Big Sur Fire Threatens Watershed as Western Fires Rage
A massive Marble Cone fire near Big Sur neared the Carmel Valley watershed with 71 040 acres burned and a 2 3 million dollar firefighting bill. Across northern California 10 000 firefighters battled eight blazes including Scarface and Lassen Siskiyou counties.
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Douglas R Leise
Lincoln County Blaze Forces Daylong Firefighting Effort
A large forest and brush fire in Lincoln County has burned over 2300 acres with an expanded perimeter. 116 firefighters battled Sunday as a C-119 aircraft dropped 8000 gallons of retardant. no injuries or immediate structural danger reported.
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Las Vegas police question man in girlfriend’s murder case
Ronald Ward Dutton, 24, son of Clark County Assessor Jean E. Dutton, was questioned by North Las Vegas police after the murder of his girlfriend Marla Rae Rae. He says he last saw her at 5:30 a.m. but is not labeled a suspect. a polygraph was planned.
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Volcano Erupts As Mt Usu Shakes Hokkaido
Eruptions sent a 39,360 foot smoke plume over Hokkaido as Mt Usu blasted twice in three hours. Police ordered 20,000 tourists and 5,000 residents to shelter while an affected jet returned to Sapporo with 317 aboard. Damage to cornfields neared 11.3 million dollars. A seismology team surveyed the site.
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Anti Nuclear Protests Mark Hiroshima Nagasaki Anniversary
Demonstrators staged anti nuclear protests across the United States to mark the 32nd anniversary of the atomic bombings. About 85 protesters camped at the Trojan nuclear plant in Rainier Oregon vowing to stay until shutdown. Others faced court appearances in Connecticut and Michigan for various actions at shipyards and power facilities. Balloons and marches accompanied demonstrations near facilities including Waterford Millstone Groton Electric Boat and Fermi II.
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PLO Signals Possible Shift on Israel Recognition
The PLO has indicated to the United States it might accept a U N resolution recognizing Israel's right to exist. Reports say the group could accept a 242 amendment adding Palestinian national rights, potentially easing Geneva talks.
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