At San Quentin, 26 death row inmates press on with a hunger strike into its fourth day over allegedly bad meals. Associate Warden James Park says inmates remain defiant, some hoping the strike lasts weeks, while prison officials cut further canteen privileges.
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