Democrats Fail To Block Education Board Pick
The California Senate confirmed Gov. Ronald Reagan's appointment of Clay N. Mitchell of Orange County to the state Board of Education by a 27 to 9 vote. All opposing votes came from Democrats, with Mitchell aged 58 and noted as a retired financial adviser and food broker who has chaired the Orange County Board of Education for about seven and a half years amid sex education hearings and a ban dispute.
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Violent weather sweeps across Illinois to Northeast
Violent weather lingered from Illinois to the Northeast with funnel clouds near Akron Ohio and a reported tornado in northeastern Illinois. A tornado was spotted near Poland Ohio south of Youngstown. Rain totals reached 1.60 inches at Niagara Falls New York and 1.13 inches at Dubois Pennsylvania. Fog disrupted Kennedy International Airport with limited takeoffs while LaGuardia and Newark reported normal operations.
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FBI probes death of VISTA worker in North Carolina
Nancy Morgan, 24, a VISTA worker and former SIU dean's list student, was found murdered in her government car along U.S. 25-70 near Tanyard Gap in Pisgah National Forest. The body showed bound hands and feet and was nude except for draped slacks. Autopsy scheduled at Mission Memorial Hospital.
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FDA chief urges focus on making drugs effective
Dr Charles Edwards of the U S Food and Drug Administration told the Association of Food and Drug Officials conference in San Francisco that the 1970s should stress applying basic research to therapy. He urged drugs be made good rather than merely safe and warned some medicines are sold over the counter inappropriately.
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Photo finish election in Britain
Britons voted in a high turnout general election with a photo finish possible. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labor Party seemed likely to win, while Edward Heath's Conservatives staged a late comeback and polled nerves about a razor thin margin. Voting began quietly at 7 am across the country.
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Ambassador recounts kidnapping in Rio de Janeiro
West German Ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben described a 123 hour captivity by leftist abductors in Rio. He said he was chloroformed and forced into a wooden box before being moved to a hideout and held in a garage. His release came in exchange for 40 prisoners exiled to Algiers.
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Miami Police Battle Violence in Negro Areas
Police fought sniping, firebombing, looting and rock throwing in Miami's Brownsville and Liberty City areas with over 60 arrests amid an 8:30 p.m. curfew. Injuries rose to 22 at Jackson Memorial Hospital, seven from gunfire, as two bystanders were lightly wounded at a firebombed grocery store. A sniper surrendered after firing at patrolmen.
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Communists cut Highway 1. Cambodians reopen key routes
Communist forces cut Highway 1 linking Phnom Penh and Saigon while Cambodian troops reopened Highway 4 to Kompong Som, restoring a second major route. UPI says overall Indochina toll rose with 130 Americans killed and 364 wounded last week, plus Cambodian and South Vietnamese losses.
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Army sergeant drives 34 miles for help after shooting
Richard Hunt, 31, an Army master sergeant, drove his car 34 miles to a highway rest area on Interstate 40 for aid after being shot in the abdomen by a stranger approaching from a passing car. He was listed in critical condition at a March Air Force Base hospital.
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