Prosecutors Expect Five More Indictments in Son of Sam Case
Prosecutors plan to add five murder indictments against David Berkowitz by early next week as investigations tie up loose ends. A .44 revolver found in his car is linked to all eight victims, with grand juries convening in the Bronx and Queens for new charges while 25 officers receive promotions for their work on the case.
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Humphrey to undergo major bowel surgery in Minneapolis
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey a former vice president and presidential candidate will have major surgery at the University of Minnesota Hospitals to remove a lower bowel obstruction. Doctors expect a three to four hour operation with the senator in cheerful spirits and optimistic about the procedure.
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California jobless insurance hike threatens state economy
California officials warn of a $1 billion rise in federal unemployment insurance payments unless AB644 is enacted. Deputy director Mary Davies cautions the defeat could also cut $200 million in state administrative payments starting Jan. 1, due to nonconformity with federal rules.
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Rhodesia Major Rule Talks Move Smith Plan
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith discussed the Anglo American majority rule proposal with South African Foreign Minister Roelof Botha at Salisbury, while in London talks with Cyrus Vance and David Owen were noted. Smith plans an Aug. 31 election to test support for an internal settlement with moderates.
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Containment in sight for Marble Cone fire in Big Sur
A 145 mile firebreak was tested overnight as crews push toward full containment of the Marble Cone blaze in Big Sur California. The fire burned 157 800 acres over 17 days with 3 000 firefighters on the line and humidity from tropical storm Doreen aiding efforts.
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Pneumonic plague kills Monterey veterinarian in San Jose
Santa Clara County officials report the first fatal pneumonic plague case in 70 years. Joseph T. Cordell, 55, a Monterey veterinarian who moved to San Jose, is believed to have died after close contact with about 150 people. Health officials warn those exposed to seek medical care, while noting the disease could subside without further cases.
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