Grizzlies Multiplying Too Fast in Yellowstone
UPI reports garbage dumps in Yellowstone Park drew grizzlies into the area. The Interior Department shut the dumps in a bid to reduce population growth. John and Frank Craighead warn of potential extinction by 1993, while Nathaniel Reed says the population is not yet in danger. Three biologists will study the bears as the death rate may exceed births.
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Helena
Mont
UPI
Interior Department
Yellowstone Park
John
Frank Craighead
Nathaniel Reed
Secretary of the Interior
Reed
Craigheads
Senate Okays Social Security Earning Limit Hike
The Senate voted 75 to 6 to raise the earnings limit for those over 65 to 3000 dollars, allowing work with full benefits only after that, amid debate over cost and policy aims. A House vote favored 2000 dollars, with conferees to shape a compromise.
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Washington
Senate
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
Buster Brown Actor Edmond Ansley Dies at 84
Edmond Ansley, famed as the 4 foot 2 inch Buster Brown in a 27 year national shoe promotion, died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack at age 84. He traveled about 50,000 miles yearly with his dog Tige for Brown Shoe Co and retired to Hugo in 1937.
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Hugo, Okla
UPI
Edmond Ansley
Buster Brown
Ansley
South Vietnamese, Communist clash near Saigon in four hour battle
South Vietnamese troops fought a four hour engagement with Communist forces 52 miles southeast of Nhon Trach near Saigon. Eight to ten militiamen were killed or missing and 11 wounded. North Vietnamese casualties were unknown as the attack structure remained in the area.
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Lai Khe
Saigon
UPS
Nhon Trach
Cambodia
Quang Tri City
Quang Ngai City
Ba To
da Nang
Lompoc Record Details and Editorial Staff Notes
The document lists publication details for The Lompoc Record including its status as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names officers editors and managers, and notes associations and subscription rate of 2.25 per month for daily home delivery.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California News Publishers Association
Nited Press International
International Press Institute Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Toxic fumes sicken workers at Highlander textile mill
About 50 people, mostly women, were overcome by toxic vapors at the Highlander Ltd. textile plant in Morganton North Carolina. Fire Chief Carroll Sullivan cited a faulty distilling unit and perchloroethylene cleaning fluid as the source. Grace Hospital treated 38, with 12 admitted. Valdese Hospital treated 10, with 2 admitted. No fatalities were reported.
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Morganton
UPI
Carroll Sullivan
Highlander Ltd
Grace Hospital
Valdese Hospital
McGovern pledges more money to cities in campaign
Sen. George S. McGovern vows greater federal support for urban areas, linking city health to ending the Vietnam War, curbing defense spending, and reforming tax policy. He meets Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson New York mayor John Lindsay and Detroit mayor Roman Gribbs to form an Urban Affairs Policy Panel and a Mayors for McGovern committee. He plans a Chesapeake Bay visit before rallying through Baltimore Atlantic City and New York.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
U.S
McGovern
Vietnam
Nixon
Kenneth A. Gibson
Newark
John V. Lindsay
New York
Roman S. Gribbs
Detroit
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Atlantic City
N.J
New York City
America
Nixon-Agnew
Nixon says Vietnam end of war chances better. ends U.S. aid
President Nixon told a Los Angeles crowd that chances of ending the Vietnam War are better now. He said the United States will end military assistance to South Vietnam and will end its involvement. He noted Kissinger’s Paris talks with North Vietnamese delegates and announced plans for a Washington meeting.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Paris
Kissinger
White House
New York
China
Soviet Union
Inquiry cites risky Sabrejet takeoff by pilot
Sacramento UPI reports chief investigator Noel Lawson says most experienced pilots would not have attempted the Sabrejet takeoff that killed 22, including 12 children, at an ice cream parlor. The inquiry probes legality of Richard Bingham’s decision to aim the runway toward a parlor, shopping center, and homes despite FAA limits on congested areas. Relatives attend funerals for victims.
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Sacramento
UPI
Richard Bingham
Noel Lawson
Bingham
Prosecution Evidence Opens in Corona Murder Trial
Evidence may be introduced at Juan V. Corona trial as four alternate jurors sit, with exhibits to be submitted before opening arguments. The 38 year old Mexican immigrant is charged with killing 25 itinerant workers and burying bodies along the Feather River near Yuba City. The case, moved from Sutter to Solano County due to pretrial publicity, followed Corona’s May 1971 arrest after 16 months in jail.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Richard Patton
Sutter County
G. Dave Teja
Yuba City
Feather River
Corona
Sutter
Solano County
Drug crackdown causes eastern shortage spreading to California
US Attorney General Richard Kleindienst told the Pasadena Junior Chamber banquet that a severe narcotics drought has hit eastern cities since last November and is spreading westward. He said enforcement is cutting heroin supply, raising prices and lowering purity, and warned the war on drugs is not won and legalization arguments are diminishing.
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Pasadena
UPI
California
Richard Kleindienst
New York
Washington
Sinatra Helps Woman Recoup Taxi Fare Upon Return to England
Margaret Morgan, a 72 year old London nurse, was reimbursed $283 for a fraudulent taxi ride to Fords New Jersey after Sinatra learned of her ordeal. A messenger from Sinatra's attorney delivered a $250 check and a personal message. The incident began at Kennedy Airport when the driver demanded extra payment at the Walters residence. The driver allegedly claimed a man and his wife waited for Morgan and fled.
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FORDS
N.J
UPI
London
New York
Frank Sinatra
Margaret Morgan
Kennedy
Sinatra
Lawrence Eisenberg
Patricia Walters
Ford Ave
New Jersey
Walter
William Walters
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