Cholera Epidemic Spreads From Naples Across Italy
In Bari and Naples cholera deaths rise with 13 total blamed since the outbreak began. Nearly 400 cases reported in Naples and Bari as officials accuse smuggled North African mussels of spreading the illness and an 88 year old dies in Tivoli outside Rome. A case is reported in West Germany.
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School term begins as district faces lean year
About 12 000 students and 580 teachers return for the 1973 74 term across 14 elementary schools two junior highs two high schools and Maple Continuation High School all on a 13 250 million budget A two cent property tax increase to 2 69 per 100 supports bond redemption and state building fund repayment Administrators shift staffing with six moved to new schools and one resigning A college style class selection system and a simulated office course program debut at Cabrillo and Lompoc High Schools
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Maple Continuation High
el Camino School
Alice Milligan
Drum Canyon
Jalama Road
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Joe Carlin
Carlin
Nixon
Paul Comer
Clarence Ruth
Lloyd Crossman
Buena Vista
la Mesa
Wyland Fuller
Los Berros
Wilbur Krauth
Crestview
Warren Mantooth
Loma Vista
Los Padres
Charles McElmurry
la Honda
Henry Gallina
Miguelito School
Jerome Tichy
Lompoc High School
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Lompoc Area Accident Free During Labor Day Weekend
Lompoc and surrounding streets reported no fatalities over Labor Day weekend with nonfatal fenderbenders. National tallies showed 396 traffic deaths, 1 plane, 40 other, totaling 492 from the holiday period. California had 25 deaths and rising drunk driving arrests as warnings urged belt use and cautious driving.
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Illinois
New York
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National Safety Council
Inmates seize three cellblocks at Indiana State Prison
In Michigan City Indiana two state officials met inmates who had seized three of five cellblocks and held three guards. Demands included amnesty as a possible condition for release. Gov. Bowen considered amnesty as a last resort if hostages are freed. About 900 inmates in the affected blocks were involved.
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Chrysler UAW hold session on labor contract talks
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers met on Labor Day to discuss voluntary overtime as 127,500 U.S. and Canadian auto workers face a possible strike. UAW President Leonard Woodcock urged compromise while noting a deadline of Sept 14 to secure a new three year pact.
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Tropical storms Christine and Delia threaten Caribbean and Gulf coast
Tropical storms Christine and Delia churn through the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico with gale winds and heavy rain. Christine likely to hit Leeward and Windward islands with up to 60 mph winds and flooding in Guadeloupe Antigua Barbuda and Dominica. Delia approaches Louisiana coast with potential hurricane strength later today.
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Coast Guard Bombs Burning Ship as Fire Fumes Threaten City
Coast Guard helicopters conducted over 200 bombing raids on the burning tanker Key Largo in the Mississippi River 50 miles south of New Orleans. Fire crews fought eight tons of tetraethyl lead in the forward section while calcium carbide posed acetylene gas risks. Evacuation affected about 500 residents as river traffic reopened to most vessels.
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Meany barred from Nixon era convention in Miami Beach
AFL-CIO President George Meany said Nixon will not be invited to the union’s upcoming Miami Beach convention citing past conduct. Meany and union leaders criticized Nixon economic policy on Issues and Answers as Brennan touted job gains and low unemployment. A separate note mentions a neighborhood fair where Darren Gallina, Dacy Gallina, and Sally Teeple raised 1.61 dollars for leukemia victims.
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Peter J. Brennan
Darren
Dacy Gallina
Sally Teeple
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