Fire Kills One and Destroys 78 Homes at Romero Saddle
A fatal blaze in Romero Saddle near Santa Barbara killed one person and burned about 78 homes. Firefighters treated 34 injured, with 28 burned victims hospitalized. total casualties reached 40 as fires raged across Northern California. Brindage, Hutchins, and Benidage among notable residents affected. helicopters and planes aided air and ground attack. The widespread disaster stretched across La Cumbre Peak and Santa Barbara area, with Los Angeles and county units joining.
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Ford Chrysler Join in Holding Price Line for 1985 Cars
Ford and Chrysler followed General Motors by announcing no price increases on 1985 model cars. The move, anticipated after GM's decision, kept prices steady as the auto industry prepared new models and included the Mustang Falcon Fairlane and other lines. Prices cited exclude taxes, transport, and prep charges, and are based on standard equipment.
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School Aid Programs Agreed on by Conferees
Washington reports a House Senate Conference Committee agreed to extend and expand two major federal school aid programs. Negotiators settled on separate bills for the National Defense Education Act and the impacted areas aid program, paving the way for final congressional approval early next week.
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Revolt in Saigon Tangles Army and Montagnard Leaders
A U S spokesman says the Army colony mediates between rebel Montagnard tribesmen and the Saigon government while hostages are held. Col Jol Freund, linked to the rebels, is described as the key contact between Montagnard leaders and Vietnamese authorities. Also noted are extensions of the NDEA loan program aiding students and districts in impacted areas.
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Marshal Cleared in Ole Miss Rioting
James P. McShane, a former New York City policeman, was indicted for inciting a riot in 1962 at the University of Mississippi. The Lafayette County Grand Jury charged breach of the peace as he and marshals confronted students near the Lyceum Building after a clash with the highway patrol.
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