Holiday death toll falls short of last year across states
United Press International reports Labor Day weekend traffic and accident deaths totaled 454 by 3 a.m. EDT, below last year’s 559 but within the National Safety Council’s preholiday projection. The tally includes 44 traffic deaths, 42 plane crashes, 42 drownings, and 39 other fatalities across states such as California, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina, with deadly crashes in Nashville and near Caruthers California.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Safety Council
California
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Caruthers
Calif
New York State
Philipsburg
Hurricane Carmen Strikes Yucatan. Eyes Campeche Bay
Carmen lashed the Yucatan coast with heavy winds and flooding at Chetumal injuring five. Officials ordered emergency aid from Mexico City as the hurricane moved toward Campeche Bay and West Texas potential effects.
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UPI
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Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Miami Weather Bureau
Campeche
Yucatan
Campeche Bay
Brownsville
Texas
Chetumal
Caribbean
Interior Ministry
Brown attacks Reagan over wasted California tax dollars
Democrat Edmund Brown Jr. campaigns in California accusing the Reagan administration of wasting millions in tax dollars annually. He cites a rent burden from a state office building construction freeze, says rent exceeds new construction costs, and pledges vetoes on general tax increases while demanding strict review of state construction, including UC projects.
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San Francisco
UPI
Edmund Brown Jr
Reagan
Brown
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco Art Club
Verne Orr
University of California
Unusual Nevada candidate campaigns from desert bordello past
Beverly Harrell a 4 foot 9 inch former Nevada bordello madame campaigns for the State Assembly as a Democrat in a three county district Esmeralda Nye Mineral. She describes a mobile home campaign travels of about 8000 miles and vows to fight the Bureau of Land Management while highlighting her honesty business success and lack of skeletons in the closet. She leases federal desert land once near a bordello and faced relocation after a federal court setback.
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Nev
UPI
Nevada
Beverly Harrell
State Assembly
Ms. Harrell
Esmeralda-Nye
Mineral
Harrell
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Dean to begin two year prison term in Watergate case
John W. Dean Ill, former Nixon adviser, reports to U.S. marshals to start a two year sentence for one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. He will testify later in the Watergate coverup trial of six White House aides and officials, including Mitchell and Ehrlichman, before transfer to a federal prison camp after prosecutors no longer need him. Sirica cited Dean's care for his mother-in-law as a factor in delaying the start.
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UPI
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White House
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John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marchan
Gordon C. Strachan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Nixon
Watergate
Lompoc
Calif
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
California
Sirica
Jerry Lewis Telethon Raises Over 16 Million For Muscular Dystrophy
The Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon from the Sahara Hotel Las Vegas and segments from New York and Nashville raised more than 16 million in pledges the largest single event total for muscular dystrophy humanitarian needs. Lewis expressed hope to surpass 18 million and found resolve toward a cure as the 21 2 hour show concluded.
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Nev
UPI
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Sahara Hotel
Las Vegas “‘Strip
New York
Nashville
Mystery surrounds Bobby Joe Keesee in kidnapping case
In San Diego federal court motions are filed over the March 22 kidnapping of U.S. Vice Consul John Patterson in Hermosillo Mexico. Keesee once touted as a war hero and CIA claimant faces kidnapping charges after Patterson's body was found, with ransom notes cited and a history spanning Korea Cuba Vietnam and a prison term.
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Calif
UPI
Bobby Joe Keesee
CIA
Keesee
Middle East
North Vietnam
U.S
John Patterson
Hermosillo
Mexico
Patterson
Huntington Beach
Grand Jury
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Cuba
Flournoy accuses Brown of fiscal misdeeds in California race
San Diego UPI report shows Republican Houston I. Flournoy attacking Democrat Edmund G. Brown Jr. as a spendthrift with hollow promises. He pledges fiscal responsibility and opposes tax hikes, citing Reagan era lessons. Flournoy campaigns across the state from Cucamonga to Tehama and Alturas, engaging steelworkers and GOP rivals along the way.
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UPI
Houston I. Flournoy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Flournoy
Brown
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Cucamonga
Tehama County
Flournoy and
Alturas
David McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
U.S
George Brown
GOP
Autumnlike cold grips nation ahead of fall
A strong high pressure system brought cooler air deep into the South and across the nation. From Nebraska to Texas temperatures dipped into the 30s and 40s with record lows in several cities. Thousands were southbound for Mackinac Bridge events but rain and cold kept many away. Frost and freezing expected in the Dakotas and upper Midwest with flooding in Texas and a tornado spotted near Mobile Bay. Seattle posted a record high for the date as temperatures swung from 32 to 91 across the region.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Texas
Sioux City
Iowa
North Platte
Neb
Lincoln
Amarillo
Tex
Minneapolis, Minn
Wichita
Kan
Mackinac Bridge
Michigan
Upper
Lower
Desert sniper near Santa Fe Springs killed three in desert rampage
Richard H. Hicks, fired from a plastics plant for "freaking out" over a lost screwdriver, is jailed in Indio on suspicion of a six hour desert sniping spree that killed Jose Romero 50 Pasadena Billy Gene Tegarden 41 Bell Gardens and Herman Edge 27 Long Beach and wounded six. A psychiatrist cited a history of drug addiction and violence.
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Santa FE Springs
Calif
UPI
Richard H. Hicks
Steve Brown
Hicks
Indio
California
Hicks Brown
Brown
Arizona
Jose Romero
Pasadena
Billy Gene Tegarden
Bell Gardens
Herman Edge
Long Beach
Tucson
Ariz
Dissolution Notice of Cap's Communications and Electronic Supplies
California dissolution notice for the partnership of L D Heinbaugh and John C Cantrell doing business as Cap's Communications and Electronic Supplies at 125 North V Street Lompoc Santa Barbara dissolved July 31 1974. Partners L D Hembaugh residing Lompoc and John O Cantrell residing Lompoc with liquidated assets and no debts between them. Dated August 28 1974. L D Hemnbaugh September 3 1974.
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California
L.D. Heinbaugh
John C. Cantrell
North V Street
Lompoc
County of Santa Barbara
State of California
Cap’s Communications and Electronic Supplies
L.D. Hemnbaugh
John O. Cantrell
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