Water and Power Strike Shuts LA Power to Thousands
A three day strike by Department of Water and Power workers cut power to thousands in Los Angeles and interrupted water to reservoirs. Vandals hit aqueducts while doctors warned of risks to an emphysema patient. Bargaining was set to resume as 7,000 workers walked off.
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Susan Hayward undergoes brain biopsy for tumor
Actress Susan Hayward was biopsied for a brain tumor at Emory University Hospital. Neurologist Dr George T Tindall said she is in good condition and awaiting test results to determine malignancy after a week in hospital.
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Atlanta
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Brown offers debate with ban on TV ads in condition
California gubernatorial candidate Edmund G. Brown Jr. told reporters his debate offer with Houston I. Flournoy hinges on Flournoy agreeing to a ban on paid TV and radio ads. Flournoy called the advertising clause news to him and suggested Brown may be trying to dodge debates. Brown proposed six debates beginning Labor Day with a complete ban on broadcast advertising.
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California dentists allowed acupuncture in practice
Attorney General Evelle J. Younger says state law does not restrict dentistry to specific treatments and allows acupuncture as an appropriate method for patient care. He notes acupuncture is a novel method but finds no clear legal objections to its use by licensed dentists.
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Severe Thunderstorms Hit Multiple States With Hail and High Winds
Nationwide weather report notes thundershowers from the northern Plains to the Atlantic coast. Bovey Minnesota saw golfball sized hail and Grand Junction Colorado faced 72 mph winds causing damage to aircraft, trailers, and power lines. Rain fell in the Rockies and Gulf states with Niagra Falls seeing over an inch in six hours. Temperatures ranged from 91 in Needles California to 52 in Quillayute Washington.
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Bradley urges extended federal revenue sharing for cities
Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles told a National League of Cities meeting in Seattle that cities cannot afford to lose revenue sharing. He urged a one year extension before the program ends December 31 1976 to allow planning and avoid crippling metropolitan areas.
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