Alcatraz recaptured as guards seal island and beacon restored
UPI reports the Coast Guard repaired Alcatraz beacon after a 19 month Indian occupation. Federal guards patrol with sentry dogs and 40 foot boats to deter another takeover as 15 holdouts were removed. The GSA plans a wilderness park opening within a week, pending cleanup and a Morton announcement.
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San Francisco
UPI
Coast Guard
Alcatraz
U.S
Thomas E. Hannon
U.S. General Services Administration
Reagan tax loophole tied to cattle firm profits
Sacramento legislators urge closing loopholes after reports that Gov. Reagan used an exclusive Midwest cattle operation to gain tax relief. The Oppenheimer Industries firm buys cattle, manages herds, and enables investors to claim capital gains and depreciation benefits. Noted clients include Jack Benny, Alfred Hitchcock, and Arnold Palmer.
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Sacramento
Calif
Reagan
Oppenheimer Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Australian socialite's nonuplets face critical care after birth
Doctors fought to save four survivors from nine children born to Mrs. Geraldine Brodrick at Sydney's Royal Hospital for Women. Four girls and five boys were born premature and most died or remaining unstable as incubators and stressed conditions persisted. The mother remained in satisfactory condition after hormone-assisted birth with gonadotrophin.
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Sydney
UPI
Geraldine Brodrick
Royal Hospital For Women
Brodrick
Brodricks
Navy to replace uniforms with blue suit and tie
Adm Elmo R Zumwalt will order a major uniform change replacing the white hat jumper and bell bottoms with a blue suit and tie mirroring commissioned officers and chief petty officers. The move ends the enlisted dress as known for generations.
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Washington
UPI
Ad. Elmo R. Zumwalt
Navy
Zumwalt
Final victim recovered in DC9 F4 collision case
Sheriff deputies recovered Sunday the remains of what was believed to be the 50th and last victim of the Air West DC9 and Marine fighter collision. Only 22 victims identified. Federal investigators plan a mockup reconstruction to determine impact positions with the DC9 nose and F4 wing brought to a warehouse for a two dimensional layout.
Lompoc Record Adopts Legal Newspaper Status and Details
The Lompoc Record is listed as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The notice lists officials including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President and Harry J. Crompe as Editor along with staff and organizational memberships and option rate of 2.25 dollars per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Riot rages in Albuquerque injures many
About 500 demonstrators, mostly Mexican Americans, looted and burned downtown Albuquerque. One man was shot to death and at least 25 others injured including seven police. A security guard shot three looters. one died. Five journalists injured while covering the disturbance.
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Detroit
UPI
Albuquerque
N.M
Donald Byrd
Ben Ray
John Webster
Thomas Martinez
Guy Brasley
The
Albuquerque Journal
Charlie Gurule
Kob-Tv
Ray Hern
KEDF
White House Wedding Secrecy Ends with Cox Nuptials
Tricia Nixon married Edward Finch Cox at the White House in a ceremonious ceremony delayed by drizzle. Guests, including family and close friends, watched as the couple exchanged rings beneath a flowered gazebo and danced with the President, who then noted his rare public dance.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Finch Cox
White House
United States
Tricia Nixon
Caribbean
Palm Beach
Fla
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
New York
Edward Latch
Kahlil Gibran
16 year old valedictorian stirs national reaction in speech
Liza Hirsch, San Jose High valedictorian, says her graduation address criticizing school policy drew about 254 calls with only six unfavorable. She called her 13 year tenure a babysitting ordeal and noted concerns over drug education and policing.
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San Jose
UPI
Liza Hirsch
San Jose High School
June Lockhart
Liza
Leo Ryan
D-Burlingame
Sacramento
New York
Chicago
Frank Sinatra bids farewell at Hollywood relief gala
Frank Sinatra performed a final curtain call at a Hollywood relief gala, singing Angel Eyes and other hits as he reiterates plans to retire from night club and screen work. The event produced by Gregory Peck and Rosalind Russell aimed to raise one million dollars, with tickets from 100 to 250 dollars.
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Hollywood
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Hoboken, N.J
Sinatra
Gregory Peck
Rosalind Russell
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Golden Gate
Hannon
State Assembly
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Moretti
Sacramento Bee
New York Times
Oppenheimer
Reagan Cattle Co
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Seattle
Wash
Mount Shasta
Mt. Shasta
Douglas Smith
United Methodist Church
Etna
van Heflin
Cedars of Lebanon
Heflin
George Baker
National Transportation Safety Board
Air West Ise
Hantom
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National New Association
California Association
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Perry Martin
Newman Tryon
Audubon Society
John LaRue
Mrs. Edward Cox
Nixon
Tricia
Cox
Woodstock
Magic Christian
Valley Drive-In
Dick Lawton
Lompochel, RE
Standard Oil Company of California
Barbra Streisand
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Jimmy Stewart
Pearl Bailey
Grace Kelly
Monaco
H” Street
Eeeeee
Eiandeecadenas
N.Y
Michael Wadleigh
Bobh
Wadleigh-Maurice
Warner Bros
Christian
Airport
Walt Disney Productions
Technicolor
Patton
Lompoc Tel
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