Relief teams rush to aid Central America storm victims
International relief teams move into Central America to assist victims of tropical storm Fiji. La Ceiba in Honduras reports hundreds killed or missing, with widespread flooding and isolation of communities. U S forces fly in supplies while Red Cross mobilizes aid as authorities assess damage across multiple nations.
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Central America
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPI
Fiji
Red Cross
la Ceiba
U.S
Caribbean
Belize
San Pedro Sula
Panama
International Red Cross
Court clears pay raise for California state workers
A federal appeals court in San Diego overturned a injunction blocking a 4.2 percent pay raise for about 180,000 state employees. The California State Employees Association said the Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals ruled the injunction lacked proper jurisdiction. Governor Reagan had signed a bill for a one time payment to cover retroactive amounts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Cost of Living Council
California State Employes’ Association
Julie Nixon Eisenhower reunites with father at San Clemente
Julie Nixon Eisenhower traveled from Washington to El Toro to spend a long weekend with Richard Nixon at the former Western White House. Technicians on the Jetstar will phase down the estate while a courier briefs Nixon on intelligence matters. the family will not discuss the resgined president publically.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Washington
el Toro Marine Corps Air Base
Nixon Villa
White House
Nixon
Marine Base
William Gulley
Jetstar
el Toro
Johnsons
Margaret Truman Daniel
If you can't have love what is there
Alyce Halpin, 25, a former nursing student who fled a West Side bar fight in 1970, was raped and beaten then found dead by suicide in her Buffalo apartment after police linked carbon monoxide poisoning to a charcoal fire and notes including a line about love.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Alyce Halpin
West Side
Miss Halpin
C. Henry Severson
Texas Floods Persist Across Western Regions
Heavy rains drenched Texas for ten days with nine inches at Rankin and ten inches at McCamey. West Texas highways flooded, El Paso and Sierra Blanca streets submerged, Pecos River expected to rise further. Drought relief turned to flood relief as rivers edge toward receding flows. Morning lows ranged from 36 at Mariquette to 87 at Needles.
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United Press International
Texas
Rankin
Tex
McCamey
el Paso
Sierra Blanca
Mariquette
Mich
Needles
Calif
Bride and wedding party killed in Riverside plane crash
A small single engine Piper Cherokee carrying a bride Patricia Susan Nussle 24 and three wedding party members plus two San Diego guests crashed in dense fog near Riverside Municipal Airport. The plane struck a power pole, plunged into the Santa Ana River bed, and sparked a two acre brush fire. Pilot Jacob Lepper 42 was among the dead.
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Riverside
UPI
Patricia Susan Nussle
Jacob Lepper
San Diego
Las Vegas
Nev
Riverside Municipal
Santa Ana
Lepper
Public outcry urged to end California pension for lawmakers
California lawmakers face anger over 5.5 million in early retirement pensions. Assemblyman Robert McLennan calls for a special session to abolish the plan, as Governor Reagan and Democratic candidate Edmund Brown weigh positions. Moretti would receive 8202 annually, totaling over 180 thousand by age 60. Browns says review possible.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Robert McLennan
Downey
Ronald Reagan
McLennan
Reagan
Brown
Moretti
Ford to Campaign for Flournoy in California
GOP governor candidate Houston Flournoy says President Ford will visit California in the final week before the election to help his campaign. The White House meeting on Thursday produced the pledge, though Flournoy notes Ford’s value has been affected by Nixon pardon controversy. A visit between October 28 and November 1 was planned.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Houston Flournoy
Ford
California
Flournoy
White House
Richard Nixon
Street clashes erupt as Boston school closes amid desegregation strife
Gunfire and melee interrupt Boston as the sixth day of court ordered busing to desegregate schools continues. In Hyde Park High, a large student clash injures five and leads to the first school closure since September. Chicago teachers vote to strike if demands unmet. New Jersey students walk out in sympathy over contracts.
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United Press International
Boston
Chicago
Freehold
N.J
Ricular
Boston High School
Hyde Park
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