Turkish forces hunt Turks in Elrom murder manhunt
Istanbul authorities arrested hundreds as a massive security operation targeted suspects in the kidnapping and killing of Israeli Consul General Ephraim Elrom. Elrom was abducted last Monday, found dead in a seaport apartment, with three bullet wounds. Security measures, a 30,000-strong search, and a pending capital punishment bill marked the crackdown amid Israeli and Turkish official reactions.
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UPI
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Elrom
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Jerusalem
Isamil Arar
Methadone substitute shows longer effect in addicts
Chicago doctors report a synthetic narcotic called 1 methadyl acetate provides hunger suppression for twice as long as methadone in heroin addicts. In a three week study of 10 male volunteers, half received weekend doses of the substitute while the other half continued methadone weekdays. the substitute group required no medication on weekends and reported no ill effects, suggesting potential for weekend use in methadone programs.
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Chicago
Jaffe
Fall from cliff kills youth at Point Dume
Santa Monica report states Frank Fouzer, 18, fell from a cliff at Point Dume while climbing. He landed on rocks and was found by lifeguards. He suffered a broken right shoulder, fractured ribs, and possible internal injuries, dying Sunday at the hospital.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Frank Fouzer
Point Dume
Fouzer
Tremor Shakes Kamishli Near Turkish Border
A quake lasting eight seconds rocked Kamishli in northeast Syria near Turkey late Saturday. SN A reported windows shattered and walls cracked but no serious damage or casualties. Kamishli lies about 350 miles northeast of Damascus near the Turkish border.
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Beirut
Syria
Kamishli
Damascus
Marine arrested in Santa Ana rape kidnapping case
An AWOL Marine, Lance Cpl. Peter Michael Alex Silva, 22, was arrested in Fountain Valley after a two hour search by 50 officers and a police dog. He was booked on suspicion of robbery, rape and kidnapping following the assault of a Santa Ana girl who was abducted in her car.
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Santa Ana
Lance
Peter Michael Alex Silva
Orange County
Kerry Kowalski
Heil Avenue
Sugarloaf Road
Kowalski
BEATIES ON PARADE CONTINUES AT PACIFIC COAST CLUB
Beach Mounted Police in golden palominos and International Children's Choir of Long Beach in nation themed costumes paraded past Breakers Hotel. Demolay floats topped the event as John Swinehard translated for Miss Germany Christa Saul. Mayors Edwin Wade and parade officials greeted the group before the procession.
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Pacific Coast Club
Edwin Wade
Bishop urges GM pledge over South Africa holdings
The bishop of the Bisco pal Church owning 12,574 GM shares urged that the church not withdraw financial support over GM's South Africa investments. Bishop John E. Hines in Los Angeles said GM pledged further dialogue after attending a stockholders meeting in Detroit. He noted GM’s presence in South Africa supports the racist regime, with 6,000 local workers and sizeable American investment.
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General Motors Corp
Republic of South Africa
John E. Hines
Los Angeles
South Africa
Hines
Detroit
Ammonia Fumes Kill Driver and Hospitalize Eight
A hose rupture during loading at a rural chemical firm released ammonia fumes killing driver Dewey A. O’Neill of Fresno, 50, at the scene. Eight others, including Kings County Deputy Bill Hunt, were hospitalized and later released after evacuations near the Doberly and Plumb facility. Firefighters shut the valve. residents returned home.
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UPI
Dewey A. O'Neill
Fresno
Kings County
Bill Hunt
Hunt
O'Neill
Doberly
Plumb
Burglars Take Color TV From Palo Verde Home
William Goodhall of 3086 Palo Verde Ave. told police Sunday burglars broke into his residence and carried off a portable color television set valued at 310 dollars.
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Palo Verde Ave
Teacher dies in car plunge in San Bernardino Mountains
Linda L. Ferro, 24, an elementary schoolteacher from Highland, plunged 600 to 800 feet off California 18 in the San Bernardino Mountains after leaving a suicide note in her sister's cabin. Deputies say the body was recovered by a CHP search and rescue team.
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UPI
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Sheriff's Deputies
Linda L. Ferro
Highland
California 18
Miss Ferro
California Highway Patrol
Maryland students publish obscene yearbook at University
University of Maryland students defied a state funding ban and produced a 50 page pornographic issue of the Argus campus literary magazine. About 12 000 copies were printed in Silver Spring and slated to be inserted in the spring issue for distribution next week. State Attorney General Francis B Burch had ruled the collection legally obscene, and university officials had refused funding for the issue.
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College Park
University of Maryland
the Argus
Campus Literay Magazine
Silver Spring
Burch
Doctor finds kin drowned in home pool
Armando R. Hernandez 40, an accountant from Mexico, drowned Sunday in his brother Esteban Hernandez's Santa Fe Springs home pool. Deputies said he was pronounced dead on arrival at Studebaker Hospital in Norwalk after Dr Hernandez, who lives at 11253 Ringwood Ave, found his body at about 7 p.m. Investigators noted Hernandez was in the United States on a student visa.
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Santa Fe Springs
Armando R. Hernandez
Studebaker Hospital
Norwalk
Esteban Hernandez
Hernandez
Ringwood Ave
United States
Stabbed East LA man found in Elysian Park
Los Angeles police found the body of 22 year old Richard Rodriguez in a remote part of Elysian Park with multiple stab wounds and a head injury from a blunt instrument. The death is being treated as a homicide investigation.
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Los Angeles
Elysian Park
Richard Rodriguez
Lockheed faces continuity stakes amid Rolls Royce engine deal
Time notes Lockheed must sustain enterprise continuity through management changes as the TriStar project stalls after Rolls-Royce admits engine contract inability. Britain offers up to 312 million dollars for engine production if Congress backs the loan, to help Lockheed buy engines, while rivals blame government aid for mismanagement.
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Britain
Congress
Lockheed
Time
Aerojet-General
Jack H. Vollbrecht
United States
Lockheed faces criticism over engine deal and price
Rival aerospace figures claim Lockheed erred in selecting a foreign producer to develop a new engine at an unrealistic price. W D Perreault notes banks and airlines support the program, while Cranston and others criticize, suggesting vested interests drive opposition and demand for resignations.
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Lockheed
W.D. Perreault
Haughton
TriStar
Pereault
Cranston
YMCA Endorses All-Volunteer Army and Draft Expiry
The YMCA council in Washington endorses an all volunteer Army and urges Congress to let the draft law expire June 30. The 450-member council also favors complete withdrawal of all military forces from Vietnam at the earliest possible time.
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