Oil slick cleanup continues with vanishing oil and dying birds
News from San Francisco reports one third of the Bay oil spill has disappeared into the Pacific while two thirds of rescued birds have died. Standard Oil notes little recoverable oil remains from 840000 gallons. Coast Guard and state agencies coordinate a survey as volunteers still respond.
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UPI
San Francisco Bay
Pacific Ocean
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Ecology Center
Marin
Golden Gate
Standard Oil
Coast Guard
Arizona Standard
Oregon Standard
Harry H. Parnell
Parnell
Golden Gate Bridge
Edmund Muskie
Dumke pushes reforms for UC system but tenure plan rejected
Los Angeles based Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke proposed reforms to speed undergraduate education and streamline schedules in an 18 page report to the College Board of Trustees. A college trustee committee unanimously rejected his tenure reform proposals as the full board debate loomed. Separately fire officials warned North H Street residents to avoid tap water from 9 AM to noon next Sunday while hydrant testing may discolor water. In Rome, the state agency Inam ruled teaching nuns are eligible for health insurance under the pension plan, reversing an earlier stance that vows outweighed earnings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
College Board of Trustees
Fire Department
North H. Street
Tire Department
Rome
Inam
Labor and Social Welfare Ministry
Peril Across Washington High Altitudes and Flooding
Unseasonably warm rain melted record snow packs causing western Washington floods the Red Cross calls a disaster. In the Cascades high weather triggered slides halting traffic as sandbags flood protection and Civil Defense mobilizes resources. The Chehalis Centralia area sees rising waters while streams crest above flood stage.
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Seattle
UPS
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Chehalis Centralia
Red Cross
Twin-City
Lewis County
Pacific Coast
Aberdeen
Civil Defense
Thomas S. Pryor
National Weather Service
Chehalis
Burns joins state liquor board as $14,000 a year member
Former Democratic Sen. Hugh M. Burns, 68, is named by Gov. Reagan to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board with a $14,000 annual salary. The three member panel reviews disciplinary actions by the ABC Department. Burns, retired after 34 years in the Legislature, will serve at Reagan's pleasure and must be confirmed by the Senate.
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Sacramento
UPI
Hugh M. Burns
Burns
Ronald Reagan
Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
ABC Board
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Reagan
Jess Unruh
Richard M. Nixon
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Senate
James Shumway
Suisun
Shumway
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