Hillside Strangler Case Links Hollywood Street Scene Victims
Police tracing the Hillside Strangler murders find ties to Hollywood street life as five victims were involved in that scene and one worked at Hollywood and Vine. Task force receives hundreds of tips while investigators assess suspects including a man in custody on separate charges. no concrete leads yet.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hollywood
Hillside
Dan Cooke
Bennett Merrett
Hesperia
Calif
Merrett
Hollywood Boulevard
Vine
Yolanda Washington
Judith Miller
Jill Barcomb
Miller
Kathleen Robinson
Jane Evelyn King
Labor Department Calls For Elimination Of 1100 'Picayune' Safety Rules
The Labor Department proposes abolishing about 1100 minor OSHA regulations including toilet seat shape and extinguisher height. Secretary Marshall and OSHA head Eula Bingham say many rules do not affect safety and focus should be on major hazards to protect workers and conserve inspection resources.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Picayune
Eula Bingham
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Bingham
Ray Marshall
OHSA
Flooding Kills Five and Wipes Out Salmon Runs
Severe Northwest floods in the Pacific Northwest kill five people and flood hatcheries. Dan O Leary of the Washington Department of Fisheries says mil lions of salmon eggs were crushed and young fish killed by silt. Rivers receded leaving mudded homes and stranded travelers.
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Seattle
UPS
Pacific Northwest
Washington State Department of Fisheries
Dan O'Leary
O'Leary
Anti viral drugs praised in JAMA editorial
Journal editor Dr William R Barclay lauds two anti viral drugs as a potential new class to tackle untreatable viral diseases. He cites selective virus destruction without harming tissue and predicts future breakthroughs could extend life while noting some self inflicted diseases remain without cures.
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Chicago
API
Journal of the American Medical Association
William R. Barclay
Barclay
Teen Drinking Levels Off Says New UPI Report
A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism update to Congress suggests teen drinking may have leveled off since a 1974 rise. The study notes wartime to 1965 growth, followed by stabilization, with church involvement and academic achievement linked to lower risk while parental and peer influence remains a factor.
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Washington
UPI
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Congress
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