Prisoner Restoring Forest He Destroyed Cal State Fire Crew Role
Phillip J. Kelley, 22, from Rialto California, was sentenced to four months on a U S Forest Service fire crew for starting a September wildfire near Lytle Creek that burned 34 000 acres and cost 16 million in damage and 1 25 million to fight He now works to restore the burned land and prevent future fires while serving his term He vows never to smoke marijuana again and plans to marry after release with intent to become a Mormon
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Phillip J. Kelley
Rialto
U.S. Forest Service
Kelley
Los Angeles
Riverside
Denver
Apple Valley
Violence Ebbing in Ireland as Catholics Flee
Northern Ireland sees a lull after four days of rioting and attacks that left 25 dead and hundreds injured. Catholic refugees continue moving south as Belfast eyes a return to normal life with stores reopening and patrols easing.
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Northern Ireland
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Irish Republic
Londonderry
Newry
Castlederg
Army
Aughnacloy
Rhodes Drops Suit Against Life Magazine
Rhodes dismisses his suit against Time Inc and Life Magazine after the Ohio Parole Board unanimously recommended clemency for Thomas Licavoli. Rhodes asserts the article was a political plot to derail his Senate bid and credits the board with clearing his honor. The board’s current parole review for Licavoli could yield a decision next month.
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Life Magazine
Aazile
Life
Thomas
Yonnie
Time, Inc
U.S. Senate
United States Senate
Licavoli
Toledo
Parole Board
Police Nab Re Female Safecrackers In Fort Lauderdale
Four young women aged 16 to 20 were arrested after officers found them inside a Burger King using hammers hacksaws knives and forks to break into a safe. They allegedly knocked off the safe door lock and were sawing hinges when caught. All are charged with breaking and entering and intent to commit grand larceny and held in city jail. Police say they formerly worked at the Burger King and entered with a stolen key.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Burger King
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Lows
Mostly clear conditions continue with cooler nights and pleasant daytime warmth. Tonight lows will be in the 60s, tomorrow's high in the 80s, with yesterday’s high 82 and this morning’s low 54.
Wallace to reopen segregated schools in Alabama
Gov. George C. Wallace is expected to order the reopening of one or more all black schools closed by federal court order under a freedom of choice plan. He already ordered a white pupil transfer and urged Nixon to oppose the desegregation plan as part of his stance against busing. Pamela Davis, reassigned from Mulga area to Westfield 22 miles away, is among the cases cited.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
New Hope Grammar
Limestone County
Alabama
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Justice Department
Davis
Mulga
Westfield School
Minor
Women's Work Laws Ruled Unconstitutional
U S District Court Judge Don J Young ruled state laws restricting women workers hours lifting limits and resting chairs at a Sandusky General Motors plant unconstitutional under the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964. The ruling notes prior inconsistent state enforcement and provides that GM followed federal law due to priority confusion.
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Toledo, Ohio
U.S. District Court
Don J. Young
Young
General Motors
Sandusky
Ohio
Ganein
Sue Young
William Walker
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Walker
Double amputee vet steals show at Blaze Starrs party
Paul Nelson, a 21 year old double amputee, performed an impromptu striptease at Blaze Starrs 2 O Clock Club for more than 100 wounded Vietnam veterans from Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He unzipped his pant legs and removed his wristwatch and artificial limbs while Miss Starr and the crowd watched. He later snapped off his artificial left limb, joking that he only needed a cane to get by. Nelson hopes to be home in Newport Kentucky for Christmas and plans to return to the University of Kentucky. Blaze Starr praised the moment as tremendous and touching during the four hour fundraiser party.
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Miss Starr
Nelson
Blaze
Wives See TV Dinners As Show Business
A humorous observation notes that some wives have cooked so many TV dinners they feel like performers in a show business setting. The quip implies routine domestic meals resemble staged entertainment.
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