Assaulted Dominguez professor leads security move on campus
Dominguez Hills professor Dr. Claudia Buckner, raped in the campus library, accuses lax security and a cover-up as she leads a push for stronger campus safety measures. Faculty and administrators dispute the charges, while women students form a movement urging action.
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Hospital plug pulled girl dies
A hospital plug pulled led to the death of a young girl. Officials reported the failure during treatment, with the incident under review by hospital administration and medical boards.
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Beame accuses Ford of hate campaign over New York aid
New York Mayor Abraham Beame denounces President Ford as waging a campaign of hatred disunity and confusion He criticizes Ford's planned organized bankruptcy for New York and warns of nationwide consequences if the city defaults Beame urges federal help and belt tightening actions while noting Ford supports Saigon aid but not New York assistance
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Sadat warns Congress on neglect of Palestinians
Sadat told a joint House Senate session that neglect of the Palestinian issue fuels violence and extremism. He urged U.S. leadership and support, saying solving the Palestinian question is key to the Middle East dispute. He spoke during his 10 day U.S. visit and departed for London after meeting President Ford.
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Moroccans Ready for Sahara March
King Hassan II announced 350000 unarmed volunteers would enter Spanish Sahara in a March of Conquest. He would not lead personally. Volunteers drilled in border tent cities as UN Secretary General Waldheim urged conciliation and called the march symbolic.
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Britain rushes troops to Belize amid Guatemala border tensions
Belize reports say Britain deploys infantry, jets, and VTOL aircraft to bolster a 650 man garrison as HMS Zulu watches offshore. London cites increased Guatemalan activity and possible incursions near Polvora, with Guatemala calling the move intimidation.
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Senate House unit vote extends oil price controls
Senate and House panels approved rival plans to extend oil price controls while allowing different sunsets. The House would keep controls permanent. the Senate would permit expiration in spring 1979 with staged price rollbacks. Both diverge from Ford energy policy as administration weighs veto risk and a possible cross-party deal.
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Scotland Yard Assigns Bodyguard to Caroline Kennedy
Scotland Yard provides an unarmed bodyguard for Caroline Kennedy after a bomb blast outside Hugh Fraser's London home. A passerby died. police say the target was Fraser, not Kennedy. Kennedy, 17, was staying at the house. she studies at Sotheby's.
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Trash bin assault in San Pedro leaves worker beaten
James Arthur Porter a transportation department worker from Long Beach was robbed of 60 dollars and beaten unconscious in downtown San Pedro. He was placed in a large trash bin, dumped at the Carson transfer station and found semiconscious by Western Refuse Co. workers. Porter was hospitalized with minor injuries. Police reported two assailants knocked him from behind after he sat on a bus bench at Sixth and Mesa Streets.
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Fusion breakthrough advances pursuit of energy from stars
A report highlights a breakthrough in fusion research as scientists push toward practical energy from fusion reactions. The article notes safety and feasibility challenges and outlines ongoing experiments and funding signals.
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