Man wakes after eight years in a changed world
Gene Tipps, sleeping since 1967 after a car crash, awoke in Seymour Texas to a transformed era. He is 28, recalls little of the intervening years, and faces speech difficulties from brain injury while his family calls his return a miracle. Doctors offer no firm explanation.
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Mao in declining health worries Chinese leaders
Reports from Peking diplomats and visitors indicate Mao Tse tung, who turned 81 on December 26, is in deteriorating physical condition. He remains alert at times but shows wandering thoughts and reduced concentration while needing constant medical assistance and help to raise his hand for visitors.
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Rail clerks union delaying strike deadline to July 21
Federal mediators announced the railway clerks union will delay its threatened national strike deadline until midnight July 21. Bargaining with management and mediators continued since Thursday afternoon after the original 12:01 a.m. Monday deadline.
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Notice of Alcohol License Application in Lompoc
The undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at 1014 North H Street Lompoc and applies to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for an on sale beer and wine license for public premises. licensees are Terry L Donoghue and Florence T Donoghue.
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Ford urges tough crime plan to curb street violence
Attorney General Levi backed President Ford's bid for mandatory sentences, tougher organized crime laws, higher fines, victim payments, and new prisons while urging state and local action. Ford proposed a model criminal code and $50 million yearly state aid to target urban crime, with gun controls and crackdown on hijacking, drugs, and racketeering.
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May Consumer Price Index up 0.4 percent despite high gas
The Labor Department reports the May cost of living index rose 0.4 percent driven by higher gasoline prices. The CPI is 9.5 percent above a year ago, while the three month inflation shows a 5 percent pace. Gasoline averaged 55 cents a gallon regular and 59.1 cents for premium.
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California housing bill gains final legislative approval
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr wins final passage of AB1 a 950 million state financed loan program for low and moderate income Californians. Senate approved 33 6 and Assembly 56 5 after a conference committee recount. Brown aides expect signing possibly ending four month special session aided by broad support from diverse groups.
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Auto industry mid recovery faces rail strike risk
Detroit reports a fragile auto industry rebound with dealers noting ample inventories for weeks but warning that last 1975 model orders could be lost as rail workers threaten a national strike. Spokesmen say a total railroad shutdown would halt most auto production within a week.
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Zarb assures ample gasoline supply for summer
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb says Americans will have plenty of gasoline this summer despite a stock drop. He warns reports of shortages could trigger panic buying and notes tariff-related price rises will be modest. An FEA analysis probes refinery underuse despite higher crude stocks.
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